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In my modest opinion, it will be an excellent move, becausse: A) You income will be in USD, an the crazy local inflation will only benefit you. B) It is easy to get a resident visa with your income C) You can get funds without bringing any cash, there are places and people who will will give you...

Watch out that they may be chinese fake phones, they tried that trick on me once

Using your C Card from the USA here may be a very bad idea, since I believe that Visa will bill your purchases at the oficial exchange rate (i.e., 50%), so every thing that you buy will cost you double in USD.

Have you tried the bank located in Ezeiza?

Take a boat to Colonia

Check with Banco Piano, they have a SSN deposit-transfer service, do not know their fees though.

First all all, Macri did TRIED to place the two judges but failed. He then used the constitucional process, proposed them, they were voted and aproved by the Arg Congress. Period. Pls do not parrot the gov lines without looking at the facts. Second, the Peronist Party ALWAYS won in La Rioja , it...

Also check the branch of Banco Piano there

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I am in the exactly same condition as you. Let me tell you a few things. As an Argie, you can: A) Open any bank account here, including one in USD. B) Obain a DNI, Passport, driver's licence, etc. C) Purchase any propery you can afford. D) Make banks transfers from your US bank to your local...

I use Aerolineas Courier. They have a PO BOX in Miami where you can send your stuff. Then you send them a copy of the bill and they will figure out the shipping cost plus custom duties,etc. You pay with PayPal or C Card, and they will ship the merchandise to your door. Estimate that the final...

Go to Galeria Boston, Florida and Diagonal Norte.There are two shops downstairs, very safe and trustworthy

Before arrival by plane, they willgive a form to fillout, that is self-explanatory,

Regarding getting legal residence in Brazil (or anyplace in LA), the easiest way is to hire a local immigration lawyer. That, plus a bit of extra "oiling" money will get you anything here. Trying to do legally is nightmirish even for us Argentines, despite the fact that we are Brazil largest...

Yes, you are right, but I think that if Peking tries it anyway, it will get a mouthfull of plutonium, since it is almost for sure that they developed Atomic weapons long ago (in cooperation with Israel). But I agree that even in that case, it will not be a healthy place to be living, wars is...

I do agree that doing business in LA is a tough endeavor. It would be easier, I think, if you could sell all those assets in Taiwan and then creating a local corp or business there, promising a substantial investment and new jobs, etc. Then you would buy an existing plant, add new...

If I were you, I would look into moving to Brazil instead of Argentina. These are my reasons: A) Brazil is the most tecnologically advanced country in L A. B) Their currency is very stable (with 1 0/00 deflation last year) C) They welcome foreign investors, in general D) Some Arg corporations...

Arg is a paradise if you have an income of 1500/2000 USD a month. Lets see: Subway fare: 10 cents Bus fare: 15 cents Lunch or diner in a resto: from 4 to 6 USD Hair cut 2,50/3,00 USD Visit to a private coctor: 4/5 USD A kilo of bread: 1,50 USD

I believe that it depends on the year that the US passport was issued. In the late 70's the Arg goverment approved a new law demanding that from that on you need both passports when returning here. If you became a dual citizen before that date then you do not need the local passport.