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  1. steveinbsas

    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...
  2. steveinbsas

    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.
  3. steveinbsas

    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...
  9. steveinbsas

    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...
  10. steveinbsas

    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...
  11. steveinbsas

    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?
  12. steveinbsas

    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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    Wages have fallen 20% since 2018, worst drop in the region

    You may have never met Mr. Google AI, but he already appears to know at least this much about you (obviously, all good): "Ries is a top-ranked, long-term member and active contributor on the BAexpats.org community forum, noted for having one of the highest reaction scores among users. Based...
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    Current therapist, hoping to study psychiatry in Argentina

    And, in order to enroll in a PhD program in Argentina: To get a bachelor's or master's degree certified for a PhD in Argentina, you must have your documents apostilled (or legalized) in the country of origin, translated by a certified Argentine public translator, and sometimes recognized by the...
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    Current therapist, hoping to study psychiatry in Argentina

    I asked Google AI and recieved this reply: A PhD in Psychiatry from Argentina is not automatically recognized for independent practice in any US state, but it can be validated and recognized through a rigorous, state-by-state process. The recognition depends on whether the degree is intended...
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    Wages have fallen 20% since 2018, worst drop in the region

    This article cites changes in the percentage of wages without any reference whatsoever to the peso amounts subject to the decline. Regardless of what the salaries were during the past eight years, I am focused more on how much wages and salaries are now. So I asked Google AI "What is the...
  17. steveinbsas

    The fastest I've ever gotten my DNI

    Do you have permanent residency? As far as I know, the only foriegners who can "order" a DNI at the Registro in their city (or the Registro in the comuna in which they reside in a large city like CABA) must already have permanent residency. I believe the individuals who have been posting about...
  18. steveinbsas

    The fastest I've ever gotten my DNI

    Hi Mary. I hope that migraciones soon decides in your favor and grants you temporary residency. Meanwhile, I suggest that you ask your lawyers about applying for citizenship without a DNI through the Federal Court as is currently being discussed in the "Obtaining Argentine Citizenship" thread...
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    Obtaining Argentine citizenship

    Do you know if qny of the "other lawyers" have had any new cases accepted by any of the Federal Courts since May of 2025 and if any of those cases has resulted in Argentine citizenship for the client? Also, if any of those clients did not have either two years of temporary residency with a DNI...
  20. steveinbsas

    Seems citizenship by investment is kind of dead in the water?

    This is great information. I am not in favor of Argentine citizenship by investment, but it would be entertaining (at least to me) if it was implemented and ALL Argentine citizens suddenly found themselves "travel banned" (to any extent) to visit the USA, just because an infantesable number of...
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