Well... I have to thank you for sharing us your time in Argentina and provide it us information about living there. Take care and have safety trip back.
It's funny how if you overstay your visa in Argentina you just pay a small fine. But if someone does that in the US they are barred from re-entering for at least three years, and they probably won't give you a visa next time you ask
I love Argentina & their footballers all of my life !! Messi ,off course ! Lol Di Maria ,Kempes, too !! I am currently planning to visit Argentina with mom in the near future !!! I am not sure which airlines ..most likely American airlines because of their routes & good vegan/ vegetarian meals & better prices ! But, I am not too fond of either American, or United ! Lol. My mom knows an American airlines pilot ,I believe he used to fly to Argentina ! I am wondering if he is still flying ,might have retired . If he is still flying ,it'll be awesome to be on the plane he flies !!! Lol I guess Argentina was that good for you to overstay !! Lol 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇦🇷💕💞
Look around and try changing the arrival dates and departure dates. Changing it by one day sometimes changes the price by a lot. I usually get tickets around $1000-$1300 and the most I’ve paid was $1700.
@@coachab100 i saw yes. But if you can find a cheap local flight or greyhound ot, it might be doable pricewise. I found tickets from Amsterdam to BsAs via Houston for 700 bucks. Ok, its an 8 hr layover in Houston but still, its a steal. And 600 bucks less than flying direct from Ams to BsAs.
Oh that 'Dollar Blue' business! I'll be in Argentina in a month and I'm still a bit confused about that! What I think you mean is -- ONLY pay using Argentine Pesos, ARS that you exchanged dollars for (at the price of the "Blue" Dollar) right? And just don't pay with an actual physical dollar anywhere... I think that's what I'm gathering from everything I've seen on that whole "Dollar Blue" ordeal... Great video, btw! (And I can't believe how overpriced those iphones were!)
Exchange USD for pesos at blue dollar rate in Buenos Aires by going to Florida street in downtown Buenos Aires or sending yourself money through Western Union. If you have USD bills, make sure that if you pay with that, the other end gives you blue dollar rate. Don't use credit card.
@@happytobemyself9100 That makes sense, thanks! It's a little uncomfortable for me since I'll have to pay a double exchange rate (first to buy dollars with my Mexican Pesos, then Dollars to ARS) but I think I'll still come out ahead if I get the "Blue" rate! I'll be staying in the Recoleta neighborhood for a few months, so Florida Street,... here I come! Thanks again!
@@happytobemyself9100 why not credit card??? there is no problem here to use credit card...I have manye US friends and they used their credit card and there is no problem...
@@pabloduarte3794 of course there's no issue using a credit card, but the exchange rate will be the official one, not the blue one. Therefore, even if it sounds like a hassle, it's more convenient to use cash. The USD 100 bills are the most sought after for exchange.
@@ElvinMunoz you might want to find out how it will work out for you if you send yourself Mexican pesos with Western Union. Ive heard about people sending themselves other currencies, not usd only. When you pick up the money here, WU will give you Argentine pesos. Their website has a calculator I think
Oh I remember having to pay my fine for staying longer in Argentina as well. Had to pay 12,000 arg pesos back in April. They didn't treat me good, to be honest with you. I'm from Mexico. Got IG?
Was at EZE three weeks ago for my flight back to Amsterdam. Pretty overpriced, but the coffee at gate 10 was pretty ok. Plus its not bad for an airport, loads of walking though.
Dollar "BULE"? lol lol ... The same thing happened to me, I overstayed like 14 days! And almost missed my flight because of it! I flew American Airlines both going and leaving, from and to Miami though. They were totally awesome about letting me fly with Kalele, my hound dog. They even let her once take a couple of empty seats in the middle row on one of the flights. Too bad I didn't know beforehand you were leaving. I would've asked if you could ask at the airport if American Airlines or United were still allowing emotional support animals to ride in the passenger cabin. I know they had stopped it during covid. ... The reason is I want to go back to Hawaii, but my dog is too old now to be put in the luggage compartment, and I wouldn't want to do that to her anyways. Here in Italy no one can tell me what's going on with that. I heard different things from different people. Bottom line is I need to go to Fiumicino in Rome and just ask them. When are you going back??
That's awesome that they let you fly with your dog, I've been looking to bring my dog from Argentina to United States but she's a big dog so it's complicated to travel with her to vegas. She'll need to be underneath the plane as cargo. And because Argentina and Las Vegas are two totally different climates I have a small window of availability to send her. And yeah overstaying isn't the best idea sometimes lol. It happened to me back in 2021 when apparently there wasn't any restrictions with overstaying due to Covid but that ended two weeks before my flight. At that time I stayed 105 days.
@@sitopoema Ya well... before you COULD. You'd just get a letter from a psychologist and then just do all the same paperwork you would otherwise. I remember thinking it was too good to be true, and I sure took advantage of it, from Hawaii to Rome, to Argentina and then back to Rome! ... They then stopped after COVID started. Now they are allowing it again with certain requirements and restrictions, except here in Italy no one ever knows anything about nothing! hahahaha Que te diviertas at home hermano!
Thank you so much. I will be taking the same route back to Houston Texas.
Well... I have to thank you for sharing us your time in Argentina and provide it us information about living there. Take care and have safety trip back.
Thank you! Im Already back in Argentina now but not for long.
It's funny how if you overstay your visa in Argentina you just pay a small fine. But if someone does that in the US they are barred from re-entering for at least three years, and they probably won't give you a visa next time you ask
Yes thats the sad part of the US Immigration.
South America is alwasy more tranquillo.
I was gonna say the same thing !! Lol. You'll be banned from U.S.for 10 years !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️💞
I love Argentina & their footballers all of my life !! Messi ,off course ! Lol Di Maria ,Kempes, too !! I am currently planning to visit Argentina with mom in the near future !!! I am not sure which airlines ..most likely American airlines because of their routes & good vegan/ vegetarian meals & better prices ! But, I am not too fond of either American, or United ! Lol. My mom knows an American airlines pilot ,I believe he used to fly to Argentina ! I am wondering if he is still flying ,might have retired . If he is still flying ,it'll be awesome to be on the plane he flies !!! Lol I guess Argentina was that good for you to overstay !! Lol 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇦🇷💕💞
These videos make me want to fly to Argentina for a burger. Look forward to more. Thank you.
Very helpful video. I'm glad to see the COVID crap go away. That was giving me anxiety about traveling again
I want to live in Argentina 🙂✨🌟✨🙂
Are all flights to and from USA super expensive these days? I wanted to visit this winter, but round trip flights from Atlanta are over $2,000!
Look around and try changing the arrival dates and departure dates. Changing it by one day sometimes changes the price by a lot. I usually get tickets around $1000-$1300 and the most I’ve paid was $1700.
Try flying from Houston. Might change in price.
@@RonvanRutten I live outside atlanta.
@@coachab100 just try changing the days or even airport. I know it would be a hassle, but perhaps flying to Miami and then Miami BA might work
@@coachab100 i saw yes. But if you can find a cheap local flight or greyhound ot, it might be doable pricewise. I found tickets from Amsterdam to BsAs via Houston for 700 bucks. Ok, its an 8 hr layover in Houston but still, its a steal. And 600 bucks less than flying direct from Ams to BsAs.
Oh that 'Dollar Blue' business! I'll be in Argentina in a month and I'm still a bit confused about that!
What I think you mean is -- ONLY pay using Argentine Pesos, ARS that you exchanged dollars for (at the price of the "Blue" Dollar) right?
And just don't pay with an actual physical dollar anywhere... I think that's what I'm gathering from everything I've seen on that whole "Dollar Blue" ordeal...
Great video, btw! (And I can't believe how overpriced those iphones were!)
Exchange USD for pesos at blue dollar rate in Buenos Aires by going to Florida street in downtown Buenos Aires or sending yourself money through Western Union. If you have USD bills, make sure that if you pay with that, the other end gives you blue dollar rate. Don't use credit card.
@@happytobemyself9100 That makes sense, thanks!
It's a little uncomfortable for me since I'll have to pay a double exchange rate (first to buy dollars with my Mexican Pesos, then Dollars to ARS) but I think I'll still come out ahead if I get the "Blue" rate!
I'll be staying in the Recoleta neighborhood for a few months, so Florida Street,... here I come!
Thanks again!
@@happytobemyself9100 why not credit card??? there is no problem here to use credit card...I have manye US friends and they used their credit card and there is no problem...
@@pabloduarte3794 of course there's no issue using a credit card, but the exchange rate will be the official one, not the blue one. Therefore, even if it sounds like a hassle, it's more convenient to use cash. The USD 100 bills are the most sought after for exchange.
@@ElvinMunoz you might want to find out how it will work out for you if you send yourself Mexican pesos with Western Union. Ive heard about people sending themselves other currencies, not usd only. When you pick up the money here, WU will give you Argentine pesos. Their website has a calculator I think
Exactly; u only get 90 days in South America and Europe ( not gonna retire in Argentina anymore
Oh I remember having to pay my fine for staying longer in Argentina as well. Had to pay 12,000 arg pesos back in April. They didn't treat me good, to be honest with you. I'm from Mexico. Got IG?
Yes the fine you get suck when you have to pay it! Hopefully its like Mexico some day where you can stay 6 months with a tourist visa.
Hi bro. Thanks for your videos. I have a question though. Which is better to visit in Argentina? Bariloche or Puerto Madryn?
I didn't catch if the fine was per day or a total, how many days were you over?
I don’t think it’s per day I was about eight past the date I had to exit this time, but the first time I overstayed by more than a month.
@@sitopoema Was the fine larger the first time you overstayed or the same as what your showing us in this video.
Do u think i can start living there bringing only 12000 dollars i wanna try to live in argentina a year and a half
Was at EZE three weeks ago for my flight back to Amsterdam.
Pretty overpriced, but the coffee at gate 10 was pretty ok. Plus its not bad for an airport, loads of walking though.
I thought u were born in Argentina, you should make a video in spanish as well. Your accent in spanish sounds argentinian.
No more stamps on passports anymore ??
Let’s go to Made in Argentina in Vegas 😅 🍴
is it a fixed fine for overstaying or per day
As far as I know, yes, the last time I overstayed it was for a month, and it was for the same amount
@@sitopoema thanks. Any idea what happens if you overstay like 6 mo? Also can u do unlimited visa runs?
@@laisser-faire3423 Why not simply apply for a long stay visa?
Shouldn’t you get residency because your married?
Yes but I never got it done I should've had it a while ago.
Dollar "BULE"? lol lol ... The same thing happened to me, I overstayed like 14 days! And almost missed my flight because of it!
I flew American Airlines both going and leaving, from and to Miami though. They were totally awesome about letting me fly with Kalele, my hound dog. They even let her once take a couple of empty seats in the middle row on one of the flights. Too bad I didn't know beforehand you were leaving. I would've asked if you could ask at the airport if American Airlines or United were still allowing emotional support animals to ride in the passenger cabin. I know they had stopped it during covid. ... The reason is I want to go back to Hawaii, but my dog is too old now to be put in the luggage compartment, and I wouldn't want to do that to her anyways. Here in Italy no one can tell me what's going on with that. I heard different things from different people. Bottom line is I need to go to Fiumicino in Rome and just ask them. When are you going back??
That's awesome that they let you fly with your dog, I've been looking to bring my dog from Argentina to United States but she's a big dog so it's complicated to travel with her to vegas. She'll need to be underneath the plane as cargo. And because Argentina and Las Vegas are two totally different climates I have a small window of availability to send her. And yeah overstaying isn't the best idea sometimes lol. It happened to me back in 2021 when apparently there wasn't any restrictions with overstaying due to Covid but that ended two weeks before my flight. At that time I stayed 105 days.
@@sitopoema Ya well... before you COULD. You'd just get a letter from a psychologist and then just do all the same paperwork you would otherwise. I remember thinking it was too good to be true, and I sure took advantage of it, from Hawaii to Rome, to Argentina and then back to Rome! ... They then stopped after COVID started. Now they are allowing it again with certain requirements and restrictions, except here in Italy no one ever knows anything about nothing! hahahaha Que te diviertas at home hermano!