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Yeah/thanks. Where we live there is no apostille - so in order to travel, the birth certificate had to be legalized by the Argentine consulate here. Turns out that because of a misspelling on my wife’s birth certificate, they wouldn’t do nacionalidad por opción. They recommended we do it once...

This is correct. Confirmed it with the consulate here. We had been meaning to travel tomorrow night, but now our newborn cannot travel to Argentina. That she is 3 months old, and entire family is argentino, is irrelevant. This effectively deep-sixed our travel plans.

Correct. If only transiting, you won’t have any Schengen stamp in your passport. I’m not sure I’d misrepresent to the USG that you had not been to Europe. The other option is to fly to Argentina with Turkish or Ethiopian, that way you can go to the US no problem. Depends of course on where...

And was pilloried for it. Also, fired.

President? Last I checked Spain has a king, and Pedro Sánchez is prime minister. EDIT: OK, turns out his title in Spanish is “presidente del gobierno”, which is true in the literal sense - he presides over the government. But the structure of the government and his role in it is clearly the...

No way that’s going to happen here. Leaving aside that it happens very rarely in general, it’s also the case that all airlines here are swamped with people looking to rebook. The final destination is not really the issue. There is no real problem with domestic flights, you’ll get a connection...

I imagine can be fixed. How did you book your original ticket?

Without objection.

Rarely has being an enemy to Jews been bad in any way. Our era is a bit better than most of the preceding ones, but a lot of the old hatreds still hold. To single out Israel for a resolution like this is morally bankrupt. Nobody disputes that a civilian death - every civilian death - is a...

Shameful company for a shameful vote.

If at a good price, little reason not to buy a ticket. Some flights will certainly leave, and once you have an issued ticket the airline will put you on any flight with room in economy class, whatever the price would have been.

As I wrote, to leave the US you do not need a passport at all. There is no passport control departing the US. As a practical matter, of course, to fly from the US to any intl. destination you do need a passport, but that is because of the receiving country. The airline will want to see your...

I’m not sure what any of this even means. You do not go through passport control when exiting the US. You don’t “leave the US” on any passport. If you’re driving to Canada or Mexico, you present your papers at that country’s port of entry, not to US authorities. And if you are a Canadian or...

From what I know this sounds scarier than it is, true as it may be. Comparisons to the Wild West notwithstanding, the border is crossed by people and “stuff” (mind-altering and otherwise) on a daily basis. The problem is that without having entered legally there’s no way you’re flying out of...

No. No land borders are operational for regular people, and Uruguay isn’t taking anyone either. Depending on when you want to travel I might be able to help, DM me. There is a long, easy-to-cross border with Bolivia, problem is that you likely won’t be able to fly out from there if you didn’t...

I’m not sure you even have that option. It’s sold out on most flights. If anything urgent, need to resort to getting out of BsAs on any flight possible, say to Paraguay (they still have some flights out to there) or Chile (harder but doable). From there you’ll get out one way or another...

They No available space.

The logic is pretty simple here, actually. It’s just the logic of thieves. Cheapest fares available on Aerolineas, even with empty planes, is almost 2500 to Miami return. Most people actually paying more, because their planes are anything but empty - basically booked solid. These prices...

English language link: https://simpleflying.com/us-limits-aerolineas-argentinas/ This might actually get Argentina’s attention.

AA still selling seats on direct flights to JFK starting early June. I really hope that doesn’t get scrapped as it has until now.