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I am by myself in USA. No family. Also, I have sent a credit card to a friend in BA, many (many!) years ago and it got lost. I dont trust them. But, thank you, anyway.

I always try to use cash, first. I hate banks. AGAIN: I am frugal.

Congrats on the new adventure! We are in the same boat. I will let you know about any flight and I will keep you posted about the rest. Keep in touch, Oldgringo! :)

I am a fan of minimalism. I dont possess unnecesary stuff. It is only that I would like to take with me a few things. Eventually I will give away furniture, but there are two pieces restored by myself that I would like to take with me.

Thank you. I tried to sell a "desk" for more than three months. Nobody wanted it. No surprised why people put everything on the sidewalk and leave...

SEE???

Totally true! My hair dryer from US in BA doesn't work properly (slower...). I am very frugal, yes, I am not planning to bring freezer, washer, etc. thank you

What if we have another surprise like in 2001, with a new "corralito" and the banks/government freeze our money even the minimum, (I am not talking about a big sum of money), just my SS retirement....??

I totally agree with you about banks, Jeff.

1. I can buy a transformer in BA, for my devices (not too many, though). But I can't carry a juicer, drill, fan, kitchen mixer, in my luggage...(all of them 110v). 2. I am aware about cars. 3. Yes, but the problem is withdrawing from THERE (BA). 4. Thank you!!

I'm planning to move back to BA before the end of the year (if possible...). Born in BA but also American citizen. I would need a good advice about international moving companies to get my stuff safely in BA (not too many things, just books and some furniture). Also: any idea about collecting...