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https://baexpats.org/threads/argentina-isnt-the-cheapest.46240/post-436510 You might find the info in my post from Sep 2023 useful in terms of prices.

Chicken cashew nuts is served! ;)

@El_fuego Congratulations on your marriage! If you intend to process your permanent residency and citizenship in Buenos Aires, you can follow my summary below: Permanent residency and citizenship are processed in two separate government entities. They have nothing to do with one another...

It takes about a month after it became "resuelto". Talk to Renaper chatbot on WhatsApp to get your IDtrámite and use the number to track the progress online.

1. I don't think you can process your citizenship in an Argentine embassy abroad. You're lucky if the embassy legalizes your documents. Speaking from experience, they're a bunch of lazy bums. 2. PR and citizenship are two separate entities/processes. As a parent of a native born Argentine, you...

Good luck and may the force be with you. You're going to need it when dealing with civil servants and bureaucracy here 😂

They will nitpick and look for everything that can be turned into an issue. Even if you have already given them certain documents, they might ask for them again along the way. Or if the wording on your official document isn't what they have in mind, they will ask you to get a new one even though...

Well, they have also asked me for an additional document so I am back to half square one. C'est la vie. 🙄

I just checked and it was approved just now so yayyy!!!

Urgh. Your interview was in Oct and you're still waiting. After the interview, I thought it was going to take a month tops. I shouldn't get my hopes up then :(. Thanks for the update.

Thread 'Expired Residencia Precaria' https://baexpats.org/threads/expired-residencia-precaria.32842/ An old post you might find useful.

I renewed my precaria online. Around 15 days before the date of expiry, the system will allow you to renew it online. You just click on it (even if it says error, which it might like in my case) and as long as the Fecha renovacion Precaria (see below) registers the time of when you actually...

Did you receive your DNI? If so, how long did it take after your interview?

It went well. They interviewed us together and it took about 40 min. Basically, they just asked our life story, how we met, about our families, travels etc, nothing out of the ordinary actually. Afterwards, they told us that everything was good and they'd upload everything into the system either...

Hi @jiujitsusa Did you receive your DNI card already? How long did it take after your interview? Hope all is well.

After 4 months, I finally received an email yesterday requesting a few more documents (one of which was already given since the beginning but anyway...). I sent the additional documents right away and today I received another email informing me about the interview date scheduled for next week. :)

I cook my own spicy dishes every day 😁 but try Cang Tin (Vietnamese/Thai place). I haven't been there yet but the food looks really good on Instagram. I'm sure you can ask for the level of spicy you'd like.

Different officers, different requirements. Someone I know told me that her friend got married or did residency (not sure which case) in Cordoba and they told her that she needed to give them her birth certificate (translated and legalized ). It was very difficult for her because her home...

Where was this? I got married in August in CABA and the only document required was my passport. Even permanent residency doesn't require birth certificate but citizenship does.

Apple is not a tropical fruit. I suppose mostly apples in the PH are imported, hence the higher price compared to other local fruits.