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You can overstay your visa in Argentina as long as you want

Freedom of movement in mercosur is different than the EU. Mercosur citizens have the right to request a temporary residence visa based on being a mercosur citizen in a different country. And then get PR in 2 years. Naturalized Mercosur citizens have to wait longer before they can enjoy this...

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Crypto is fastest. You may also find a cueva that accepts zelle or similar

Can someone provide clarification on allowable sources of income for the rentista visa? Is it strictly passive, can it be from remote work for example?

If your citizenship case is denied or goes to limbo you can immediately reapply in a different court/jurisdiction? I seem to recall that there was a case where an applicant was chastised for doing they by an appeals court.

Swiped as in they copied his card info, then made a duplicate card abroad and started running charges on it

I've been here for a year, haven't left yet since I don't want any issues

My case can be looked up on the court case website, not sure if that's sufficient for migraciones. Anyone have any experience leaving and reentering after an overstay and saying that you have a case in progress to be allowed entry?

Is the two years residence requirements supposed to be 2 years continuously without leaving, and after you have 2 years under your belt you can come and go as you please? Or 2 years where you've made Argentina your home, but you are allowed to come and go for tourism etc

Supposedly the claim is that the moment you apply for citizenship, you are already a citizen of Argentina. Just without proof of being a citizen since your case is not yet resolved. The situation is supposed to be the equivalent of a newborn baby who hasn't received a birth certificate yet. Of...

Maybe I'm dense but can you explain the advantage of this? People who have dollars can convert at the cuevas and get a better rate than what Visa offers

FYI "travel purchases" means plane tickets, hotels and similar, not everything as long as it's overseas.

7 Months total from case start to citizenship being granted, with the income being declared as Western Union from her family. Shocker. I will note that she had a DNI and seemed to keep her status regular

Anyone used western union receipts as evidence of their "honest way of living"?

Its possible to cancel a transfer if you didn't pickup yet

Probably folks waiting for the rate to go up even more, seems like the skys the limit. Better to hold onto dollars till the last possible moment

I am in the middle of this process now, I came on a tourist visa and overstayed. No DNI, my court case is still in progress. Seems like the kind of thing that'll take some time, it doesn't happen overnight

Residence in this case means actually living in the country, evidenced by your passport stamps or similar, not necessarily holding a residence permit. If you go this way though like mentioned you will have to hire a lawyer to file your case

Supposedly, you can live there for 2 years semi illegally by overstaying your tourist visa. And while you're overstaying if you don't have a DNI you don't have a way to pay taxes even if you wanted to