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I'm surprised Cordoba/San Luis didn't make the list. I stop regularly in Victorica on the way to San Luis from Neuquen, and while it's a pleasant touristy stop along the ruta, the one little town that really surprised me for it's quaint beauty was San Martin, San Luis. Cheers!

You would probably relate with him a little more if you weren't so belligerently drunk all the time!! Jokes aside, I think Mr. Perry is probably a bit home sick and the first year anywhere can be a bit of a culture shock. I always tell people that the US is not better, simply different. Every...

Whoa whoa whoa, https://www.barriosansebastian.com.ar/ reports that the barrio was developed in 2006 and has 2218 houses total. You're saying that due to ballooning expensas, prices have dropped in half? Zonaprop reports that there are 794 houses for sale there, that's 33% of the entire...

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It's hard to say, I think it really is on a case by case employer. Neuquen, as a "zona desfavorable" typically get between 20% y 40% high wages than CABA. I have a friend who is a Municipal worker and gets paid $900k for a half day shift, so $1.8 Million full time. One of my tenants is a...

You're right, we certainly shouldn't. It's really a different world when you consider that even the salaries represented are not including salary package benefits. As @SlowWalker mentioned, oil workers here get stipends for food, free lodging, company trucks, and even free private schooling for...

Interbanking, which handles transactions for over 5 million bank accounts publishes statistics on average salaries, such as this below: Of course, statistics are a complicated subject. Are we talking the average as a median or mean? If we are talking about banked transactions, we can assume...

Providing your DNI down here is practically universal. I would say that's a common way for them to safeguard against any damages. I wouldn't worry about it. My only tip for you is I've been told is to block out the "Tramite No" at the front bottom of your card when sharing copies, as it can be...

Buddy, there are currently 13,443 homes for sale under $60k in Argentina per Zonaprop.

Thanks for sharing Violet, my wife went through prenatal depression and suicidal ideation from Hyperemesis Gravidarum on her third pregnancy. It was quite scary to go through as a support spouse. Not enough is spoken about the mental toll pregnancy takes.

My last transfer also came the next day, which was very unusual. It usually takes 48 hours for mine.

Personally, I don't know anyone in Neuquen making these incredibly low salary numbers that some expats here toss around casually. Average rent here is $700,000 for a monoambiente. I own 4 units myself, briefly had one tenant take on a roommate to help him on his feet, until he found a place...

I have too many questions....have you ever studied advanced medical papers in Spanish? How fluent are you in Spanish? You want to compete against local, native Spanish therapists part-time as your only source of income while you study down here?

As Rich One mentioned...long term unfurnished rentals are not for visitors. The honest truth is you are about the worst candidate a landlord could hope for. You have no income down here to garnish in the event of unpaid rent, you have no legal status against which to pursue potential property...

@FrankPintor There is a valid debate about "Mileinomics" being had at a grassroots level, that I wonder if expats really grasp. Expats hoping that Milei isn't elected so that the dollar is higher should carefully consider what it is that they are actually hoping for. What makes the dollar...

The image is very simple...USD purchasing power went down here. I don't think that's been lost on anyone. Now here's the bitter pill that most expats seem to refuse to swallow. "Mileinomics" did not suppress the value of the dollar making your life more expensive. And no, there's no big bad...

We have much in common my friend. I too handled all administration and finances in the USA and still do. When we came down here 3 years ago I was too bewildered to manage anything at the same level. My wife initially did all the administration and finances until I was able to comfortably take it...

We are conflating two different things here...purchasing power in dollars and purchasing power in pesos. One disproportionately affects dollar earning expats and the other peso earning locals. The oscillations of either currency, sometimes in tandem does not mean that all inflation is...

No, I didn't do anything to recognize our marriage. However, I should mention that many of our USA bank accounts still have her maiden name. My wife has initiated wires to herself in the past and it was required to be a "mirror" account, i.e. the same owner on both sides. The SSA likely...

Howdy Utopos, My wife and I share the same situation as yours. She is a dual citizen that has her married name in the US and maiden name down here. Given that each country is it's own system and don't really share anything, I'm struggling to understand the complications you are envisioning...