Life in Buenos Aires

[MollyJo]

Hello! My husband and I are considering a move here. Honest feedback on daily life for two persons on Social Security (husband disabled, uses cane). Daily life, getting medical care, access to Social Security office (any difficulty in getting payments, paperwork, returning forms), shopping, getting around without a car. Intend to live near city center and metro/bus routes. Plan on utilizing Alternativa Rent for first year’s apartment. Seems to be easiest. And we are both learning Spanish. Any responses welcome and appreciated! Thanks!

 

[elhombresinnombre]

Hi Molly Jo.Welcome to the forum. Youy're not the first person to ask these questions so, if you enter any and all of those words and phrases you've used into the search box at the top right hand corner of the page, you should find out everything you want to know without anybody else having to write it all out again for the ten-thousandth time. If after that, you still have unanswered questions you should find peaple here are happy to help.

 

[steveinbsas]

...access to Social Security office (any difficulty in getting payments, paperwork, returning forms)...

The FBU (Federal Benefits Unit) of the. Social Security Administration is located in the US Embassy:

Social Security - U.S. Embassy in Argentina https://ar.usembassy.gov/social-security-2/