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Thank you for the information! I greatly appreciate it. I actually already sent you an email. When I decide to leave Russia, I'll set up a consultation)

I understand! What happens if you need some sort of service at the hospital or at the bank or you get stopped by police (happened to me before here in Russia)? Won't they see that you overstayed your visa and deport you (or even worse, jail)?

I looked up the lawyer who settled the case...he died 3 years ago...I called the actual law firm he worked for to see if they have this document in their files (the case is from 2000 but I was a minor so it's possible they were required to keep it). In terms of the insurance company, they told...

Unfortunately, my main issue is that the insurance company is seemingly run by idiots who refuse to notarize any document (which seems preposterous, as I'm sure I'm not the first person to request this). I recently sent them a fax requesting this, we'll have to see what they say. In terms of...

It seems that according to @Alby this would actually play in my favor, especially if I get a good lawyer. My biggest worry is proving to them that I have the permanent income. If anything, like @Alby also said, if I can't prove to Peru/Argentina that my income is sufficient, Mexico is always...

Okay, thank you for the info! I sent an email to the lawyer that was mentioned about regarding a consultation. I greatly appreciate all the help! EDIT: I'm reading conflicting information: that Argentina has dual citizenship and that they don't and that I'd have to renounce my US citizenship...

Isn't pensionista only for older people? I'm still in my 20's :D

Okay, so I'm looking at the website of Bajo_Cero_2...these Argentinian laws are so hard to understand. One thing that is written there is that for the rentista visa, there has to be $2000 a month in income, which I don't actually meet. is this still true or is there wiggle room? I guess I'll go...

I have no plans to do it by myself) I would 100% hire a lawyer. But before I pay for a consultation with a lawyer, I'm just trying to check if this is even a remote possibility. If it is, then I'm 100% willing to hire a lawyer for a consultation. Peru is 100% my other choice. One reason I'd...

Thank you as well for the answer! So if I'm understanding this correctly: I add a notarized cover letter to the documents and have that whole document apostilled. I do this for every document: For example: 1. Notarized letter from the lawyer who did the settlement, attach it to the settlement...

One thing I'm not understanding is does every single page of a document need to have an apostille on it? If so, can a notarized cover letter allow the whole document to be apostilled? Let's say, for example, I wrote a letter explaining the situation and used a jurat (a sworn statement under oath...

I would absolutely have the money to do that. Especially if it means getting a new passport. I'll have to send him a message. You mean he was able to get citizenship in less than 2 years?

I see that you are also the type to expect that SHTF soon...I am too. I hate hanging with expats and wherever I go, mostly just want to be friends with the natives. I learn languages really quickly (fluent in Russian in 2.5 years) so that woun't be an issue How does that work: Applying for...

I have a few Russian visas in my passport, each dating for a year and only two arrival stamps and one exit stamp, so I'd assume they know that I have been here for a year? With the new passport idea, I'm assuming that they'd still know as I only have three interpol entrance notifications (I'm...

Thank you for the information! About my other question, how much does it cost in pesos usually to rent in the center of Buenos Aires?

Another question: Do I need to have an apostilled letter showing proof of persistent income, or can I show bank statements from the last two years that show this income? If this isn't necessary, would depositing a large amount into an Argentinian bank account work? I see one thing showing that...

Buenos Dies (this is pretty much the extent currently of my Spanish, apologies...), I'm an American citizen (24) who is looking to move to South America in the near future (I currently have been living in Russia for 2.5 years but y'all can obviously see how that's going so I'm planning to get...