expats

I saw a post about Care There here a while back and then a few people in some WhatsApp expat groups were recommending Dra. Stanicki, so I decided to try it. I booked a Telehealth appointment for $40 USD and honestly it went really well. The doctor spoke perfect English, was super professional...

Starting Monday, Argentina’s National Directorate of Migration (DNM) will begin processing naturalization applications directly, thanks to a new decree (366/25). This means you no longer have to go through the courts, the entire process can now be started digitally through Migraciones’ website...

I wonder how these numbers apply to Argentina. Spain has a more stable economy and many are leaving here to go there. 73% of the expats stated here don't make it past 2 years, especially surprising is the fact these folks were making good money (average salary of 180k and not your brokemads)...

It feels like as expats we are forced to support Milei because he's making the country more expensive eg 'richer.' If you are an expat who doesn't support Milei you are a parasite who is angry Argentina is no longer cheap and you hate the Argentine people and want them to suffer for your...

I had to end up moving back to the US. I had a remote job and my company was forcing everyone to move back to 3 X a week in the office. I thought about staying in BA but I couldn't find any decent remote jobs. I ended up breaking up with my ex-girlfriend in BA. I found out she was cheating...

I just saw this online. Is this a joke?? Are salaries really that low in Argentina? Isn't this about $500 dollars a month? That is crazy!

I’ve heard many opinions on this, but the one that resonates with me the most is from some locals who believe that our arrival, as I include myself as a digital nomad here, has a negative impact on the economy, particularly on housing prices. I think the influx of remote workers earning in...

We all know digital nomads but have you ever met an expat in BA for some interesting reason? Any stories to tell? My one story would be an American I met here. He was gay and from an extremely wealthy but conservative and bigoted family. His family basically told him we will give you...

The 'Chorros' here will seemingly take any risks to brazenly rob people of their second hand android phones, even in broad daylight. Meanwhile you have a steady stream of tourists pouring out of WU with enormous stacks of cash. Everytime I leave WU I'm expecting someone to stick a pistol in my...

Approved by @earlyretirement Hey guys, Just thought I'd share this. If you're like me, you want to hear all about the events, news, and other interesting resources for expats. But going to a dozen Instagram pages, forums, Facebook groups, and other sites can be a hassle. That's why I...

I have been traveling around South America the past few months. I started out in Buenos Aires and visited Bariloche, Mendoza, Iguazu. All very different but beautiful. I visited Bogota and Medellin and Cali. I am in Rio now. All very different places and cheaper than the USA. I am curious...

Seems nicer... can't believe I spent four years in Argentina and didn't come here earlier.

Following their dreams down to BA - US expats remake their lives - The Boston Globe By Irin Carmon, Globe Correspondent, September 26, 2004 BUENOS AIRES -- In a previous life, Jason Rosado wore suits, shook hands, and climbed the management training ladder. Playing by the rules eventually got...

Not sure if this article from 2013 has already surfaced here. I would be classified under type number 6, even though I haven't posted in my Tango blog in over a year. http://www.argentinaindependent.com/life-style/expat-life-style/know-your-ba-expats/

Hi An American friend of mine tells me there are a number of expats leaving.....I know things are'nt perfect but... 1. Is it true 2. Why Best

Lot's of interesting conversation came out about apartment prices on this forum last week, and it got me thinking: What are the best barrios for expats? Let's leave out Palermo because everyone on this forum seems to agree that it's overpriced and overrun with tourists... But what are best...

I’ll just leave this here and then show myself out. The amount of nonsense and vitriol I’m expecting is past the roof. In June, I asked what I thought was an innocent question: “What Would Dollarization Mean for Expats?” I got many great responses, but I also got idiotic responses that don’t...

I've been reading a lot about this the last couple of months It means other countries are no longer using US dollars to trade with each other, for example China and Russia and using Yuan and Ruble, etc. Even Saudi Arabia is trading with China in their respective currencies. I just read this...

Since @Larry keeps saying the sky is falling and prices are already at the prices of the USA and Europe I was thinking for those that are staying, are you going to get a side gig? Most of the expats here seem on the older side. I read many saying they are getting pensions or social security...

Certainly, obtaining information on educational laws and procedures in Argentina is important. Here's an overview of the situation: In Argentina, the Ministry of Education is responsible for overseeing educational policies. However, education is mainly managed at the provincial level, so there...