Live in Buenos Aires Argentina on $1500 | Buenos Aires Cost of Living | Buenos Aires Expat Life
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Paul Curley, a UK native who now proudly calls the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Argentina his home, was captivated by its charm on his first visit and knew he was destined to live there. In this guide, Paul dives into the cost of living in Buenos Aires, detailing expenses for rentals, utilities, groceries, visa requirements, and more. Often referred to as the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires stands out as an incredibly affordable option for those seeking a large, beautiful city teeming with amenities-all at a budget-friendly price!
I was born in BA & lived most of my life in USA. After 7 yrs in Panama I moved to BA 2 yrs ago. Was able to regain my citizenship here. My son was able to become an 🇦🇷 citizen too. I ❤ BA. Just wish the winters weren't so chilly.
This winter is disaster. I hope next year will be something like year ago
Great video! Que lindo lo que dice Paul de argentina! Gracias!!! un placer tener gente asi viviendo en el país.
I was recently in BA and was quite impressed with the city. BA has a HUGE cultural life(Spanish language of course), but with research it reveals itself to you.The restaurants are FANTASTIC and are reasonable.However watch the sidewalks ! Uneven pavement and doggy stuff on the sidewalk.
Thank you for this addition!
No hay ciudad perfecta . Mi única crítica es que puedas entrar sin drama y nosotros no podamos ir a Malvinas .
Te casaste con una Argentina o de otro país?
Great video! Thank you for sharing. I would love to see this guest again in 6 months. My friend from Buenos Aires doesn’t want to return to BA because of the situation. She hopes things will get better with the new president
Excellent report, very successful answers, thank you very much for spreading part of our culture as a society. A great greeting from Mar del Plata, Arg.
@@ricardogiampieri1408 thank you!!
I hope you have a nice time in the beautiful ARGENTINA .
I remember in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Argentina was considered to be somewhat expensive because the exchange rate was significantly less favorable than it is now. And it sounds like Argentina is about to get a LOT more expensive for people looking to move there from abroad. I think I'll probably "wait and see" on Argentina.
That is certainly possible. Very voolatile in Argentina right now.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A jolly nice programme !
Los felicito a los dos !
You're most welcome, Paul !
Mariano Scotti
Olivos, Buenos Aires
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Muy interesante historia de vida, impresiones y buen criterio para describir a la comunidad argentina.
My number 1 place for retirement.
Argentinian living in NYC
This guy loves Argentina so much. Nevertheless, as much as beautiful Buenos Aires is, if things won't improve much and soon I would expect him among many others to move out of Argentina in the near future. This country is insanely expensive. Kind of sad.
Thank you for viewing!
Nadie lo obligó a quedarse, se puede ir cuando guste .
great guest and source of info for one of the greatest countries on earth! Have him back please
Great video !
Thx !
We have to secure the borders. We cant just let anyboby in! Dont mean it for this guy for example but we can see what it is going in Europe and EEUU. Requirements should be an issue to stay permanently
@@TheXantra very good point
Thanks for this valuable information. Nearly all of the videos I've watched give the city effusive and rave reviews but it's difficult to find current, up to the minute information on the daily mechanics of how to get your foot in the door and live there long term. I stress the need for current info because of the effect inflation will have on a gringo on a fixed pension. What's doable today might be too expensive in the near future. I've been to BA twice and even though times are tough all the restaurants are packed until the wee hours all week long. It's owing to the fact that tomorrow your money will be worth less, will buy you less so spend it today. The questions posed to Paul Curley were bang on target.
Thank you for this additional information!!
Relativamente cierto lo que comentas, porque la crisis econòmica no afecta a la mitad de la poblaciòn que tiene poder adquisitivo o se maneja en dòlares. Para esa gente hasta es conveniente manejarse en inflaciòn porque los precios estàn bastante atados a la suba del dòlar.
@@fabiangonzallezcapo6060 Gracias Fabian!!
Paul is a very interesting and positive gentleman , although I had to use the 'CC' to follow and even with that I couldn't get it right . I love the way Argentines speak Spanish. Good interview .
Thank you! Paul is a great guy!!
I used ear buds and they cleaned the sound up crisply. The problem as I see it is that very often on podcasts both the host and the guest are speaking from their homes and in a room with poor acoustics and not in a dedicated studio or sound absorbing room.
If it wasn’t for their ridiculously unstable and volitile economy and super unstable currency, I might consider opening a bank account in BA and transfering enough money each month to retire there. But that is an unrealistic and super-risky pipe-dream. Too bad. I really like BA. Using their black market currency is a no-go for me.
Thanks for your input and thank you for viewing!!
Why would you need to open a bank account there? You can just wire money to Western Union from your foreign-based bank account each month. Banking plan aside, the current uncertainty with their economy is enough to hold back from making any long term commitments to living in Argentina.
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Viva Las Malvinas
Ré, I wonder how Paul feels about the chaos and riots in Argentina against the president. .
I'm italiano, i have been all over latiamerica, and I learned that Buenos Aires, Santiago Chile, and Uruguay, they are far more developed than the rest of latiamerica and much safer!
For example, Medellin colombia. In 2023, over 40 western men got deleted by dating sites gangsters owned women, and internet (S) workers. This year the count is up to 38.
Thanks for the info. Where do you currently live?
Public medical service is free
@@ildeac73 thank you Ilka!
No-one should overstay a visa. That's bad advice. I know someone who received a deportation notice, so it happens. Recoleta is the most desirable area. La Boca dreadful; San Telmo 'edgy' as he says but improving. Prices are volatile due to the instability of the nation. Wifi and cable TV are expensive. He's obviously living on a tight budget since he hunts around for promotions. Health insurance: not available if you are 65 or over. You have to get it before 65 then you can keep it at a higher rate.
So -- can a US retired old man live a decent life on the $1500 SS income ? --- Not $1500 for just the rent !!! --- A frugal but comfortable studio - cheap ? The cheaper the better. > Cost of living for a single old fart retired ? = How much / month needed ?
@@KB3TLE yes. You have many options. Check out morenof our videos!!
please dont, you drive the prices up and people here cant even afford expenses
The truth is 470€per month you can live rent also
Are you saying rentals start at $470 per month in Buenos Aires?
@@adventurefreaksss the amount go live basic it's 470$ enough all in
@@adventurefreaksss so rental groceries internet electricity water....
@@thenewobserver1812 Wow, what part of Buenos Aires is that living in? Thank you!
@@adventurefreaksss enjoy talking about Rosario mendoza not specially b. a.
"chino" 😂
What about safety? I am from Argentina, but I don't feel safe there as a single woman...
"it's a dangerous city at night" obviously this man thinks he knows the city, but he doesn't.
Remember, we all have different experiences and our perceptions can vary based on these experiences. Thank you for viewing!
@@adventurefreaksss exactly! That's why I say that it is a mistake to say "it is a dangerous city at night" because the city is not uniform.
@@nothinger01 Oh I misunderstood. you're saying that Paul said that? I do not recall him saying that as it's been a while since we did the podcast however Paul truly loves BA and was most likely noting that like all cities, there are areas to avoid at night.
@@adventurefreaksss at 20:44 he said that it is a dangerous city, he probably meant that La Boca and San Telmo are dangerous neighborhoods that should be avoided at night.
@@nothinger01 Thanks for the clarification! Are you living in BA currently!
You need to know Spanish, very few people speak English.