Overstay fine at Ezeiza
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Fine should be the same at buquebus : paid 300$ (pesos) about two months ago
They might not let you out!
Anyone remember what happened to that Canadian guy who they didn't let out?
http://baexpats.org/newcomers-forum/4326-trapped-argentina.html
Anyone remember what happened to that Canadian guy who they didn't let out?
http://baexpats.org/newcomers-forum/4326-trapped-argentina.html
Thanks for the warning...!
Problem is, I left Arg. with my US passport, and re-entered it with my DNI. Now I need to go to the States, but I'm technically not here. What a mess....!
I'm leaving for Colonia tomorrow, and will try to use my DNI to exit Argentina and my US passport to get into Uruguay. Perhaps that will work.
Problem is, I left Arg. with my US passport, and re-entered it with my DNI. Now I need to go to the States, but I'm technically not here. What a mess....!
I'm leaving for Colonia tomorrow, and will try to use my DNI to exit Argentina and my US passport to get into Uruguay. Perhaps that will work.
mendozanow
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That was clearly a troll.mini said:
Never thought that could be a troll.
Just discovered that the fine for overstaying a visa in Uruguay is a measly thirty dollars. I'll just pay that when I get back from Colonia, which will put me legally in Argentina again. Then I'll be able to use the passport to go to the US.
With luck, I won't even have to pay that. Once I overstayed my Uruguay visa by two months, and the immigration people at Buquebus did not even notice it.
Just discovered that the fine for overstaying a visa in Uruguay is a measly thirty dollars. I'll just pay that when I get back from Colonia, which will put me legally in Argentina again. Then I'll be able to use the passport to go to the US.
With luck, I won't even have to pay that. Once I overstayed my Uruguay visa by two months, and the immigration people at Buquebus did not even notice it.
Even if it was a troll, which I don't think it was, if you keep reading there is in fact information from the Canadian embassy about this exact issue. The issue is not fake. I remember it as I found the topic quite interesting and it's not the first time I've heard it. An Argentine told me about this issue before I read of the Canadian's plight. Here cousin who is a dual Argentine/EU* citizen also was not allowed to leave. It's certainly something to think about and understand.mendozanow said:
(*dont' remember which country)
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You should be able to enter and exit Argentina on your US passport. Some rules have changed. You will not have to pay the $131USD entry fee when returning because they waive that for Argentine nationals carrying a US passport. As they do regarding "overstay fees".
Two weeks ago a friend was in a similar situation with an expired AR passport , so she simply used the US passport for entry and exit. No problems.
Two weeks ago a friend was in a similar situation with an expired AR passport , so she simply used the US passport for entry and exit. No problems.
Hola Sara, I hope all works out well for you!!!! 
I had a similar situation, but was told by the Ezeiza guys that I had to pay a fine if I wanted to leave the country with my US passport, after having entered it with my Arg. one. My Arg. passport had expired in the meantime... I think the fine was like U$30. This was back in late December. I ended up not leaving because there was a passport problem with a relative of mine.
However, they never told me I could not leave the country...
Since then, I have renewed my Arg. passport... yes, long lines!... and, yes, if you do go to Azopardo, go there with A LOT OF PATIENCE AND A GREAT BOOK TO READ, or a good friend to chat to...!
Looking forward to seeing you soon!
I had a similar situation, but was told by the Ezeiza guys that I had to pay a fine if I wanted to leave the country with my US passport, after having entered it with my Arg. one. My Arg. passport had expired in the meantime... I think the fine was like U$30. This was back in late December. I ended up not leaving because there was a passport problem with a relative of mine.
However, they never told me I could not leave the country...
Since then, I have renewed my Arg. passport... yes, long lines!... and, yes, if you do go to Azopardo, go there with A LOT OF PATIENCE AND A GREAT BOOK TO READ, or a good friend to chat to...!
Looking forward to seeing you soon!