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I just got my visa today. They didn't even look at my hotel and plane reservations. All they cared about was a bank statement and credit card.

I said 12,000 as the average when paying with quotes, which is commonly found on mercadolibre (see link) http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-434984962-apple-iphone-5-16gb-pantalla-4-wifi-liberado-chip-a6-ios6-_JM If people are willing to pay without quotes, or if you are trying to pay with...

I'm asking 12,000 pesos, which is the average price they're going for on Mercadolibre when you factor in the quotas

Hi everyone. I'm looking for the best way to sell an iphone here in Buenos Aires outside of Mercado libre. It's an iphone 5, 16gb, unblocked by Apple, and brand new. Any help/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

Possibly, he was a man around 35-40 with glasses. I was told the same thing when I did my first run to Uruguay. I had been in Argentina only 3 months, and went without my visa being expired and was still told that "this is the last time." I feel like they're required to say that.

Just made the Carmelo run today. I paid the 300 pesos fine at aduana (got a little shit from the agent) then on the return trip was able to get my 90 day stamp, however the guy made it a point to tell me that this would be the last time. The stamp I was given says nothing different, but does...

Were you here for the 3+ years with an expired visa for this time or had you been constantly renewing it?

Is a 5 year ban common?

Yes I'm from the US. I've already been to the Brasilian consulate with an appointment, and was told that I could return any day first thing in the morning without an appointment. According to the website, it take a max of 3 days to process the visa, and I overheard the lady at the consulate...

I'm planning a trip to Brazil in two weeks and currently have an expired Argentine tourist visa (about 7 months expired). I understand that I cannot receive my Brazilian tourist visa until I have a valid Argentine visa, and the only thing that I can do at Migraciones is go 10 days before I...

Sorry if this constitutes hijacking a post, but I can't find a place for a new post - but it's related. I have an expired tourist visa (about 7 months expired) and am traveling to Brazil in a month. Would it be better to go to immigrations ahead of time and pay the overstay fine (which is $300...

Viejo munich cerveza negra...if you like dark beer it's great!

I've taken the TEFL course and am currently teaching English. While my experience may differ from many people, I considered my 4 week TEFL course to be, for the most part, a waste of time and money. I admit that having a few practice classes helps prepare you for your first private students...

Does anyone know if having an expired tourist visa will affect your ability to get a DNI?

Does anyone know of a good, spanish-speaking tv show? I know of lots of spanish speakers who improved their english a lot by watching TV series from the US, and the idea is to do the same with a spanish series; however I can't bring myself to watch US series dubbed in Spanish. Any suggestions...

Where did you find the bacon? Are you sure it's not pancetta?

I'm interested in the curry sauce. PM me and we can work out details

I'd also be interested in this question...where to find deli meats. I'd love a nice turkey sandwich without having to actually buy and cook an entire turkey.

Anyone know if this process changes if you've overstayed your visa? or is it still just pay $300 pesos to renew it?

Cipriana...for your own good do not use this forum as a resource when deciding whether or not to move to Argentina. You will find that the responses will be overwhelmingly negative, and when someone finally posts something positive, the abundance of cynics will quickly try to bring them down...