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I made about 15% here compared to what I made in the states before I moved down. If I hadn't saved money it would have been really hard to live off of my Argentina salary. That being said, if you can find a salary along the lines of what SaraSara mentioned, you'd be living the high life.

I have an Electrolux DC35 Fridge with Super Freezer for sale - paid $2600 and selling for $1800. Details are here. I also have a entertainment center/TV stand - similiar to this one - for $200

The US taxes citizens on their world-wide income, but I believe the first $85,000 of foreign-earned income isn't taxed. Someone else might have a more definitive answer.

unless it's something very new - I had a friend visiting from the states a few weeks ago and he made the trip in the afternoon. It would be laughable for the country to force tourists to stay in uruguay overnight.

In case anyone is still interested, the TV, bed and coffee table/puffs have been sold as have the mac n cheese and PB. Still remaining: Electrolux DC35 with Super Freezer - available at Fravega here for $2649 - $2000 Entertainment center/TV Stand - this one - $250 Futon I also have a pair...

I'm in Palermo close to the embassy - oro y cerviño

and for anyone looking for a taste of the States: - 10 boxes of Kraft Mac 'n Cheese "The Cheesiest" - 1 jar of JIF PB Extra Crunchy I'll add as I think of other things...

Hi all, I'm moving back to the states in about a month and will be selling all of my stuff. While I'm hoping to sell some things to the next renter, I thought I'd see if anything had any interest here. Electrolux DC35 with Super Freezer - available at Fravega here for $2649 - $2000 Noblex...

Charles Schwab refunds all ATM fees, no questions asked. I opened an account from here without a problem, picked up my ATM card while in the States and have never had a problem.

Does anyone have any experience fly fishing in bariloche? If you do and you have an outfit or guide that you'd recommend for a morning or afternoon of fishing, please pass their contact info. Thanks!

ditto - new pages in the passport is a free service provided to you by the US of A - I did it last June and it was free. $82 is hilarious.

Customs is hit or miss. I've been here 18 months and never declared anything. But I have friends that returned for a holiday in the states and came back with a brand new macbook pro and unfortunately were stopped. They had to pay 50% import duty. I'm a resident now (as was he) so it might be...

You should just need an FBI Record Request (actually it'll be a stamp showing you have no record) whose stamp date is greater than the last date you've been in the States. If you haven't been in the States for the past 5 years, you can just send the FBI request from here and you'll be ok. I've...

The exit tax could already be included in your ticket. If it is not, the last time I had to pay it it was $18 USD.

If you drink high-end liquor you might buy a bottle at Duty Free. Anything imported into Argentina is going to be much more expensive than you are used to.

unless you can find a super cheap apartment, $3K won't get you through 4 months.

- Peanut butter exists, but I bring it from the States - I don't know about Oreos specifically (inclined to say no), but they love their rolls of cookies and snacks here, so you could find something similar - Budweiser - yes. You'll drink plenty of Quilmes - Ice cream - don't know about cookie...

I signed a two-year contract and it dictated that the rent would increase 10% in the second year. It is fixed to a US Dollar amount and I pay the equivalent in pesos.

I ALWAYS know where I am going and how to get there in a cab. I'm not afraid to ask where they are going the second they make a wrong turn. The only time I've been on a gringo ride the guy clearly didn't know where he was going and was sorry - took a wrong turn over a bridge...I offered to pay...

There is a place called Club Puente Tenis - it's on niceto vega between juan b justo y humboldt. It's small - only three clay courts - and one of them is covered. I think it's 63 pesos an hour.