I just arrived in Buenos Aires from Europe with little cash (it's ok, take your time to let the laughter subside, thread will still be here when you're back), so I went to Banco de la Nación to withdraw some pesos, grinding teeth thinking of the money that by now I knew would be lost in the process.
So I chose the "Cirrus" circuit on the ATM and was very surprised when in the next step I wask asked whether I wanted to draw pesos or USD. Everything I've read in past threads here and elsewhere says that you can't draw USD in Argentina from an international account (to top it off, my account is even in EUR). I still drew only a small amount of pesos instead—who knows, if one can actually withdraw USD it might be allowed only once, or once per month, or some equally nonsensical limit which, despite nonsense, can't be ruled out.
Did anyone go ahead with the USD option at Banco de la Nacion? If so, what happened?
So I chose the "Cirrus" circuit on the ATM and was very surprised when in the next step I wask asked whether I wanted to draw pesos or USD. Everything I've read in past threads here and elsewhere says that you can't draw USD in Argentina from an international account (to top it off, my account is even in EUR). I still drew only a small amount of pesos instead—who knows, if one can actually withdraw USD it might be allowed only once, or once per month, or some equally nonsensical limit which, despite nonsense, can't be ruled out.
Did anyone go ahead with the USD option at Banco de la Nacion? If so, what happened?