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Are you sure you can use a soft carrier? I've traveled multiple times with my cat through American and I had to use a hard carrier.

since you went to Uruguay within the 90 day period, you are still on that initial 90 day visa therefore they didn't need to give you another 90 day stamp. I believe they only give you a new 90 days tourist stamp if you leave on the 90th day and return after that date, or in some cases are nice...

I don't know if they go that far in argentina but I do have a friend from Venezuela who would sign all the petitions against Chavez etc and they delayed sending any paperwork she requested to deliver for her US citizenship and her family members' process completed years before hers

what is the difference between rugby shorts and the types of shorts they sell at places like Nike or Adidas? Is this similar to a situation where a girl has 10 different pairs of heels that to guys they all look the same? :huh:

An interesting article on the history of Halloween for any that are interested http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/14/spooky-truth-about-halloween-history_n_5955044.html

I don't know who you talked to at UBA but that makes absolutely no sense. You need to be accepted into a program before you are able to acquire the student visa.

I thought that you could apply for permanent residency when renewing your temp resident visa for the 3rd year? If so you might have time to apply… I hope I'm not wrong!

No, I think in your case they let you pass mostly because you were getting married therefore your residency situation would have been fixed.

I don't think its normal to pay 20% commission each month... but I'll let people that have been renting more recently chime in

When I was only paying taxes in Argentina I think I still paid my Social Security for the US... I think that's your only option.

you dont make an appointment to extend the tourist visa, just show up

that was disturbing

If it's under $300 you shouldn't have to pay anything

I was told by one taxista that they charge more from Ezeiza because they are principally airport taxis and have to drive all the way back to the airport after they drop you off. Whereas a taxi that brings you to Eze can either wait to grab someone leaving or do trips on their way back into the city

Dulce de leche varies in every country but I'm surprised that a team that should trying to do their best athletic performance would be trying to eat that much dulce de leche anyways

You can be rest assured any mention of futbol/soccer ajo will pop up to remind us how much he hates it. We get it already!!

I can't believe people that have this mentality about dogs. Yes there are some dogs that are stronger and can pose a potential danger but the aggression that comes from them is 9 times out of 10 due to the way their OWNER trained them. I in no way am trying to downplay how sad it is when there...

Oh sorry I just assumed!! I do translation work and never get asked for any certification so I guess it probably just depends on the type of work you do. I feel like the more public it is or a high level of difficulty is when things like that come in handy!

If you're getting enough work from outside the country I wouldn't bother. You would benefit from having it if you do translation for Argentina but pay is much lower. I guess you could do it to just have something to add to your resume though I don't think it would make much of a difference.

I think the woman misunderstood. What she probably means is you need a student visa to be able to study at some schools. But these schools do not require you have it before you apply. Apply, get in, then apply for the visa. Also you can apply for the visa after you arrive in bs as.