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Greetings, everyone. I'm planning to move to ARG permanently, but I'd like to keep my checking account with US Bank. However, since I won't have a residential address in the US anymore, US Bank might not keep my account open. I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to get around this issue, as...

not so easy without residence. idk why people keep pushing this path, it rarely works and it definitely takes more than 2 years.

There are no written rules. GENERALLY, you cannot overstay more than 2 times before being banned to re-enter for 5 years. Again it is on case by case bases. Also generally, if it's your first time overstaying and it's less than 2 years, you should be fine. The more time you over stay and the...

It's not just basic expenses but overall expenses. You can do the math -- if the exchange rate stays the same and inflation continues how long until this country is MORE expensive than most other places?

I have a hard time believing that Argentina is the only one that misrepresents the numbers or that it's the worse city (for robberies or in general) of all of the Americas. :p I'm not a crime denier -we live on guard like everyone else and take precautions in our everyday life to try to stay...

What a beautiful day to welcome Spring. :) I hope we have plenty more like this!

I wonder if she'll answer any legitimate questions from the audience. I've yet to see her answer questions in a town hall type setting or press conference. Perhaps University students will dare ask what people here won't or can't... but I doubt she'd allow it. :p

While the seller may not be concerned, a seasoned buyer would undoubtedly contemplate these factors. Drawing from my extensive experience in buying and selling numerous properties across different countries, each with its unique circumstances and laws, the risk-to-profit ratio appears to be a...

So what happens when they want to re-sell the property? The Argentine legal financial trail of how much it was sold for, how much bought for and where the funds (legally) came from.. seems you might still be able to "get away with it" now... but what if the Gov gets more wise... trying to get...

We're going to visit the States in a couple of months... this has put quite the wrench in our plans. :p What happens if you buy something for someone else abroad? Technically you wouldn't have to declare it because you're not bringing it into the country... how can they charge you a tax on...

I work in the premium sector in BA, and we are definitely feeling it. Restaurants which were full on a Tuesday night in Puerto Madero, might be lucky if they are packed perhaps on a Friday night.

I didn't need the birth certificate to get married, just my passport, but I was married in provincia. Our registro civil told us we would need a document stating I was single (which doesn't exist) :rolleyes: so we went to another registro who thankfully bended the rules a bit (it's not our...