Hi,
I am from the US dating a man that lives in Argentina. Next month I am planning on going down to live with him (we have both visited each other in the US and Argentina but going back and forth is very expensive). I am 20 years old and have completed my AA at a college here in the US and would like to continue my education in Argentina. My main question is if you can get a student visa from most schools or if it only is available from big universities. The school I am interested in is pretty tiny (does not even have a website).
Or, another question - would it be easier to set up a trust fund here in the US and get a passive income visa? If I've understood other posts on this forum correctly, I can just show that income to prove I have an income, right?
I just want to know the best way to go about living in Argentina legally since I want to stay here until my boyfriend finishes his schooling and moves back to the US with me (maybe 2-3 years?). It would be nice to be able to work, too, but I don't know if I'll find someone willing to hire me.
I am from the US dating a man that lives in Argentina. Next month I am planning on going down to live with him (we have both visited each other in the US and Argentina but going back and forth is very expensive). I am 20 years old and have completed my AA at a college here in the US and would like to continue my education in Argentina. My main question is if you can get a student visa from most schools or if it only is available from big universities. The school I am interested in is pretty tiny (does not even have a website).
Or, another question - would it be easier to set up a trust fund here in the US and get a passive income visa? If I've understood other posts on this forum correctly, I can just show that income to prove I have an income, right?
I just want to know the best way to go about living in Argentina legally since I want to stay here until my boyfriend finishes his schooling and moves back to the US with me (maybe 2-3 years?). It would be nice to be able to work, too, but I don't know if I'll find someone willing to hire me.
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