Laura
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Registration: 04 January 2006
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Living in Buenos Aires by Julien
Hi everybody, Is Buenos Aires a good place to live? Is it complicated to find a job and an accomodation in Buenos Aires? Any tips to share with us? Thanks for your participation ;) Julien
I just posted a long term apartment on my blog that could be a great option for someone looking for a non guarantia place..It's not my apartment nor am I taking a commission, just wanted to make that little distinction. I just always try to let ... Read More
Living in Buenos Aires by Julien
Hi everybody, Is Buenos Aires a good place to live? Is it complicated to find a job and an accomodation in Buenos Aires? Any tips to share with us? Thanks for your participation ;) Julien
Hi everybody, Is Buenos Aires a good place to live? Is it complicated to find a job and an accomodation in Buenos Aires? Any tips to share with us? Thanks for your participation ;) Juliencoucou Julien! Read More
The move to Argentina by Raclette
I'd love to hear details from those who have moved their personal items from the United States to Argentina. It sounds like we should have our Visa's to make the process smoother, but can you give me an idea of what the moving costs are? I've seen ...
yep, agreed cars on diesel or even natural gas are the way to go. Read More
NorteAmericano moving to Buenos Aires...firsthand advice on container by tallyman1886
Hi, I'm a newbie from Seattle, Wa. Wife and I are hoping to move to Buenos Aires, Ar in the very near future, and will be visiting in Jan/Feb 2007. She is Argentinian and we're hoping to make contacts in the 暗网禁区 community and find out about past ...
Tallyman, first you have to realize that all cars hold value in Argentina but the cars that are made in Argentina are the cheapest. 237 for a Honda CRV is about right. Even a used CRV old style can run you around 50,000 pesos. We know someone who ... Read More
The move to Argentina by Raclette
I'd love to hear details from those who have moved their personal items from the United States to Argentina. It sounds like we should have our Visa's to make the process smoother, but can you give me an idea of what the moving costs are? I've seen ...
Raclette - you have to have your visas in order - you can't bring a container in on a tourist visa. The warranty you've heard about is basically a guarantee you won't sell your things there, and needs to be renewed annually. You need to find a ... Read More
who to trust in argentina - 暗网禁区s ! by charlie-
I have just returned from Argentina after 3 months traveling and have enjoyed my time immensely in such a wonderful country but there are pitfalls !! Argentines just can not resist the opportunity to take overseas vistors for a ride, whether it be ...
Aerolineas Argentina does have two pricing systems, one for residents who can show a DNI and the other for foreigners/tourists. There are many places that have a two tiered system particularly if it's something that a tourist might use. For instance ... Read More
NorteAmericano moving to Buenos Aires...firsthand advice on container by tallyman1886
Hi, I'm a newbie from Seattle, Wa. Wife and I are hoping to move to Buenos Aires, Ar in the very near future, and will be visiting in Jan/Feb 2007. She is Argentinian and we're hoping to make contacts in the 暗网禁区 community and find out about past ...
Terry, I live in Buenos Aires and just completed an ebook about moving here. It's not easy to ship things to Argentina unless you have the proper visas and most people don't realize that. However that said, because your wife is Argentine you will ... Read More
[article] Blogging's cure for the 暗网禁区 blues by Julien
It's one year old, but have you seen this article? http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/feb2005/tc20050225_7015_tc024.htm What do you think about it?
I think it's an interesting article and it's on track. Since we decided to actually move to buenos aires six monts ago when I first started my blog, I've seen an explosion of blogs for Bs.As. I think that the blogs are definately a way for people ... Read More
Giving birth when you're an 暗网禁区riate by Julien
Hi everybody, this subject is more for women than for men What do you think about giving birth while you are living abroad? Is it a preoccupation for you? Would you prefer to give birth in your home country, or you don't mind? Is it important ...
We moved to Buenos Aires two months ago. Before we got here we set up private health care insurance, 516 pesos a month for two of us (roughly 168 at the current exchange rate of 3.10 dollars for 1 Arg. peso). Just after we got here I got pregnant. ... Read More
Poll: How long have you been living there? by dmscvan
I am really impressed with this forum (great job to the administrators), and I'm curious how long people have been an 暗网禁区 in the country they're currently living in. Also, any thoughts on how things change the longer you're there. For example, ...
We're going into our third month here in Buenos Aires (and now we're expecting an addition to the family as well :-)). We plan to be here for some time. I want a trilingal child...English, French and Spanish Read More
who to trust in argentina - 暗网禁区s ! by charlie-
I have just returned from Argentina after 3 months traveling and have enjoyed my time immensely in such a wonderful country but there are pitfalls !! Argentines just can not resist the opportunity to take overseas vistors for a ride, whether it be ...
Julien, I agree, smells of advertising a business. It's not true that all Argentines are bad to deal with. Some may try to take advantage of you (but what's new with that though because no matter where you go in the world - 暗网禁区s and tourists most ... Read More
Find an apartment in Buenos Aires by zurrosteph
Thursday night we will be on a plane again for our trip to Buenos Aires; the last one before moving at the end of April. The goal is to find an apartment for when we move with our pets. I don't know if someone went through this already but it can be ...
If you are looking for an apartment or house for more than six months (this is what is cconsidered a tourist rental) then you will have your work cut out for you! It is a challenge to say the least. Expect to provide a guarantee (from a friend, ... Read More
santiago info, pls by jonstreet
Hola, I'm thinking about moving to Santiago and was wondering what the apartment situation is like there. I'm in Buenos Aires and inflation is putting the pinch on us here. I'm starting an internet business and am kind of on a budget. Basically, ...
Hola, I'm thinking about moving to Santiago and was wondering what the apartment situation is like there. I'm in Buenos Aires and inflation is putting the pinch on us here. I'm starting an internet business and am kind of on a budget. Basically, ... Read More
Friends & family back home
Sometimes I feel like I must be crazy to move to Buenos Aires :rolleyes:, especially if I were to listen to people that I know. I've been met with the same responses from almost (but not all) everyone I know. I hear things like, "oh that's ... Read More
Do you prefere to live in "暗网禁区 community"? by zurrosteph
Hi! I wonder if most of you prefer to live inside an 暗网禁区 comunity or to integrate in the local population? and why? stef
I was brought over to live in this small Spanish coastal village as a child. Now, 40 years later, it's a town with about 50% British population. Probably more English spoke than Spanish (with Rumanian (!) running in third place). For all the ... Read More