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You can offer additional cash down in lieu of a Garantia for some landlords, but indeed a lot of agents only want a Garantia so you'll have to broaden your search

https://elsurdiario.com.ar/articulo/investigacion-del-fbi.-la-ruta-de-una-ciberestafa-de-norcoreanos-que-termino-en-el-departamento-de-un-ruso-en-palermo.php Seems they were somehow involved with laundering money for North Korean hackers and they got closed up for a little while

Foreigners are able to own property in Argentina, even with just a passport and no DNI, you'd need to get a tax ID first but there's no issue. I believe there are some threads posted here of others that have done so.

Marriage to a native Argentine citizen qualifies you for permanent residency, and also citizenship if you're interested in applying.

Assembling electronics in one of the most remote places in the world is an aberration, these jobs are artificially subsidized by everybody in the country paying 2x what the true cost of the product is, it shouldn't have happened in the first place

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I don't assume there's a way to vote at the embassy if you haven't registered for an absentee ballot yet?

You're best off bringing cash $100 USD bills to cover any foreseeable expenses you'd have and then changing them as needed once you arrive

If you mean a Housekeeper/maid to help with cooking, laundry, groceries, cleaning etc those can easily be found on Facebook. Certainly a lot less costly than it'd be in the US. Local rate seems to be around 3500 pesos an hour

You just keep it in dollars? Do you end up withdrawing dollars cash from the bank branch? It's not required to pesify your foreign dollars for the Rentista visa? I assumed it would get converted to pesos at the official rate and you'd lose a significant amount each month

You can try the branches in Microcentro. They are more up to snuff and your chances are best there. Even at the same branch, two different employees will give you different answers. You just need to keep trying, but it is indeed possible to open bank accounts without being a legal resident.

Each branch operates like their own fiefdom with their own policies. Some even want a certification of ingresos before they open the account. But if you shop around some there are branches that will open with only a passport and CDI with no residency status at all.

It is possible to open, but you need to get a CDI first. It's similar to an ITIN in the USA

How does the rate compare to WU?

If you want to teach English you are better off doing so online, there are some platforms that connect native English speakers with Chinese students looking for additional tutoring, the pay is decent from what I hear, certainly much better than what you would earn in Argentina doing the same...

You're best off going to Abasto Shopping or Alto Palermo mall. You'll need the employees at the phone store to activate the sim card with your passport.

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20,000 peso banknotes is news to me. A welcome change to be sure.

It means they rejected the transfer for some type of risk. I just got off the phone with Western Union earlier today with the same error. Some combination of how much money you're sending, who you're sending it to and some other factors cause it to be rejected. For me I changed the receiver and...

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