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How is the pick up? Part of the appeal of WU is they own pago fácil so they are completely integrated into everyday life and there's a franchise every 2 blocks

well either way they can just stay for 6 months on a tourist visa anyway at least and do all the same stuff. Regarding tax, they'd still pay VAT which is the most important tax in argentina. The country benefits from them in the same way it does tourists in general.

agent commissions are illegal in CABA. Only the owner can pay commissions, not the renter.

well they have announced plans to make a residency visa all the same. No clue how it will work

The ba city government is introducing a one year digital nomad visa soon. Wait for that.

If you're up to the point of publishing the notice in the newspaper, doesn't that mean the judge already plans to give you citizenship?

so basically if it fails you can just keep filing the same case until you get a favorable judge?

has anyone here actually ever had a citizenship case just completely fail? like impossible to get through? or know of one? if so, why?

Technically, but I doubt a newly arrived tourist is going to be navigating the legal system. If the relationship with the owner goes sour for any reason that can become a ruined trip. I've made informal deals before but only with owners who I've already stayed with for at least a few months...

What's stopping the owner from just kicking you out, exactly? Or ignoring you if you want something fixed? Etc.

data shows that Aerolineas is actually considered the best airline in the region by passengers. Facts, not opinion. https://www.aerolineas.com.ar/en-ar/prensa/comunicadoprensainterno/4839_aerolineas-argentinas-distinguished-by-travelers-as-the-best-airline-in-the-region

The best option for an in person group class is the University of Buenos Aires Spanish program which runs from beginner to advanced, not sure if they have classes going at the moment but they're high quality, very cheap, and will help you to get a renewable 3 month student visa if needed.

Very telling that for you the fascist son of an actual bonafide WW2 era Nazi would not have been 'very sad', but someone who doesn't want poor people to die is. The virulent hatred that some expats have of poor people in Latin America, especially non-white ones, is very obvious and disgusting.

A big point of using airbnb is that you are somewhat protected since owners want to avoid repercussions from the platform. Treating directly with someone you just met is just asking for trouble.

The Argentine government can track income in the USA already through financial information sharing treaties between the two countries. They can do this with out without an SSN. If they have your name and passport number, they can already do it if they want to. Trying to avoid this is pointless.

You managed to cite nothing that proves your point, good work. The idea that Peronism aims to help local industry not through policies that support it, but by telling people to buy local products or they're personally bad, is honestly hilarious. It has a demonstrated record of doing the former...

...Through formal politics, not through individualist personal consumer activism. The idea of change through personal consumption is in fact a core part of neoliberal ideology, which Peronism is opposed to.

I recently got Luis Pasteur obra social and it's pretty solid. Appointments with good doctors and specialists always available within a week and I haven't had to pay a cent beyond the monotributo contribution yet.

Nah at the door they told me that. They never even looked at my passport, just said they're not doing the extensions. Habilitación de salida was available at migraciones though you can also do it at the airports

I went to migraciones 2 months ago and asked for a tourist visa extension. They were not doing them temporarily because few tourists are actually entering right now. I don't know if this is still the case.