Can I just disappear in Argentina?

I have a few friends who live here completely incognito and what I see isn't pretty.
They scavange off those who will take them in and offer comfort, but give nothing in return.
Life isn't a one way street and eventually there's payback.
 
I'm reading this from my bunker right now - but don't tell anyone - I'm doing okay for a 98 year old ;) lol (Sorry - couldn't resist it ;)
 
If you have debts issues in the US, you can live legally here without hidding. Extradition only is valid when the crime is a crime in both countries. Regards
 
Without a permanent DNI some things are very complicated, you need a lot of money which you can hardly earn from teaching English, I guess. Keep in mind that you will have to rent tourist apartments, you can not get a local credit card, but without most items in stores are more expensive. You can not get a health insurance etc...
So if you have enough money, there are no problems in Argentina. Some things are surely easier for foreigners in other latin american countries, especially getting a DNI.
 
It is possible to get a local credit card with a DNI based on temporary residency and it is also possible to get health as well as property insurance with only a foreign passport.

Though it is difficult to open a bank account without a DNI it isn't impossible. I didn't ask for a credit card but when I asked my bank for a CBU they sent me one anyway. I had temporary residency at the time.

It is not possible to get an Argentine driver's license without a DNI but you can buy and insure a car without one.

If you live in Argentina for one year and a day you can apply for citizenship. If and when it is granted (a year later), getting a DNI will be easy.
 
I think it's possible too. I don't have any concrete evidence, but it just seems that way (unless you ask the ex-leader of the Hell's Angels and/or some old Nazis, but I'd be willing to bet the OP is nothig like those people).
 
Bajo_cero2 said:
40 years later.



The only way you can get depported is if you are stupid enough to try to get a residence (green card). Otherwise, you wait 1 year and 1 day and you can apply for citizenship. Bring you FBI record and birth certificate, both the the lagalization at the Argentinian consulate before you come.
Regards
Click to expand...


Am a Indian national working in Buenos Aires for the last 10 Months with a valid work permit for 1 Year which will expire by 29th Sep 2011. As i was recruited as contract employee for 1 year, my contract is renewed by my employer. So my last working day is 24th Sept 2011. But am really Interested to stay back and try for an other opportunity. But meanwhile I would like to know
1. Is their any possibility to apply for my Citizenship after 29th Sept 2011
2. If yes, Then am I legal to live in Bs As after 29th Sept 2011 (While my
Citizenship application is in the process).
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Thread starter Similar threads Forum Replies Date
Redpossum This kid Loan who disappeared in Corrientes Expat Life 6
Q Caputo assured bankers that the peso will not disappear and that “it will be a strong currency” Articles 1
MilHojas Nora Cortiñas, a Founder of Mothers of the Disappeared, Dies Articles 1
MilHojas AI imagines adult faces of children disappeared during dictatorship Articles 0
MilHojas These photos show a Buenos Aires that has mostly disappeared Articles 5
Similar threads
This kid Loan who disappeared in Corrientes
Caputo assured bankers that the peso will not disappear and that “it will be a strong currency”
Nora Cortiñas, a Founder of Mothers of the Disappeared, Dies
AI imagines adult faces of children disappeared during dictatorship
These photos show a Buenos Aires that has mostly disappeared
Back
Top