Hey bro, I received your comment the other day. It's just that we're competing with each other, haha. Potentially, we can do a video in the future if we happen to be in the same location. Unlike most guys floating around our industry, you're genuine, so I'm open to it. Cheers!
Bro - can I WhatsApp you? Do you already have my number? Telegram would be better, mine is public @nearshoreliving Let's chat at least, don't be shy 😤😏 I do occasionally provide some services here but I also rarely reply to incoming emails 😅 so not doing a very good job. I have a main business like fully independent from RUclips (I am trying to merge them but they're not very compatible) which is why I don't take RUclips very seriously.
@NomadElite - Been a regular on both the channels and would love to see you join nearshoreliving's stream on the weekend. Both you guys don't shrill bs and are some of the genuine ones in the rcbi space which is rare these days. We need guys like you both collaborating more often
you do not need a citizenship to live, or generate a business in Argentina. Our grandparents, who came from Europe, have lived, formed families, developed businesses, without ever having had an Argentine citizenship. It is not necessary, not even to study in Argentina or use public hospitals.
Thanks a lot for the video man, really appreciate it! I've seen a few websites and agencies claiming the minimum requirement is about $2000+ for the rentista visa which is a bit higher than my income, do you have any idea of the authenticity of that info? I work remotely as independent contractor for a US company, does this quality for the rentista visa? And finally, can I enter Argentina with a tourist visa, and then start the temporary residence from there?
There are also other legal ways for fast track naturalization (being a professor, settling in Tierra del Fuego, establishing a new business, etc) in addition to these two. Can you comment on them?
I'm confused. What do I have to do in America re: paperwork before I arrive in Argentina. I've heard I have to apply while in Argentina, but do I have to go have paperwork notarized and apostillled in America first?
This is the best and most informative video on Argentinian immigration I have seen to date. But it really gives me pause about moving there since my goal is citizenship, I don't speak Spanish well, and the determination might be left up to a difficult judge.
Eso no es verdad lo que dice este RUclipsr, diariamente entran miles de rusos, ucranianos, slovenos, etc.... Y no hablan una palabra de español y se radican aquí I sin ningún problema. NO es verdad lo que dice el RUclipsr con respecto a algún juez que te examina si hablas español. No es verdad. What this RUclipsr says is not true, thousands of Russians, Ukrainians, Slovenians, etc. enter daily... And they do not speak a word of Spanish and they settle here without any problem. It is NOT true what the RUclipsr says regarding some judge who examines you if you speak Spanish. Is not true. You can come safely without knowing Spanish and then learn it even for free here in a school.
Me and my wife planning to give birth of new one in Argentina, but we have doubts , what is the approximately time for me and my wife get the passports in our hands after we land? Also during that time until we get passports should we need to stay and report immigration every three months? Also we have two kids ages 3 each, when they will eligible to get the citizenship? Sorry for a long and lengthy question 😊
@@jordilovesadventure6170hey it’s been 5 months if u did it congrats if not yet i am planning on doing the same thing if u have any info please let me know and will do too! 😁
So essentially, if I don't want to learn and speak Spanish, the judge won't approve my citizenship application, even if my job is to teach English or lecturing other subjects in English?
I've been watching your videos for quite a while now. Very informative, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge. How long do you recommend to wait after my wife gives birth to apply for citizenship for her and myself, given that we already speak good spanish? As you said, the law allows us to apply immediately, but that doesn't mean that we will get the citizenship. What's the timeframe that you recommend?
Could you do a detailed video on Chile immigration, especially in light of the new changes to their immigration rules that came into effect sometime in 2022 or so, if I remember it right?
Yeah - I am thinking of doing more videos like this. Just a bit busy overall - my business has been taking up a lot of my time recently. Once things die down a bit, I'd like to release more videos like this specially for other regions of the world.
I am interested in going to live in Argentina and was wondering if an income of €1200 per month is enough of a passive income to live and rent a small apartment in San luis, Mendoza or Mar Del Plata ? I know a neighbour who visits Argentina every 2-3 years and said that Buenos Aries is where she and her Husband will retire to . Thanks for sharing ……..Abe ( uk )
Getting a residence in Argentina with Rentista is really much easier than you think. But on social media, especially lawyers and consultants exaggerate this business. What is described in practice and on paper is very different and misleading information. Now I will give everyone free information based on experience. Here's what you need to do: 1- Your criminal record 2- Rental contract in your name for the house you rented in Argentina 3- 3 withdrawal receipts from Western Union for at least 2000 dollars. Apply and see the result. You don't need dozens of confusing documents. The immigration office is not in a position to verify any financial documents from your country. They don't even understand foreign bank statements. Don't worry about those consultants and lawyers. They are all bullshitting.
The only thing I ask is that they come to integrate, and let's protect this great country together, don't be left-handed Lo único que pido,es que se integren,y aprotemos juntos a este gran pais,no sean zudos
Any issues with getting cash at various western unions there? Also, so on a digital nomad visa can you stay for 1 year leave for 30 days rinse and repeat and if so does that still leads to citizenship..thx
I may take a look into your services, in your opinion, as someone at 45 that has sold their business and is looking to come into the country with a decent amount of liquid USD in the 7 figures, what would the best visa option be?
@@NearShoreLiving Thanks for the reply, I don't know how I haven't run across your channel before, currently checking out your website and look forward to booking a call with you here in the future shortly. Oh I've been to Argentina years ago and fell in love and have been working on returning on a permanent basis since (my 2 adult kids are wanting to move with me as well)
I still can't believe that so many people want to move to my country 🥹
I'm moving to BA later this year! Can't wait to have dulce de leche, choripan, and milanese again.
I am from across the planet and i I LOVE arginine people and culture even those i have never been there. I hope one day I will move to Argentina!
jajajajja you need to go back! SG is too expensive!
@@NearShoreLiving SG?
I do need to leave this city so I don't know why you want to move here!@@NearShoreLiving
Hey bro, I received your comment the other day. It's just that we're competing with each other, haha. Potentially, we can do a video in the future if we happen to be in the same location. Unlike most guys floating around our industry, you're genuine, so I'm open to it. Cheers!
Bro - can I WhatsApp you? Do you already have my number? Telegram would be better, mine is public @nearshoreliving
Let's chat at least, don't be shy 😤😏
I do occasionally provide some services here but I also rarely reply to incoming emails 😅 so not doing a very good job.
I have a main business like fully independent from RUclips (I am trying to merge them but they're not very compatible) which is why I don't take RUclips very seriously.
@NomadElite - Been a regular on both the channels and would love to see you join nearshoreliving's stream on the weekend. Both you guys don't shrill bs and are some of the genuine ones in the rcbi space which is rare these days. We need guys like you both collaborating more often
Would love to see a panel with you, Citizenship Quickly and NearShoreLiving!
you do not need a citizenship to live, or generate a business in Argentina. Our grandparents, who came from Europe, have lived, formed families, developed businesses, without ever having had an Argentine citizenship. It is not necessary, not even to study in Argentina or use public hospitals.
lol
Im from Slovenia and i want to become Argentinian. Thats my goal.
The elephant in the room is can you leave within those 2 years.... staying 2 years straight is crazy in my mind
Construyan muros.Asi como no dejan pasar a mexicanos ...Cambio en politica inmigratoria urgente
Thanks a lot for the video man, really appreciate it!
I've seen a few websites and agencies claiming the minimum requirement is about $2000+ for the rentista visa which is a bit higher than my income, do you have any idea of the authenticity of that info?
I work remotely as independent contractor for a US company, does this quality for the rentista visa? And finally, can I enter Argentina with a tourist visa, and then start the temporary residence from there?
Why would people want to pay taxes in two countries? Why would people invest in a country whose laws are ever changing and property rights are weak?
This is actually an interesting question.
There are also other legal ways for fast track naturalization (being a professor, settling in Tierra del Fuego, establishing a new business, etc) in addition to these two. Can you comment on them?
So what you gonna do when the school is over after one or two years? Continue studying? how can u get the perma residency after that
I'm confused. What do I have to do in America re: paperwork before I arrive in Argentina. I've heard I have to apply while in Argentina, but do I have to go have paperwork notarized and apostillled in America first?
yes
Great video bro!!!
Thanks man! You were part of the inspiration of making a more detailed video!
This is the best and most informative video on Argentinian immigration I have seen to date. But it really gives me pause about moving there since my goal is citizenship, I don't speak Spanish well, and the determination might be left up to a difficult judge.
Glad you enjoyed it
Eso no es verdad lo que dice este RUclipsr, diariamente entran miles de rusos, ucranianos, slovenos, etc.... Y no hablan una palabra de español y se radican aquí I sin ningún problema. NO es verdad lo que dice el RUclipsr con respecto a algún juez que te examina si hablas español. No es verdad.
What this RUclipsr says is not true, thousands of Russians, Ukrainians, Slovenians, etc. enter daily... And they do not speak a word of Spanish and they settle here without any problem. It is NOT true what the RUclipsr says regarding some judge who examines you if you speak Spanish. Is not true. You can come safely without knowing Spanish and then learn it even for free here in a school.
Me and my wife planning to give birth of new one in Argentina, but we have doubts , what is the approximately time for me and my wife get the passports in our hands after we land? Also during that time until we get passports should we need to stay and report immigration every three months? Also we have two kids ages 3 each, when they will eligible to get the citizenship? Sorry for a long and lengthy question 😊
@@jordilovesadventure6170hey it’s been 5 months if u did it congrats if not yet i am planning on doing the same thing if u have any info please let me know and will do too! 😁
So essentially, if I don't want to learn and speak Spanish, the judge won't approve my citizenship application, even if my job is to teach English or lecturing other subjects in English?
most likely
Are there any agencies that assist with the process?
Just found your channel and subscribed! Great and informative info. Thanks for the real truth not the sugar coated stuff out there. 🙏🙏👍👍
I'm in the process of getting my Argentinian passport thanks to my mom who was born in Buenos Aires
hey, it's still possible to apply for student visa from within the country. i had to do just that and still got my temporary visa approved today
Oh that's great news. I feel like Argentinian laws change every month recently so that's a good update
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gotta practice your spanish, man!
@@NearShoreLiving Yes, indeed.
I've been watching your videos for quite a while now. Very informative, thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
How long do you recommend to wait after my wife gives birth to apply for citizenship for her and myself, given that we already speak good spanish? As you said, the law allows us to apply immediately, but that doesn't mean that we will get the citizenship. What's the timeframe that you recommend?
Could you do a detailed video on Chile immigration, especially in light of the new changes to their immigration rules that came into effect sometime in 2022 or so, if I remember it right?
Yeah - I am thinking of doing more videos like this.
Just a bit busy overall - my business has been taking up a lot of my time recently. Once things die down a bit, I'd like to release more videos like this specially for other regions of the world.
Nice summary of ARG immigration process. Though i've heard some folks overstay for years & bypass immigration & go straight to the judge aswell.
Yep. Also a real thing.
Isn't there just a normal employment / worker visa?
Yeah ofc.
Thanks a lot for amazing information. How Is it possible for a family to immigrate to Argentina. Please make a video
All the visas more or less let you bring kids and dependants.
Can you do a video on institutions that teach English taught course or degrees in Argentina?
The audio dropouts won't happen if you put your phone on airplane mode.
Yeah lesson learned 😅
Thank you very much . The best video about Argentina. Can you advice how can I get good attorney!
He said democracy. The first thing that came to mind wa super earth 🌍! Helldiver's 2 xD 🇦🇷🇺🇸
I am interested in going to live in Argentina and was wondering if an income of €1200 per month is enough of a passive income to live and rent a small apartment in San luis, Mendoza or Mar Del Plata ?
I know a neighbour who visits Argentina every 2-3 years and said that Buenos Aries is where she and her Husband will retire to .
Thanks for sharing ……..Abe ( uk )
As a permanent resident, how long should you stay in Argentina every year to keep it?
You can't be away for 2 years but this stuff will change soon I'm sure
Getting a residence in Argentina with Rentista is really much easier than you think. But on social media, especially lawyers and consultants exaggerate this business. What is described in practice and on paper is very different and misleading information. Now I will give everyone free information based on experience. Here's what you need to do:
1- Your criminal record
2- Rental contract in your name for the house you rented in Argentina
3- 3 withdrawal receipts from Western Union for at least 2000 dollars.
Apply and see the result. You don't need dozens of confusing documents. The immigration office is not in a position to verify any financial documents from your country. They don't even understand foreign bank statements. Don't worry about those consultants and lawyers. They are all bullshitting.
Is there a process for applying for rentista visa from outside Argentina? Or it’s inside Argentina?
What about giving birth?
The only thing I ask is that they come to integrate, and let's protect this great country together, don't be left-handed
Lo único que pido,es que se integren,y aprotemos juntos a este gran pais,no sean zudos
Any issues with getting cash at various western unions there? Also, so on a digital nomad visa can you stay for 1 year leave for 30 days rinse and repeat and if so does that still leads to citizenship..thx
Would living there 6 months per year be enough to get granted citizenship? I guess it's up to the judge?
Thank you very much for all the information and good videos. can you recommend an attorney in Paraguay and in Argentina !
I may take a look into your services, in your opinion, as someone at 45 that has sold their business and is looking to come into the country with a decent amount of liquid USD in the 7 figures, what would the best visa option be?
Rentista. But, I would spend 6 months there to see if you like it
@@NearShoreLiving Thanks for the reply, I don't know how I haven't run across your channel before, currently checking out your website and look forward to booking a call with you here in the future shortly.
Oh I've been to Argentina years ago and fell in love and have been working on returning on a permanent basis since (my 2 adult kids are wanting to move with me as well)
@@v1nc3nt_v3ga Happy to hear it! Argentina is a nice place to live for sure.
@@NearShoreLiving ? How do you stay for 6 months? Isn't a tourist visa only valid for 3 months??
Residency
Hi! Could you list some course that allow you to take the student visa?
Great information, thank you.
Excellent video man! Really enjoyed watching.
Hello! 👋
Another great video!
thanks man!
Thank you, very informative video.
Glad it was helpful!
So if you leave Argentina for 2 years while having only permanent residency they you lose that permanent residency?!?
Permanent doesn't exist haha
It does as an adjective!
😂 lol
Thank you for useful information
Happy to help
Where is the telegram link?
t.me/+veagGAOAn9s3NmFh
What if I am a working man earning regular income, not passive income like a pension, what would be the best path for me?
I mean how much are you making working atm?
@@NearShoreLiving $3k/month
@@NearShoreLiving $3k/month