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If you have residency in Argentina (temporary or permanent), it is imposible to leave the country with your child, unless the father is with you or unless you have a letter from the public notary (signed by the father) saying you can travel alone with your child. For kids under 14 year you...

I agree, sasha has great croissants, also lepie in Montevideo.

Although I agree that money is a very important factor, it is also the culture of the country. For example in secondary schools in Belgium, they have 2 h of sports a week, usually devided in 2 hours (so 1 h minus dressing and undressing, putting things up etc). They don't have sportsteams in...

In september we definitely still wear boots! It can be sunny but it is usually still chilly, especially in the evenings. From october on the weather is changing, there can be nice and warm days but it can also be quite cold... I don't take my summer clothes out until november but it is possible...

Problem that 3G traffic is congested in Capital, the 3 carriers have 3G problems.... This has been like this for the last few months.

that wouldn't surprise me... maybe the Argentines don't play so much online?

I don't think so, all the argentines seem to have put the chip in it, and games are so cheap that no-one really seems to rent. My son didn't want to chip it either -he preferred to buy the super expensive games abroad... I am told that all that can happen is that they block you when you play...

plus 50% import tax... I might have a racket for sale, a HEAD, must check the type. PM if interested...

As far as I know everyone plays outside, when it is 35 degrees and when it is 5 degrees... only the rain can come in the way :D

Flees only bite on your legs, never on arms. Bedbugs (chinches in Spanish) bite several times around the same area. They only come out when it's dark, hide everywhere in the room. In hotels/rented places you can check the matras on the side, sometimes you see black spots. If its your own (new)...

the easiest way is to go to the argentine embassy in your country, they will tell you what documents you need.

I was looking for it too, a while back, asked my argentine friends and they either said that they don't know what it is, or that they make it themselves. It is not to be found in the stores, they said...

There was a thread about this before, and today I received this mail... Por favor difundir a sus amistades. Gracias !!! > > > > AQUÍ TODOS LOS PUNTOS DE ENCUENTROS DE CAPITAL FEDERAL, PROVINCIA DE > BUENOS AIRES E INTERIOR DEL PAÍS !!! DIFUNDIR !! > > CAPITAL FEDERAL : PLAZA DE MAYO Y EL...

Thats more then enough time. Unless (maybe) you are leaving from terminal C. You have to pay in terminal A, before you check in, at the migration desk at the end (right side) of the terminal. Close to where the passengers arrive. Calculate one hour for waiting in line, pay, and go back in...

Maybe you should just contact your embassy. I had something similar last month, contacted the (Belgian) embassy, and it turns out there is a link between all the belgian notaries, through the ministry of internal affairs to the embassies all over the world. All I had to do was goto the embassy...

the best way is probably to bring euros and exchange them here...

euro was 7,1 yesterday...

Just make sure to bring all the cables that came with it. I know with the Xbox it was a problem because my son only brought one, they had to send the other one over as we couldn't find it here. (not sure if Wii has more then 1 cable, Xbox has)

All day immersion is hard to find. Why don't you contact the ones that offer accomdation and explain your situation? I had a teenager visiting to learn spanish and she went to Voz-school in Marcelo T. They offer all kinds of activities too, in which they offered my kids (who already speak...

a Belgian one works here. No problem.