I never said it was a bad thing. Personally I think it was a bit too easy too. Easy in the sense of short timeframe, not the bureaucracy. If anything the bureaucracy here is probably one of the most frustrating places.
Under the old law, yes. As I mentioned earlier, marrying a native-born Argentine (either born to an Argentine parent or on Argentine soil) granted the same privilege as having a child born in Argentina. That’s why the term “anchor baby” is sometimes used. Such a newborn gives their parents the...
Yes, I married a local but I believe most Russians who came here for citizenship, they came to have the 'anchor baby'. So, getting married to a native Argentine and having your baby born on Argentinian soil received the same privilege of having the 2-year wait waived.
I thought both permanent residents and citizens were considered tax residents. I'm not sure how different they are in terms of tax payment etc. I tried asking Gemini and it says there's some difference but I'm still not sure I understand it LOL
It has some great benefits to some people whose original passport isn't strong. But if you already have a strong passport, you might not see the need for it. The other obvious benefit is that citizenship is permanent but Permanent Residency is ironically not and can be revoked if you commit a...
Same thing happened to me. Once I sent a DM to someone, I was not banned but 'paused' for a few months I believe. I wasn't able to send any more DMs or post for a while.
My sister sent me a picture of this burger street vendor and look at the prices. The most expensive one is beef burger at 40 Baht which is roughly USD1.3 or 1800 pesos. Sometimes I'm tired of how things are so expensive here. If only the wage would catch up. 😞