StatusNomadicus
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ah, that is simple! as on another thread, the LovelyBlue website has a guide that was super accurate for me when i extended my 90-day tourist visa another 90 days, a couple months ago in CABA: https://inlovelyblue.com/extend-argentina-tourist-visa/ - but i've never heard of Migraciones denying an extension (you can only get maximum 180 days as a tourist, any more requires a Residency or violating the law with border runs or overstaying)Sorry. I'm talking about extending a tourist visa from 3 months to 6 months
my situation is that of trying to get a Residency, since i'm at ~5 months now in Argentina. i want to be able to attend the 25May2025 Pacto de Mayo in Cordoba: https://www.casarosada.gob.ar/international/latest-news/50384-may-25th-pact
several people have been turned-away, denied entry, etc. from the border after violating the border-run or overstay immigration laws. if you do a search of this forum or the old censored forum, you'll see a decent amount of chatter. it's always a risk with multiple violations/abuses, no matter what anyone assures you.
@Sunny you're going to waste energy using logic and reason; the political commie zealots will hate Milei even if Argentina becomes the most-prosperous country in the world, because their worldview has told them that capitalism is bad and the 'workers' need to seize blah blah blah. but please discuss politics! this forum is for Expats in Buenos Aires, and there are always politics involved (why did i leave the USA? why did i choose Argentina? how should Immigrations treat people visiting and moving here? what opinions am i allowed to have, as someone who might be a citizen in 2 years?). if no one will argue with you, i will i hate when there is an echo-chamber, or when no one wants to discuss politics because 'arguing is bad' - arguing is how we got rid of slavery, let women vote, established federal republics, etc. - so please, keep at it!