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lol thanks napoleon!

The thing that also concerns me is that my company has my resume with all the foreign places I have worked, so I hope they don't pass that information on to the Argentine embassy/Micraciones in Argentina. Does anybody know if that is necessary info to obtain a work permit/entry visa?

I am an American who is coming to Buenos Aires soon for my job. The police clearances have been a complete fiasco and it has been a full time job to get them, in order to enter Argentina in the first place. Since I am a teacher, I will be working on the school calendar: July-mid December, and...

I am an American in the process of getting my "work/residency" visa to start work in Argentina very soon. I will be going to an Argentine consulate in the Midwest USA. One of the requirements for a work/residency visa is listed as: RESIDENCY VISA REQUIREMENTS (Work or paid Internships) 3-...

I am an American in the process of getting my "work/residency" visa to start work in Argentina very soon. I will be going to an Argentine consulate in the Midwest USA. Several of the requirements for a work/residency visa are listed as: 4- LETTER OF NON RECORDS , issued by Local Police...

I am an American in the process of getting my "work/residency" visa to start work in Argentina very soon. I will be going to an Argentine consulate in the Midwest USA. One of the requirements for a work/residency visa are listed as: "SWORN DECLARATION of NON INTERNATIONAL RECORDS . This...

Response to surfing: I know that people are trying to help me; it doesn't mean I'm not confused by contradictory information. And yes, actually, this is the only forum where I've been getting my information as I am currently in the states and have never been to Argentina. Thanks though for your...

Ok, I'm really frustrated and confused. Why are people saying that adderall is illegal in Argentina if it is clearly available??

Does anyone know if the prescription drugs adderall XR, serequel, and luvox are available in Buenos Aires? They are available in the USA but I know that they are not available in some other countries. The question is not whether they are covered by insurance, but if they are available in...

Bradlyhale: I saw the 5 year rule on the website of the Argentine Embassy in Washington DC. It is under the "consular" section. Apparently I am not able to post URL's on this forum or else I would post it. Solerboy: A very important question: when you submitted a copy of your passport, didn't...

I am American and currently live in the US. My career is international in nature and I have recently been offered a post in Buenos Aires to start in 1 month. However, I have only recently become aware of Argentina's strict (to say the least) rule of the job-seeker submitting police clearances...