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The only way to do without fees is with a friend. I do this for my Argentinian friends when I need cash here, as it works for both of us.

Been here two years now, no problems. Will get a DNI anyway but I’ve had no issues so far. So much so that I’m starting to wonder if the computers at migraciones on arrivals even show them your past stays when they scan your passport.

I wonder if you went to a different Migraciones office there, I’ve never seen anyone else there at all. Where was the office?

"He is now trapped. Either he […] or he lets the peso find its level and unleashes a fresh inflation” What’s stopping him leaving things exactly as they are? In spite of the insane prices most Argentinians aren’t complaining (beats me why) about the situation, so he has no reason to do much of...

And yet gas at the pump is still really expensive

Don’t do it. Migraciones doesn’t like the shtick. Better to just pay the overstay fine when you leave.

What would happen if I tried sending a TV with Eurosender/DHL. The quote for shipping with Eurosender is $250. Would I get the TV?

I need to hear this story. Cmon, storytime!! How much do you pay for Grabr typically? I fly to visit family a few times a year, maybe I should do this to offset the cost of my ticket

Is the $3000 limit per purchase or per person per year?

I’ve been thinking that since Milei devalued the peso and health premiums went through the roof. “There’s no way this can last!” Here we are, all these months later and nothing is giving at all …. Just looked up the date, it was December 13. Soon it’ll be almost a year.

I'm as far from a commie as it gets, I'm a full red blooded American capitalist. I'm just commenting on the "prices being corrected" - it isn't a correction, it's profit for company owners, that is all I'm saying. We both know that people on the street are not getting significant salary raises...

Things may have been artificially cheap but prices aren't just "correcting", companies are trying to grab cash while they can in this crazy time. For example - how on earth is yoghurt made locally more expensive than yoghurt in the USA where salaries of the people making the yoghurt are 20x...

I’ve been here two years too. Costs are definitely starting to hurt. I never thought the cost increases in dollars would last this long, so what do I know 🤷🏻‍♂️ I still really enjoy living here but the prices are starting to impact that.

Article without paywall: https://archive.ph/UpNi6

Who is counterfeiting peso!?! May as well counterfeit dollars

I keep waiting and waiting for the drop but the roller coaster sure does seem stuck

practically everything is still expensive and even more so. I like it here but nobody can say that living here is currently a “good deal”.

well that would be wonderful

Blanca Café on Sinclair. Amazing (imo, and the endless line seems to believe the same)

What is a plazo fijo?