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  1. steveinbsas

    Feliz Cinco De Mayo Y Dia De Independencia!

    Twenty years as of 9am this morning and just as happy as ever to be iiving in Argentina (especially at my present location.🤠
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    Cheap Housing in Argentina

    Just wanted to note that the house located in Moreno and is very close to route 7 (au acceso oeste) and close to the entrance of the barrio cerrado San Diego, but it's still inside what i consider the "zone of chaos."
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    Cheap Housing in Argentina

    Here's a "casa quinta" that appears to be ready to live in and just below the $50K USD price threshold and isn't is the middle of nowhere or in a barrio cerrado. It would not have monthly home owners fees that would be paid to a consorcio...
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    90-day extension issues

    If Floridamedellin actually applied for a 90 day extension also known as the "prorroga de permanencia" in person, at the office of migraciones, why would a "precaria" have been given? I only got one 90 day extension and I recieved it at the same time I asked for it. Even though that was a long...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    Here is my "all time favorite" thread (from 2025) on the topic of multiple overstays: https://baexpats.org/threads/probable-entry-denial-at-ezeiza-after-overstay.33728/post-306993 Since this first became a topic here, it has been clear that the denial of entry was always up to the individual...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    Was it possible to stop any of the depotations (with or without a judge's order)? Had any of them already applied for citizenship through the Federal Court either before or after the decreto of 2025?
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    ...and is it actually possible for a lawyer (assuming that would be required) to make the appeal in abstencia for a client who is not in Argentina?
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    On what grounds can the ban be appealed by Vossos at the consulate? What could he say that would create more than a snowball's chance in hell that they would override the decision of migraciones in Argentina?
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    I haven't looked at the link Veronica provided, but if it provides a way to get married "from a distance" and that marriage will be recognized in Argentina as well as provide a reasonbly "quick" manner to get the ban on entry removed, it may be your best option. You would both be tourists in...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    I am 99.999% certain that they would not have the power to override the ban on entry that you just recieved in Argentina. I think veronica's suggestion is your best hope. Before reading her post I had no idea that marriage from a distane was possible.
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    I was writing this while the previous two were added to the thread: Even though I completely agree with this, I do have one question for Vossos: Assuming that the immigration official asked you about the purpose of your visit, At what point did you say that you have an Argentine partner...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    Here's a link regarding a question about a similar situation which occured in April of 2025, well before the new decree was announced or went into effect: Thread 'Any insight about registering civil union online and applying for a visa from abroad?'...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    At least you have a potential and eventually happy solution to this unfortunate situation. I imagine that you would have to marry outside of Argentina and apply for temporary residency at an Argentine consulate...obviously not any easy task compared to doing it in Argentina. I hope it all...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    How many times has he already provided the answer that the best option is to "apply for citizenship," especially to avoid deportation. He often advised an overstay in lieu of a "visa run," at least for those who were not considering citizenship for one reason or another. Unfortunately, I...
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    Cash/effectivo, credit card, mercado pago 2026

    Only if your income subject to taxation exceeds the piso de ganancias, which mine never has in 20 years, as either a temporary or permanent resident. Even new permanent residents who have met the income reqirements as prescribed by migraciones during their temporary residency are not...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    Since my previous post I came to the "conclusión" that probably didn't/wouldn't have made much difference. The migraciones official apparently determined that the 1.5 year stay, combinef with the additional exits and entries was enough evidence to demonstrate to their satisfaction that you...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    In addition to the 1.5 year stay, did you ever exceed the 180 day total límit as a tourist in a 12 month period since the date of your first arrival in Argentina in 2022? I wonder if it's possible that doing so more than once triggered a "charge" of "abuse of the tourist visa" and that resulted...
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    Help: Will I be denied entry to Argentina after ETA residency?

    I see that "the lawyer" did not reply to your question about returning with your family as tourists. Based on what happened today to the member known as vosos... https://baexpats.org/threads/banned-from-entry-for-8-years.50159/ ...it looks like migraciones may now be far less tolerant of...
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    Banned from entry for 8 years

    Did you actually deal with more than one immigration official during the process of being denied entry? In other words, did a single official appear to be acting on their own, or was the denial of entry apparently a "collective" decision, which involved "higher" authorities?
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    Argentina is better than Australia

    If you are referring to the price of food in restaurants in the city of Buenos Aires I cannot comment one way or the other. I rarely ate in restaurants when I lived there and the two times that I ate in restaurants in the province of Buenos Aires in the past thirteen years (both in 2013), the...
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