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both Fiscal and me have some kind of residency status in Argentina. We leave using DNI or precaria. I guess you don't which would explain the difference.

you can get plenty of this in the Russian consulate in BsAs.

my response was "visiting family" I don't know. I'd refrain from 2 responses: (1) Tourism -- implies non-essential travel, may be prohibited under pandemic regime; (2) Living in another country -- this might raise questions about one's residency status in Argentina. At least in the United...

When I was leaving Argentina in January, showing my permanent DNI Migraciones officer asked me about the purpose of my trip. I find it somewhat odd. What difference does it make?

why not just get vaccinated if covid affects things for you to such an extent?

AFAIK both Fidelity and Schwab have this policy of reimbursing international ATM fees. So you can always switch in case Schwab changes this.

He probably needs DNI for minor https://www.argentina.gob.ar/dni-joven-actualizacion-de-dni-de-mayor-de-14-anos > First, just because the DNI card is expired does not mean his residency has expired, correct? Correct. Permanent residency does not expire with DNI. (only after 2 years of...

I recently came by this photo of Buenos Aires https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10220120832835183&set=gm.779619836071981 Was very surprised to see an afro american in background

the need for police record is determined by countries in which a person lived in the past 3 years. So if one lived in Argentina for the last 3 years, then one does not need police record from any country other than Argentina. Also if US citizen lived in, say, Paraguay for the last 3 years, then...

I received following message from the US Embassy:

that's what I got in Mac terminal:

Mercosur agreement does apply to naturalized citizens though there are provisions on length of naturalization. AFAIK they require 5 years to pass since naturalization. you still need to go through normal route of obtaining temporary/permanent residence in Brazil. But you don't need to prove...

Argentina -- good. Harleys and electric motorcycles -- not so much.

The rumor is that some quanteens come with snacks

this is why it's so important to embed safeguards limiting power of government into constitution. United States did pretty good job on this. Except of 16th amendment which is the basis of levying ridiculously high federal income tax.

No one trusts government. And government regulates all financial companies including Uala.

This article mentions that they are in the process of acquiring wilobank

so they claim in this article but it's just enough to require to provide name while booking to make resell impossible. I don't understand why this is not done if reselling is the real culprit.

You never know how local credit history might help further down the road. May be one wants to take Argentine mortgage at some point? Maybe landlords use local credit history to offer lower prices?

I opened an account at wilobank a few months back. I am perm. resident, not even temp. I applied for credit card with them but all they gave me was a debit card tied to my checking account. I've heard that HSBC can transfer your credit internationally. So if you have an account at US HSBC and...