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I am none of those. You are almost as much a boludo as steveinbsas

Wow, this is getting personal! I am going to bite my tongue, even though you came kinda close to calling me a lazy idiot when you do not even know me. Actually, I know more than a few American politicians, and almost all of them work 80+ hour weeks routinely. I would say that that is the norm.

Only a 15 step process! I am not going to get rich paying 2k pesos for things that are not necessary, and that cost me lots of time.

since i am going to be doing that in about a year, it sounds about equally as hard.

Amen. I didnt mean to sound snotty, but I do not think it is fair to call me lazy because I do not like waiting in lines. In fact, quite the opposite: I try to be productive and active, and thus I despise waiting in lines. Even the trip to Colonia is almost 100% productive. I am reading or...

much more likely that I will just take her to the US sooner if the Colonia option goes away. As for lazy, I have way better things to do with my time than wait in lines. I like Argentina alot, but in part because I avoid anything that possibly has a line. If I had to wait in all the lines, I...

it is sorta amazing to me that someone thinks taking a fun daytrip to colonia every few months is worse than all that bureaucratic paperwork and translating and waiting in lines which would come out to at least 2-3k pesos total. not to mention all the time.

Pretty good reason not to get permanent residence then if they can theoretically tax me on any wealth! Jurisdictionally that it seems strange to me that permanent residents would be subject to the wealth tax for holdings outside Argentina, but what do I know? I know as a practical matter they...

Bajo, thanks for the advice on what to do if I have a problem re-entering. I appreciate it. Hopefully I wont need it! I have been a little nervous about getting Argentine citizenship. I am not rich now or close to it, but if I do get rich in the future, Argentina could try to impose its...

ok, i am an idiot, i reread the thing today and I think you all were correct, it said I had to leave the country in 10 days. here is the actual quote: "autorizarse al titular del presente documente permanecer y hacer abondono del pais hasta el dia 29 setiembre" so, i apologize. pretty sure...

This was at Ezeiza, so Colonia might be a different story.

it was not in the passport, only in the printed page that was the receipt for the fine i paid.

I needed to leave the country, so that is not the issue. To be honest my wife looked into permanent residency and I think began the process, but I am not really sure. I am pretty sure that whoever she talked to gave her different information than what you just said... I have my libretta with...

So I overstayed my tourist visa. They did not say anything to me when I paid the fine, but the paper says I have to abandon Argentina for 10 days. My flight comes back in a couple days after 8 days. Am I going to have a problem? I am also married to an Argentine and the tramites should be in...