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Not if their locations become a safe house for mendigos and druggies.

I avoid starbucks like the plague; bitter overpriced coffee served (at least in the US) by a staff too busy to care other then pointing to a tip jar. I must admit I've never entered starbucks here in BS AS, and wouldn't were it free.

I try to update myself with migrations but the few times I went there is always just short of a circus (luckily I take an Argentine with me to cut through the tape. Last time, without an appointment, the line stretched all the way up the avenue...I left as that day the "information desk" was closed.

Thank you for the information. I'll follow through with that immediately as I know, even at my age, playing Russian Roulet with migrations is risky.

Any advice for a retired US citizen who has spent almost 7 years living in Argentina now considering applying for residence? I return annually to the US for health checks and have done the expat shuffle to Uruguay numerous times and last August married an Argentine citizen. I've been told that 5...