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LOLing at the expression "doing a runner"! I'm having a consult with a lawyer today. I also just talked to the plumber who said that the fissures were due to the cheap/old tub fitting, not the new tenant. Kind of wondering what's going to be "my fault" next! Lesson learned: for me, Airbnb...

You guys are a wealth of great info. Thanks so much :) So if I have a rental contract that's for 1 year and not in pesos, is it even legal? Feeling a bit duped right now...

So they’re fixing the tub now: three days without use of the shower and a mess, but it’s getting done. Yay. Even though I’ve only been in the unit for two weeks, the owner said I was at fault but they are generous enough to cover the expense. I asked them about compensation or clean up in...

Update: After emailing the businesses in the building where the alarm is, people commiserated, helped me contact the building administrator and told me the steps to follow, and even drafted a letter for me to present to the administration. I was borderline touched. Porteños are helpful!

Thank you all for such awesome, reassuring answers!!!

Hi guys, I moved into a new place two weeks ago now and everything seemed to work okay...until I noticed three fissures in the bath tub this morning. When I first moved in, they weren't noticeable, but the floor of the bath tub did make a bit of a crunching sound. I figured it was normal...

sounds like they're getting in the way of Darwinism.

This made me smile quite a bit. Thank you!

Hey Expats! So I just moved into an apartment on Gorriti (right at the end near Dorrego) and it's generally quite chill. I love the neighbourhood. There is, however, this super loud pedestrian warning system blasting from the garage across the street every time a car enters or exits...and it's...

Best to reach out to Agustin directly, his fee schedule has probably changed since we spoke in March. At the time, it was a low fraction of the price you just mentioned (well under $1,000). That said, Agustin is younger and doesn't come with the same breadth of experience.

I reached out to Gabriel Celano and his office twice in March (beginning and end) but they did not respond. I contacted Cristian Rubilar, who seems amazing but is way out of my price range, and had a video consultation with Agustin Nicolas Beaudean, who is wonderful and quite affordable...

Franco in Villa Ortuzar (14 de Julio 1326) is awesome, super detail-oriented, and speaks English like a natural. It's a 1 chair shop called X Barbershop. The price I paid today was $1800. You can book with him via WhatsApp: +54 9 11 5160-6617

poorly managed* program

Hey Ozgur! I do not recommend applying for the digital nomad visa, it is a poorly management program with little to no benefit - more of a gimmick. If you can get a tourist visa upon entry, I'd recommend doing that and renewing it within the country, or by exiting and re-entering at the 90-day mark.

Dear Expat Community, I'm a 37-year-old Canadian digital nomad looking for a furnished 1-bedroom apartment in starting on May 1, ideally. I've been living in Buenos Aires for the last 6 months. I'm open to all kinds of areas in CABA, including but definitely not limited to Saavedra, Nuñez...

On April 1, I experimented with using my Wise Visa card at Starbucks (I only carry Canadian/US/UY currency, no ARS account) and I got the MEP rate instantly, at the time of purchase. Waaay nicer experience than MasterCard's awkward overcharge/reimburse system. Keep in mind that the Canadian...

Did you end up getting your card? How's the account?

I'm wondering about using my credit card down here, and if others have experience doing so over the long term? What I'm a little worried about it that if I use my Canadian credit card regularly in Argie for an extended period of time (say 1 year), is there a chance the card could be cancelled...

yeah I guess I'm more curious about how the border agents would react to someone showing up and saying they want to live here?