What Travellers to Argentina MUST know: Let me explain you the CHAOS of how to get CASH in ARGENTINA
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- Argentina is currently living a huge crisis of hyperinflation with the worldwide highest inflation rate. This causes problems that you as a tourist will notice as well, which is why in this video I will explain you the best options on how to withdraw cash in Argentina, so that you will be able to pay with Argentinian pesos whenever needed.
I have made a few mistakes and had some struggles with payments during my trip through Argentina and I am going to share my experience and also the best ways to get cash in Argentina. This is going to help you to save lots of money during your trip and also will prepare you for your trip to Argentina.
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We hope that Argentina's economic situation improves and the exchange rate normalizes
Yes, I hope it’ll be much better this year 🙏🏼
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Best video that describes the money situation in Argentina! You have managed to explain it so clearly and simply. I’ve seen so many videos on this topic and this is the best one! thank you!!
Thanks a lot for that feedback! I feel like it’s a very difficult topic and hard to explain. So I am more than happy to read that you liked and understood the explanation 🤗
I've read a few blogs on money transactions and believe yours has been the most clear and helpful. I'm planning to visit in late October so I have subscribed to your blog to hopefully get updates as my trip dates approach. Thank you!!!
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I’m happy to know that this was helpful for you. I’m sure you will enjoy Argentina a lot. From what I have heard now, the economy seems to be more stable :)
Super useful information!!! Thank you so much
Im very happy to hear that you find it helpful 🥰
Thank you. I have watched many videos about this subject and yours is the only one that mentions Dolar MEP.
You’re welcome 🥰 I’m very happy if this is helpful as the situation can be quite confusing and overwhelming ☺️
Thanks Alina! Very informative.
I’m happy if it helps others 🤗
Otro video INCREÍBLE!! en estos momentos nuestra economía no es la mejor, pero creemos que pronto va a estar mejor.
Esto espero, de verdad! Para mi fue algo muy interesante vivirlo (no lo entiendas mal porfa). Es algo que yo nunca había conocido y algo que solo puedo leer en libros. Así que estar en el país y vivir el cambio de los precios y sobre todo cosas como pensar en cómo puedes ahorrar dinero etc. todo esto fue algo que ningún libro me puede enseñar.
Espero mucho que muy pronto vayan a tener una economía mucho más estable 🙏🏼
Thanks. You did the best job of explaining the money situation..
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your feedback 🤗
Thank you for all the good information you gave us today. I'll be visiting Argentina in July, this info helps me a lot. Keep on traveling!
I’m really happy to hear that this video is helping you to prepare your own trip to Argentina 🥰 Have a wonderful time there, I’m sure you’ll love the country! And if you have any questions left, feel free to ask me ☺️
Great video! Very informative and educational as a tourist and how to maximize the money when visiting Argentina
Thanks a lot for your feedback ☺️ I hope it’ll help a lot of travellers!
This was a very helpful, thanks.
Thanks a lot for the feedback! I’m very happy to hear that ☺️
Informative video and excellent explanations. We all understand the exchange mechanism is changing.
Thanks a lot for the feedback and your kind words 🤗
The limit of pesos you can withdraw from your account in an ATM in Argentina kinda depends on the type of account you have, i'm an Argentinian and from my debit or credit card i can withdraw around 180usd per day each, i can change that limit, whether to increase or decrease it, through homebanking but... no argentinian needs to expand that limit, we dont have that kinda of money. Most of us use about 10 to 30usd a day, so it's quite a big limit for us.
Maybe it is limited if you do not have a bank account at the bank itself which for foreigners is usually always the case 😓
In general I guess you can get along with 10-15 US$ but for travellers who have to pay a hotel, food and maybe activities that’s definitely not enough 😕
But I understand that it’s a difficult situation to handle. Let’s hope that the economy will soon be more stable 🙏🏼
@@aventuralina That's probably the case, wich is actually kinda funny, because the foreigners probably have a lot more to withdraw than the locals, and it makes no sense that those who can withdraw more cant do it! and those who cant have the chance to do it, WHY?!. My beloved country has a history on crazyness and wacky economic behaviour. We are trying to correct that HUGE mistake with our new president. BUT there are political forces trying to stop the change. And of course those forces are the ones that became very very rich in the past decades.
@@gabydq just as always 🙄 I really hope Milei will find a way out of this!
Thank you for sharing western union idea.
@@bhuvneshwarkumargupta9843 of course! I hope it’s helpful for some people ☺️
Coming here to study abroad in the fall, this video was very helpful!
Thank you!!!
First of all: I’m happy that you found this helpful! 🥰
And enjoy your studies there! I’m sure you will have the most amazing time! Let me know if you have any open questions about Argentina. I’m always happy to help ❤️
dobry wykład o wymianie walud.dziękuję
Thank You So Much Bravo
As an American have lived off and on in Buenos Aires. She is correct. Best place to buy pesos in BAs is black market on La Florida avenue. For now authorities allow it so take advantage while you can. July 3, 2024 dollar to peso is $914 which is great but prices in Argentina are same as US
Thanks a lot for confirming and also thanks a lot for sharing your own personal experiences! Things are changing quickly and it’s always great to read about some updates ☺️
@aandino
Thx!
What do you mean by prices in argentina are the same in the US? Do you mean the exchange rate? I am thinking of exchanging at my US home bank prior to visiting for vacation.
@@staryknight9697 the comment is about prices in general for example in the supermarkets. I think the US should be a bit more expensive than Argentina but very similar or more expensive than things in Europe. I made a video about a comparison of supermarkets in Argentina and Spain: ruclips.net/video/f1RWBC9GwT8/видео.html
Feel free check it out to understand how expensive Argentina is for the people their. Because they earn an Argentinian salary but pay European prices which is insane and leads to huge problems for the people 😔
Excellent information! Thank you! 🫡
I’m happy if it’s helpful ☺️
Great video, please make more. Traveling and spending as a tourist would be very appreciated. I am planning on visiting Argentina in 1 year, after my retirement.
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I’m always happy to hear if someone finds my videos helpful ☺️
Hey Alina !
Just wanted to drop a huge thanks for sharing that video-it was super informative and really made my day!
You're awesome!
Bundle thanks from Fareed khan
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I’m making these videos always hoping that they might help others with their travels. So I’m very happy to hear that you found it useful and informative 🤗
@@aventuralina Your videos are a source of inspiration and guidance, lighting up my travels with your genuine warmth and wisdom. Your generosity in sharing your experiences is deeply appreciated, and I’m grateful for the friendship we’ve built. Looking forward to supporting each other on our journey ahead. With love and gratitude. 💕🌹
Así es Alina! Lamentablemente nuestra economía está sumergida en el caos!
Muy bueno el vídeo
Gracias Sebastián por tu feedback! Es verdad un caos en este momento pero espero mucho que la economía vaya a estar mucho más estable muy pronto 🙏🏼
@@aventuralina ojalá sea así! Vivir acá es complicado, gracias por tu buena onda y empatia
cześć!super wykład o wymianie.pozdrawiam.
Thank you! I’m happy to read that it’s helpful ☺️
great video
Thank you ☺️
Nice beautiful ❤German accent…!!! I listen to whole thing 🎉. Great presentation and information!!!! Wow 😮!!!! ❤❤
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I’m happy you enjoyed the video ☺️
Very nice video ❤
Thanks a lot! 🤗
This difference between the blue dollar and the official dollar is known as the “exchange gap”, it is one of the reasons why things are going so badly for us economically, since the central bank does not receive dollars because everyone goes for the blue dollar . With the Milei government the exchange gap has been narrowed, today the lack of dollars continues to be a problem, which is why the central bank has many debts with importers because they cannot obtain the dollars. I hope the gap is balanced so that people start changing the official dollar so that the influx of tourist dollars benefits the country a little.
Ah, thanks a lot for this explanation! I was wondering about the difference and why this has changed but couldn’t find an answer…
I hope this helps the country then and hopefully the economy will be more stable soon 🙏🏼
Dont worry, the central banks are almost finished, their days are numbered, look into NESARA/GESARA but dont use google they will give you false information. Cheers.
Very nice 👍
Thank you :)
Thanks for the info - accurate. I was able to get the CC dollar on my US Mastercard (accepted everywhere) and Amex (limited use). Now, Amex will initially charge you the official, but then get a refund for the difference to CC. This was last October.
Thank you for sharing your own experiences! I think this information will be very helpful for all Americans ☺️
good smart video
Thank you ☺️
Alina eso es lo malo de tener una alta inflación y dos tipos de cambios y cuando quieres cambiar la divisa extranjera es complicado pero la recomendación que estas dando es muy importante para los viajeros que van a Argentina, besos y abrazos y esperando la próxima aventura.
Alejandro Gutierrez Perozo
Gracias Alejandro! Si, es bastante complicado entenderlo y habían muchas cosas en lo que yo no había pensado, ya que para mi todo este tema de hiperinflación es algo que solo conozco de libros y documentales. Espero que este video sirva a viajeros que vengan a Argentina :)
Extremely helpful. Please provide an update if something changes. I’m headed there in October.
I’m very happy to hear that you found the video helpful 🤗
Hallo Alina! I looove your German accent!haha Come to visit me here in Cordoba!haha Namaste Guz
Thanks you!
hola, siento mucho lo que deben pasar los turistas con la economia del pais, nosotros ya estamos acostumbrados a todos esos enjuagues, pero entiendo que es dificil para el que viene de afuera, gracias por comprender y adaptarse a la situacion de caos economico, desgraciadamente uno se acostumbra a vivir en este lio pero sabemos que no es normal, pero hace tantos años que vivimos asi que para nosotros es normal, un saludo
Hello, I am very sorry for what tourists must go through with the country's economy, we are already used to all those rinses, but I understand that it is difficult for those who come from outside, thank you for understanding and adapting to the situation of economic chaos, unfortunately One gets used to living in this mess but we know that it is not normal, but we have been living for so many years so for us it is normal, greetings
Hola, gracias por tu comentario. Es bastante complicado para alguien que no está acostumbrado para nada a una economía así. Pero hay que adaptarse e informarse :)
Es triste que la economía es así. Espero mucho que se mejore pronto ya que sería muy mal si esto tenga un impacto fuerte al turismo en Argentina.
@@aventuralinasupongo que si ordenan la economia eso se terminara, pero no va a ser facil porque el desorden fiscal es muy grande, en cuanto al turismo, no me preocupa mucho porque por lo que veo y leo los turistas toman rapido como funciona el sistema y se adaptan, y al turismos en el fondo le conviene ese lio porque hace la argentina barata en dolares, el dia que se ordene una de las consecuencias sera que argentina sera mas cara en dolares, ya paso por 1990 cuando hubo un presidente que por un pase de magia logro que un peso fuera igual a un dolar y en teoria el cambio fue libre, pero para entender la economia argentina hay que haber vivido y trabajado en argentina, los demas solo pueden adaptarse, porque entenderla no es facil para alguien que viene de un mundo normal, un saludo luis maria
I suppose that if they organize the economy that will end, but it will not be easy because the fiscal disorder is very big. As for tourism, it does not worry me much because from what I see and read, tourists quickly take in how the system works and They adapt, and this mess is ultimately convenient for passenger cars because it makes Argentina cheap in dollars. The day it is ordered, one of the consequences will be that Argentina will be more expensive in dollars. It already happened in 1990 when there was a president who, for a pass By magic I managed to make one peso equal to one dollar and in theory the exchange was free, but to understand the Argentine economy you have to have lived and worked in Argentina, others can only adapt, because understanding it is not easy for someone who comes from a normal world, greetings luis maria
Thanks Alina. Excellent simple explanation of a subject many find confusing. Are you latina? Safe travels. ty 4 vid
Thanks. I’m from Germany.
It’s really not complicated. If you’re in BA for a few days, don’t waste your time for 2-3% here or there. You will get decent rates anywhere. I was there 4 weeks ago for the first time. I watched these videos and was really worried. I really wish I hadn’t wasted my time with this stuff, change your money anywhere. You will be fine.
Honestly, if you really just are a few days in Buenos Aires, I agree with you that the loss probably won’t be too big (although there are definitely bigger differences then only 2-3 per cent of you check the official exchange rates in the offices and on the streets and credit cards)
If we are talking about travelling through Argentina for a few weeks there will be a huge difference since it’ll all sum up. I don’t know if you’ve watched the video but I’m not only talking about exchange rates but also how to book hotels as hotels as well try take advantages and make the most out of the economical situation. Here I’ve seen price differences of up to 30%. That plus exchange rate differences of 10-15% in between the Dollar Blue/MEP and the Dollar oficial do make a significant difference on your budget especially if you are staying in Argentina for a few weeks.
Danke für die Auskunft
Immer wieder gerne 😁
Which card did you use while being in Argentina? Were you able to pay everywhere with card?
I paid with credit and debit cards. Both worked wherever I was able to pay with card :)
They like visa here, i have a cirrus card also but i havent tried to use that yet, i doubt it would work.
that's crazy
Very informative. Thanks. How about Wise accounts? Any problem using Wise? Also, how easily can you sell gold, silver, or platinum coins there? A one ounce platinum coin takes up much less space and is less conspicuous than a wad of 100 dollar bills.
With Wise you shouldn’t have any problems :)
I personally didn’t check wether you can easily trade gold, silver or platinum. I would assume that it’s possible but since it’s not the most convenient method, it wouldn’t surprise me if that would make you loose money.
In general I personally would not recommend to bring too many dollar bills or anything else such as gold. Just because it’s more uncomfortable to travel like that and of course there’s always a risk of getting robbed (nothing ever happened to me but you should be aware of this anyways). Card payments work perfectly fine in most places and they give you the best exchange rate. So in my opinion carrying too many dollars with you really isn’t necessary. And my second preferred option after card payments would definitely be Western Union. And after that cash. So, I guess it depends on your preference but these would be my recommendations ☺️
Thanks for the helpful video! With so many bills, what's the best way to carry them? And roughly, how much money would be enough for a day's expenses?
I would suggest you to never exchange too much money to be honest. 100 USD at a time and you won’t have the problem to carry too many bills around. Otherwise it’s just going to be difficult.
How much money you spend clearly depends on the budget you are travelling. If you want to travel on a low budget I’d say that you can get along with 20-30 USD per day, depending on where you are. And upwards there are no limits I guess 😁
Hi - another question...So in this particular video, at minute 13:05, it shows that Dolar MEP is 1209,52 & Dolar Blue is 1130,00, Therefore, in this particular date, you'd get a better exchange rate using a Foreign Credit Card, rather than cash, correct?
Yes, that’s absolutely correct. There used to be a big difference between these two and the Dolar Blue used to be the better exchange rate. Nowadays the difference is quite small and some days the Dollar blue is a bit better, sometimes the dollar MEP
Wow! I didn't know there could be times when credit card ex rate would be better. That would help tourist not have to walk around with all that cash!
@@gabrielort3531 a few months ago using your credit card would have been a great loss in Argentina. But since December 2023 it’s the best thing you can do. And yes, this is great for tourists!
Im living in Salta now mid june, i use an English debit card and for £1.00 uk im getting 1533 pesos. I get about the same from the ATM but with a small maximum withdrawal limit and a large fee its not worth it. But sometimes you have to have cash.
thank you for explaining ! i'll be going in february or march and here in my country bills of 100 euro are basiacly not available, so i geuss i'll be using the western union trick
You’re welcome :) Western Union is definitely a great option ☺️
Complicada situación 😵💫💵
Si, poco complicada 🙈
Thank you so much. We’re planning on retiring and moving to Mar del Plata . We’re concerned on how we’re going to be asked to purchase an apartment when they’re asking for cash, but we’re not allowed to bring in more than $10k per person. Any suggestions?
As far as I know it is common to pay the rent on a monthly basis and I would assume that you can do this via bank transfer. I can recommend you to check out Remitly: remitly.tod8mp.net/XYVk3o
Here you can make worldwide bank transfers and it only costs a very small fee per transfer. But it's the easiest way to transfer money directly from account to account without having something like PayPal in between and it's even cheaper than PayPal. So in my opinion it's a great option for regular payments such as rental bills :)
Would be easier just to use the US dollar. Do you know if merchants accept it ?
They do accept it in a lot of places but your will get a shitty exchange rate as they put their own prices in dollars. This way you’d loose a lot of money so I wouldn’t recommend doing that
What, if any, cyrpto's do the Caves accept?
Do hotels offer currency exchange services?
Some do, but I wouldn’t recommend to do that because you won’t get a good exchange rate there
very useful! You mentioned that EURO is sometimes exchanged at the same rate as USD which is an 8%-10% loss, would you recommend exchanging euros for USD in Europe before travelling? (double exchange also is inefficient). Thanks!
Yes, I would definitely recommend that. Don’t exchange too many though because as you said, you will pay the exchange rate twice and there are so many places where you can pay with card and if necessary you can also make use of Western Union.
In Europe at my bank I paid less than 2% of exchange rate to receive the dollars. So it wasn’t too bad but it depends on your bank of course. But really try to use card payments whenever you can because it’s a pain in the a** to carry too much cash with you 😅
@@aventuralina thanks for prompt answer! When you say you can pay by card in some places you get mep or blue rate + commission (which is explicit I suppose)? So, in other words you're saying that in some places card payments are not a robbery but have a decent commission. Thx!
@@rizzio85 with card payments you will get the MEP exchange rate. So it’s a very fair exchange rate and one where you’ll almost loose no money. But yes, you will pay the commission at your bank so I’d recommend you to get a travel credit card with low commission rates ☺️
Thank you! by the way best video so far on the topic 'how to manage cash in Argentina!' I've watched couple of them but yours is the most clear!
@@rizzio85 I’m happy to hear that! It’s not an easy topic and I tried my best to explain it the simplest way possible. Thanks for your feedback 🤗
😲As a US citizen looking to be an expat soon - Argentina isn't impressing me very much with these kind of issues ! - - - I am quite "intrigued" - with the place - the food - the culture (really love beef) - and - the lower cost of living of course. --- Hopefully this 'new leader' can get their country's '''shit"' together soon !!! -?- The Philippines is competition for my USD retirement income - and - they do speak ''my language'' over there ! > English speaking Dr.'s medical professionals Cardiologists....... are all essential for me. It is my understanding Argentines speak more English than any other S American country ? ( And I know they really like my USD's ?!? ) -- My Spanish 'sucks' - as hard as I try. -- Perhaps Google translate or some handheld translator will be needed - if the people there are patient enough for it's use ? 🤔
So can we just bring our 100 dollar bills from Miami or is there a restriction on how much cash can we bring in?
As far as I know it’s limited to $10.000, but I wouldn’t recommend to bring that much 😅
And yes, you can just bring these bills from Miami. Make sure they aren’t damaged because they will tell you it’s worth less than the normal change rate 😒
Conveniently, some hotels will exchange money, if you're staying there.
True but I wouldn’t recommend that though because they have their own exchange rates and usually you are going to loose quite some money by doing that
Hi, can you tell why did you pay in Pesos instead of USD? I’ve heard that the blue dollar rate ist much better than paying in pesos,isn’t that true? Thanks for the video:)
If you pay in USD they will tell you their rate and that one is usually worse then the ones if you pay with credit card or exchange the dollars on the streets.
The dollar blue used to be much better but nowadays there is hardly any difference between the dollar blue and the dollar MEP. Some days the dollar blue rate is better, other days the dollar MEP.
Hope that helps ☺️
can i go to a western union shop in BA and give them a $100 USD bill and exchange it for Blue Rate pesos?
No, they exchange it for the Dollar Oficial if you give them a bill. With card they would charge you the Dollar turista which is together with the Dollar blue the best exchange rate you can get
Can you Or any one use Wise Transfer Card in There?
You can use all kinds of debit or credit cards :)
Heey hi. I will
Be there by the end of month. Should i bring euros or dollars? thanks!
I’d recommend you to bring dollars of you can. I noticed that the exchange rate for euros was sometimes worse. And dollars are commonly appreciated everywhere ☺️
Euros have always only been my plan B in case I’d ran out of dollars 😅
unhandy isn't a word. we say inconvenient.
What if those people give you counterfeit Argentinian money? Was that not a possibility?
It’s a possibility, I cannot deny that. I went to a place where they used machines that count and evaluate the bills. But of course you never know… that’s why I’d recommend to not exchange dollar bills too often and pay with card whenever possible.
@@aventuralina Thanks!
How do you Western union yourself money? U have yo do that in usa before your travels?
No, you can do it from anywhere in the world. You do it online, create an account and just put your name and ID into the field of the receiver. It’s super easy and you can withdraw it immediately:)
@@aventuralinathank u much subscribed
@@Honeycomblife you’re very welcome and welcome to my channel 🤗
Hey Alina, maybe get a Wise Debit card - similar to Revolut ❤🙏✌
I heard Wise does not give the MEP rate either.
I downloaded the app, you said blue dollar?
It’s called dollar blue hoy and focus on the blue dollar and the Dollar MEP. Dollar blue = exchange rate on the street, dollar MEP = exchange rate when paying with an international credit card ☺️
@@aventuralina thanks :)
There were 16 permissions needed for that app on Android! Ridiculous and a privacy threat! Does anyone have another app recommendation? Preferably a FLOSS one!
To date inflation in Argentina is %274
That’s insane… 🥲
I'll wait until Milei has things under control
No, you when you came there you did not get 1000 pesos for $100.… Rather or instead, you got 100,000 pesos for your $100 when you came there… I think you made a verbal mistake… But I know what you mean… The correct amount would’ve been1000 pesos for one dollar at that time
Honey I am coming over there can you help me
You were withdrawing 50,000 Argentine pesos from your ATM… At 1000 pesos for one dollar, that withdrawal would be equivalent to five dollars… Not 15… So you’d be paying $8.40 service charge for withdrawing five dollars which are equivalent to 50,000 pesos… Correct? That is you’d be withdrawing five dollars.( equivalent to 50,000 pesos.) for service charge of $8.40… So to your point it’s not worth it to pay $8.40 service charge for what is equivalent of five dollars to 50,000 pesos
No; isn't 50k pesos at 1k per dollar then $50, not 5
You got the amount wrong on your reply its $50, but you are correct in that if you only wanted to withdraw $5000p = $5.00 it would cost you $8.40 to do it, plus a small fee from your own countries bank. im in Salta now and the withdrawal fee is now 9650 and the maximum withdrawal amount is 40,000 pesos. So it has got worse.
Amazing, you can't even do basic mathematics.
If 1000 pesos = $ 1
Then 50,000 pesos = $50 !!!
why do germans always get this wrong. its i have been here FOR two weeks (duration of time in the past). I have been here SINCE 2021 (fixed point in time).
Crypto is the answer
Europe is not a country
Nope, but a union that has common interest and also an overall common economy
27 paises que forman una comunidad que esta fracasando y 23 mas ...son 50 paises incluyendo a georgia....armenia y azerbayan
your voice is impossible to listen to. its so shrill.
For being impossible to listen to, you watched quite a lot of the video 😅
Thanks a lot for the English lessons 😉
Argentina s el único país del mundo que youtubers hacen videos diciendo lo malo de Argentina, cuando esos mismos van a otros países, también les pasan cosas muy malas, pero NUNCA hacen videos mostrando lo malo que le paso en esos países, sino que lo ocultan y hacen videos diciendo solo lo lindo de ese país, sea mexico, brasil, paraguay, uruguay, chile, peru, colombia, españa, etc. siempre muestran todo lo bueno y ocultan todo lo malo que les paso ahí, solamente con Argentina hacen videos diciendo lo malo del país
Argentina is the only country in the world where RUclipsrs make videos saying the bad things about Argentina, when they go to other countries, very bad things also happen to them, but they NEVER make videos showing the bad things that happened in those countries, but rather they hide it. and they make videos saying only how beautiful that country is, be it Mexico, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Spain, etc. They always show everything good and hide everything bad that happened to them there, only with Argentina do they make videos saying the bad things about the country
Hola, en mi opinión estás muy equivocado. He visto muchas videos sobre cosas malas en varios países. Yo mismo hice videos criticando España o criticando lo malo en Venezuela. Hay que mostrar la realidad para que la gente sepa lo que les está esperando en un país. La realidad incluye cosas buenas y cosas malas.
En este video ni siquiera estoy criticando Argentina como país. Solo estoy mostrando la realidad que es algo muy importante que cualquier viajero necesita saber antes de venir. Yo como europea tengo ni idea sobre este tema de hiperinflación. O sea, se que es pero nadie que nunca vivió algo así se puede imaginar que es en realidad y el impacto que tiene. Por esto hice este video. Para preparar a viajeros que quieren venir bien preparado.
Hey Pedro, you muppet, You must of lost something in translation, she wasnt talking bad about your country, she is explaining about the money system and how it works. Personally i have traveled to over 60 countries and lived in alot of them and Argentinians for me are the most friendliest and helpful people in the world.
really bad english accent. better to explain a topic like macroeconomics in your own language.
Hi Alina, I’m the founder of Wapupay an app that allows nomads to pay in pesos at blue rate. Is there a way I can contact you?
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I Had already heard sometimes Western Union doesnt have enough cash, so what sort of amounts you think would be "Easier" for them to handle?
They told me up to 1.000 USD is usually possible, but to be honest I wouldn’t trust that especially if you aren’t in Buenos Aires. I wouldn’t ask for more than 300 USD which in my opinion also doesn’t make sense because the amount of bills you’ll get with 300 USD is ridiculous. It’ll be already hard to carry 😅
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