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I am glad to see that you mentioned Peru. I've been to all countries on the continent and have lived in 3, Peru being one of them. Based on my preferences and needs at a time, I had a really amazing time living and working in Peru. I was very pleased with my quality of life and all the items you...

Since he will have a permanent residence in Argentina he will exclude his US income as foreign-earned not on the basis of the physical presence but rather as a bona fide resident of Argentina. In practice this means that if he excludes the foreign earned income as a bona fide resident of another...

Careful with this: That is true only if you an employee (you can take an exemption up to the amount and pay tax on earned income above this amount). If you are self-employed, on the other hand, the foreign income exemption does not apply, even if you reside in another country 360 days/year or a...

*Annual OTP measured June '17 - May '18: LATAM Airlines Ecuador 89.4 COPA 88.2 Qantas 85.7 Qatar 85.5 Japan Airlines 84.5 Alitalia 83.9 Singapore Airlines 83.8 LATAM Airlines Brasil 83.4 KLM 81.9 Emirates 80.9 United 80.7 American 79.4 Iberia 79.2 Aerolineas Argentinas 77.8 British 77.1 LATAM...

In Latin America this is how the latest on-time-performance report (January 2019) looks like: 1. Copa Airlines 89.79% 2 LATAM Airlines Group LA 85.60% 3 Azul AD 85.21% 4 Volaris Y4 82.04% 5 Avianca Brazil O6 81.15% 6 Aerolineas Argentinas AR 80.51% 7 Aeromexico AM 80.45% 8 Sky Airline H2 79.89%...

Interesting that you chose to compare the on-time-performance (OTP) of aerolineas argetinas to turkish. I do not dispute what you wrote. At the same time, I would like to point out that the OTP must not be looked at as an isolated factor but rather in the operational context, so that one can...

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My response is meant to encourage positive conversation on the topic and is not meant to discredit your opinions. I quoted both of you for the context and an example of divergence of opinions. Unlike our own opinions and observations which are severely limited by subjective biases and sample...

Very sorry for the situation. I am just evaluating the situation out loud and looking for other factors besides the vindictiveness of the consul. Prior to being granted an interview, when the lady in question filled out the online questionnaire for her visa application, there was a very...

Well then I'll just have to make it to the "empanada" chat

Yes, you can send EUR using both your TW personal account and TW business/borderless account to the US accounts in your name or other people's names. The receiver in the US receives USD.

Just to clarify, please: When you withdraw using the Charles Schwab debit card, the 379 peso withdrawal fee (which you must accept at the moment) shows as a separate entity on your monthly statement so that when you call Charles Schwab the customer service rep knows that it was an ATM fee? I am...

I'll be there. See you soon everyone!

When you file your US federal tax return you will report your foreign earned income (yearly amount, converted to USD). This income is self reported and no documents equivalent to W2 need to be attached. Up to 100+K/year (check to see what it is for this year, it may be $102,100) can be excluded...

As Ceviche advised you, waiting the 2 years means just that the person receiving your documents may not use the excuse of you not having been in the country for 2 years continuously in order to reject your documents. Of course s/he may say that your XYZ document is now more than 6 months old and...

The ones I know and referred to are spouses of Argentine citizens.

You are absolutely correct, the 2 year rule doe snot apply in your case. The same happened to me in CABA. I also went to ask and inform myself. The secretary who received me basically barked me out of the office when I tried to get a clarification. I consulted a lawyer (he posts here on the...

This is a quite common (among humans) maladaptive, emotionally immature psychological defense (accentuated or normalized in certain cultures). I am glad that you recognized it and remained focused on your objective. I admire you for your perseverance.

Thanks for answering. I was just reading the US Federal Naturalization Law of 1790 which had limited the naturalization of foreign-born persons to “white” persons only (and people who have lived their entire life in the US but were of Asian origin were (court ruled) ineligible for citizenship).

Please help me understand correctly what you wrote. First you wrote that nationality means race. Then you wrote that in Spain, citizenship is based on care. I understand that citizenship and nationality are not always the same, and I also understand that citizenship can be linked to race (at...