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Staying around BA "whilst doing the process" is essential. After you are granted residency, you can live anywhere in Argentina that you desire. Just be sure to let the nearest office of migraciones know where you are. You may have to pay a small fee to have your file transfered to them as I did...

https://www.migraciones.gov.ar/radex/ The first thing you will see after the English translation appears is: "Remote residency for foreigners." It's the online process of applying for residency.

@jorisw: IF you leave and return before your original 90 day tourist visa expires, I believe the worst that could happen is that migraciones will allow you to reenter, but does not give you a new 90 day visa. If that happens, you could still go to migraciones in Retiro like Johnny Kawartha did...

Full disclosure: I never made a visa run or had an overstay. I did get one 90 day extension (as permitted) at migraciones in Retiro, and I was granted temporary residency before it expired. I don't know why migraciones would give anyone "more scrutiny" for complying with their rules and...

If you are still on your first 90 day tourist visa, granted when you entered Argentina. you should be able to leave and return and receive a new 90 day tourist visa without any problem. I have not read anything that indicates that the limit of 180 days of a "rolling year" has changed.

https://baexpats.org/threads/immigration-changes-health-education-deportation.48897/ https://baexpats.org/threads/advice-on-re-entry-from-uruguay-under-new-immigration-rules-waiting-on-marriage-residency.49171/ https://baexpats.org/threads/immigration-decree-last-word-has-not-been-said.48973/

This video explains the effect of eggs regarding heart disease as well as the origin of the saturated fat fraud:

Here is some great information about seed oils:

This video covers the almost 200 year history of the use of industrial "seed" oils incorporated into the human diet and how most of us (including me)have unwittingly damaged our health by consuming them

Thanks, Ronnie. I meant to post this video... ...to be followed later by the video in my previous post

Even if I had no access to beef or lamb, or pasture raised chicken eggs, I would choose to eat soy and corn fed poultry and eggs over anything else (including ALL grains, seeds, legumes, fruits and vegetables), and I would only cook the eggs with beef tallow/lard and the poultry in an air fryer...

Here is a video that provides a compelling reason to consume beef, even if was not from grass fed cattle, instead of poultry and pork from livestock which were raised on a diet of corn and soy:

I don't think that US citizenship has ever been a condition of recieving them, so renouncing US citizenship should not constitute grounds for losing Social Security benefits, whichin the past have been, and are currently being paid to millions of non-citzens.

This is artiicle indicates that the annual mortgage interest rate changed by banks in Argentina is "fifteen percent over inflation." Peso crisis drives mortgage rates to 15%, upending Milei agenda | Buenos Aires Times...

It's been almost twenty years since I began the temporary to permanent residency process, but, at least at that time, it was possible to have both of the notarized letters, one by a US attorney (confirming the origin of the source of my passive foriegn income) and the other by an officer at my...

If you need size 34 x 34 and like Diesel and Lucky Jeans, as well as Levis 501, 505, and cords, let me know. I brought two suitcases full of them when I returned from m6 last trip to the USA and hardly had the chance to wear most of them before slimming down to size 32.

What style (chupin/skinny, recto/straight) do you prefer and what size usually fits the best? The "best" jeans I've bought in Argentina in the past five years have been Levis 519...

If I was renting, and was "willing" to pay $450 per month rent for the house I live in, that would double my cost of living (at today's prices). Assuming only a five percent return in an annuity in the USA on the "dormant investment capital" would have resulted in a "wash" with no growth in the...

The question then, that remains to be answered is if the government is actually going to offer "irrevokabl Argentine citizenship" for an investment of $500,000USD. PS: i wonder if the government will revoke the passport after the investor loses all of their investment in a country with an...

If the Golden Visa comes with an Argentine passport in return for an "nvestment of $500,000USD, why should those who can afford to buy one care if it's called citizenship? Perhaps the information in this article is inaccurate, but I got the impression that "citizenship" by investment is just...