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I got 215 for my 50 euro bill yesterday.

I emailed my bank and this is what they said: I am talking about Netherlands. Looks like I'm out of luck.

Reading this forum and from youtube I get that the cambios take 100 USD bills in pristine condition. Here in the EU, ATMs disperse mostly 20 and 50 Euro bills for me. So if I bring 20 and 50 Euro bills, will I be able to exchange them? If so, will they give me a significantly lower rate? I know...

Any first timer advice for a tourist? If I transfer 500 EUR to myself, will they (WU) need to see any other documents other than my passport (and the MTCN obviously)?

this means people that need tourist visa to enter the country, for example Filipinos, will not be able to get this residency.

I see. Thanks for letting me know. Just curious, how is the DNI check done in online transactions? Like some sort of app in your cellphone is needed to approve a transaction (And I have to verify my DNI with the app beforehand) ?

I was thinking to not carry a bunch of cash in my pocket and pay using the debit card. The idea is to get pesos from WU and put it in a bank and spend it from there. And regarding not be able to pay online, even if I have a debit card I can't pay online? I was thinking to pay for some domestic...

Hi, I have found this from BA Global's guide for digital nomads. To open a bank account I have to: Has anyone done that as a tourist?

And they (something similar to. US-ICE: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) do not deport if they find that out if someone has overstayed the visa?

Thanks for replying! And what is considered temporary residence? If you forgive my absolute naiveté, a 90 days tourist visa (which I gather could be extended while in the country for another 90) is not a temporary residence? And how is "residence" counted? if you go in and out, those days are...

Reading this thread makes me wonder. Seems like the situation is like: I enter Argentina on a tourist Visa on holidays from my job. Then while I am here within the visa duration, I apply for citizenship, which can be even the next day. Of course a lawyer will be helping me through. And then I...

Hello, I am thinking to learn some Spanish before I come to Argentina for a two weeks trip. I am thinking to learn via Pimsleur. But Pimsleur has two Spanish: Spanish (Latin American): https://www.pimsleur.com/learn-spanish-latin-american Spanish (Spain-Castilian)...