6 Best reasons to retire to Buenos Aires, Argentina! Living in Buenos Aires!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- 6 Best reasons to retire to Buenos Aires, Argentina! Living in Buenos Aires!
Now here is a town not to be looked over, the capital of Argentina where you'll have a lot of fun just roaming the streets. It was one of the cities I was excited in talking about so watch all 6 best reasons to retire to Buenos Aires, Argentina and tell me what you think!
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I spent a month in Buenos Aires and it was nice.
How are the prices there i heard it is crazy at the moment
@@gd4614 yes, its crazy cheap for foreigners haha, locals are affected by inflation, but inflation “benefits” foreigners with a foreign income
@@gd4614 I just back from BA and u can exchange ur money at the Blue Market and get double!!
Quédate a vivir a ver si es tan lindo
@@josemariabravin7692 Depende, si se queda a vivir y cobra en dolares la va a pasar bien.
Most informative video about Buenos Aires, i like this no bullshit no rambling straight to the point style, thank you!!!!!
No es solamente un lugar para retirarse , la argentina es un lugar ideal para invertir , trabajar y estudiar una carrera universitaria GRATUITA.. greetings from Mar del Plata argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🤗🤗
SÍ, LAMENTABLEMENTE TODO GRATIS PARA LOS EXTRANJEROS,PAGAMOS CON IMPUESTOS, INFLACIÓN, EMISIÓN MONETARIA EL DESASTRE DE REGALAR NUESTROS SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS A LOS EXTRANJEROS, QUÉ DESASTRE, ASÍ ESTAMOS, CON UNA INFLACIÓN DESCONTROLADA!!!
No se la situación en Argentina esta buen grave
La educación universitaria en Argentina es no-arancelada, lo cual no es lo mismo que gratuita, saludos.
A great video 📹. I agree 100%. 👍 I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. Everything that you stated was correct. But what actually makes Argentina fantastic is the people of Argentina 🇦🇷. I built a house in Mar Del Plata Argentina that I plan to retire.
My husband is interested in retiring in Argentina but I have not done much research. Is it hard for those who don't speak Spanish?
@Mombierella it all depends where you plan on renting if it is in Buenos Aires or any other large city in Argentina it shouldn't be a big problem. But you are doing yourself a huge disservice if you are not willing to do a great deal of research because it is very complicated. First of all you have to understand the money exchange system in Argentina. You can double your purchasing power by using the Blue exchange rate. Next, try and find an apartment that rents in Argentina pesos they will be much cheaper. Good luck on your travels.
@@markrush2319 thank you so much ❤️❤️ I appreciate the advice.
@Mombierella you are totally welcome. People have always helped me in my travels, and if I can help explain my experiences, I am very happy to do so, and if you do go to Argentina I think you will find it awesome. Again, good luck to you.
Had uncle who passed on 30.years ago from Buenos Aires
Happy type person,who loved his country, dancing and sound.
Buenos Aires has temperatures almost exactly like Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The Winter is a couple degrees warmer and Summer is a couple degrees cooler -- in BA.
Wonder what the weather is like in Myrtle Beach
@Mongoose 1980 I think they may be talking about in the mountains inland. BA is on the ocean and the same latitude as MB. Even the temperature charts show it to be about the same except the opposite seasons.
@Mongoose 1980 In BA it does not snow, it snows more in the south in the Patagonia area and in the west in the mountainous area
@@axelpaff3306 My wife said she only saw snow once in Jose C Paz, not enough to stick. As you know, In Ushuaia they have beautiful snow-capped mountains. Glaciers still exist, at El Calafate, and Perrito Moreno. Bariloche is famous for downhill skiing. You can cruise to Antarctica from Ushuaia it was $3500 + at the harbor. The giant king crab, centolla, was scary, but delicious. I went for the beer festival. The National Park is awesome, Parque Nacional del Tierra del Fuego.
My city mar del plata Is similar weather at San Francisco California.. Temperature media year..13 grados centígrados..
Greetings From mar del plata argentina 🇦🇷🤗😁
Looking for the best places to live, and your insights are super helpful.
I agree 100%. I first went to Argentina in 2005. I lived in Buenos Aires for over 10 years. I find Buenos Aires a combination of New York City, Paris France and Washington DC all at a fraction of the cost of these cities and I purchased a home in Mar Del Plata Argentina.
you keep your life inside pueryrredon avenue, hahaha.... have you ever crossed to gran buenos aires?
mar del is a good option. the other is buenos aires. unfortunately all in this country is very centralized in this city
@@gadhager Argentina is so beautiful and varied you can find any areas that will suit your tastes in life any climate large medium or small cities mountains or ocean or dry areas. Corba Argentina is also awesome.
@@gadhager I traveled all over Argentina from Mendoza with the Altas mountains. To the great waterfalls on the Argentina 🇦🇷 Brazil 🇧🇷 border to Corba. In Buenos Aires I stayed in Rocelta San Temlo but my most favorite neighborhood was Congreso. Argentina has something to offer to anyone. But the greatest thing is the Argentina people they make you feel very welcome in their country.
Did You know Spanish when you first moved there? and what did you do for work?
I'm looking forward to our experience in BA, but don't think I will partake too much of the night scene because dinner at midnight and dancing till 10 am is just more than my sleep deprived brain could endure. Too bad it all can't happen just a bit earlier.
Dinner it is not too late, is between 21 pm and 23 pm usually.
nobody dance till 10 am here... but yes, we are some night owls
There is no Zoo in Buenos Aires, Just an Ecoparque with a few animals
Thanks bro. Love your show. CRYSTAL CLEAR the cost of living is a third of what you said though. USA dollar makes it cheap if you are smart. Thumbs up to you! Your are right most westerns will live 3 to 5 star. Exactly haha! Me 0 star. I know I guy who lived there an Xpat you can get a $100 apt now with exchange. Presently I reside in Tijuana.
"The event's start time is more of a suggestion and everyone comes at random times" hahaha sorry about that, we do make up for it. The important thing is to get together, even if it's late or just for a fraction of time :)
Excellent video! I truly enjoyed it...
All of my grandparents didn’t speak English. My Argentine grandparents of my fathers side spoke Italian and German decent barely understood that language of English. My grandparents from mother’s side was Spanish and some French. Spaniard french grandpa and his parents was more familiar in with the French language.
I would like to visit bar when it gets the winter time in nyc. I need to make contacts there. I may meet a relative from my German and Italian side.
If you don´t want noise, run out from Palermo, Recoleta, Microcentro and others near them. There are nearly fifty neighborhoods in BA, There are lots of quiet place at a ten or twenty minutes on bus / subte from the noisy places. And cheaper...
Great Job Travel Enjoy Argentina 🇦🇷
Buenos aires does no longer have a zoo! It closed a couple of years ago and a free eco park was opened in the zoo’s place. There is a zoo close to the city though (in Lujan or Temaiken)
Como que no tiene zoológico?están rodeando la capital federal el zoológico
Zoos are prisons for animals. That's how they are seen in Argentina, and that's why Buenos Aires closed its zoo.
2016年から2回年をまたいでアルゼンチンに行ったのに好きなアルゼンチンタンゴの
生演奏が聞けなかったのが勇逸の心残り、不覚でした！
We visited BA for a week Nov '22. We loved it and found it a bargin.
Thin walls? well... nope. If there is a signature of Buenos Aires, is it's absurdly overbuild. The older, the bulkier. Walls are 30 cm thick and with a proper window, the interior of an apartment is quite quiet. Electricity in the city is reliable, but in the interior, is like this video says. Every place is different, though, for a country so big, this is a poor generalization.
Burocracy is annoying, lines are frequent in public services, but not in private establishments. ATMs are a nightmare during currency adjustments, but there are ways around this and are more convenient and cheap. You won't be using them much. Tango is not "everywhere". Tango is the music from Buenos Aires only, the rest of the country has a more European polka sound in the different folklore music styles. I'm surprised MATE hasn't being mentioned, as it is a dominant part of the culture. There are many ways to prepare it and if you don't like it the first time, try if from other source another time: It should taste like a tea, not bitter. Friendship is like family by culture. You can visit people in their home and be very welcome. Argentines are very close and reach out to you to emphasize emotions while telling you something and personal space can be a problem. There are plenty of options for vegetarians, pasta is really good, pizza among the best in the world, wines are super (the best winery of the world for the 3rd year in a row is in Mendoza Province), delivery works very well... from a guy that actually lives there 😊
Thank you. You're right.I have been watching many reviews.🇨🇦🤔😊
For a Expat where is a better place to live Argentina or Paraguay? Quality of life and cost of living factor!?
Argentina, without any doubt.
Uruguay guay is very close.✅🤑
@@nicolasmaximus2286 Uruguay is very expensive, even for foreings
talk to the péople about the economics, specifically, change money... if you change at the official price, almost all benefits fall apart
Their tanking financial system and massive government debt is a major red flag however...
Blue dollar rates hovering over 160 , 3 Br apt. USD 170, now...
So is it true about the prices over there i hear people saying you can spend a month in the best hotels for just 200$???
Not such a thing as $200 dollars a month for a hotel, must likely 50 usd a night at least
In a cheap apt or house outside the Cities. Bingo A safer place & peace & quiet.
As argentinian I would'nt recommend Buenos Aires as a choice to retire. Crime rates are high, several traffic accidents, political unrest, overprice in everything for expats. Argentina it's a big country and offers way better options than Buenos Aires. Take in consideration places like Córdoba (specially "Valle de Punilla"), Mendoza (it's like our "napa valley" but with better quality in wines mixed with mountains and snow resorts) or any intermediate town inside Buenos Aires Province. Avoid Patagonia, t's expensive even for expats. COVID issues: currently there is a ongoing political crisis due to pandemic and Buenos Aires city it's the worst scenerio. In some towns at the rest of the country, covid cases are low in comparison with Buenos Aires. For example, I living in a town of around 120000 habitants and today we have only 14 covid cases and 3 months without any fatal casualty. Our cost of living for a couple without kids it's around 700 u$s per month.
Very interesting- thank you. I have visited your beautiful country and I loved it. Hola from your southern Hemisphere 'neighbours' - Australia.
Exclamo el provinciano que le tiene envidia a Buenos Aires😂
@@marcelogallardo5017 no te equivoques. Diría que soy un "ex-porteño"
@@IgnacioAOlivar el crimen en buenos aires es bajísimo. En donde hay que tener cuidado es el conurbano, pero ningún extranjero se va a ir a La Matanza. Se van todos a Belgrano, Recoleta y Puerto Madero, que deben ser los lugares mas seguros de todo el país y con mas comodidades a las que los extranjeros están acostumbrados. Y barato les va a resultar todo, vayan a donde vayan. Lo único que cuesta mas son las propiedades y los alquileres, pero sigue saliendoles una fracción de lo que pagan en sus paises.
Thanks for the info, i suspected the smaller towns might be better, hopefully along the coast
You mixed Tigre y la boca pictures
How to apply for residency visa ?
I think you would go to your local consulate or embassy in your home country first. Could anybody recommend a less noisy area of the city-say Recoleta?
@@stevebbuk if you want a really peaceful and quiet residential area you should try Belgrano. If you are willing to go a little bit further from the city centre theres also Vicente Lopez and Olivos. Those 2 places are technically on the province of Buenos Aires, but are just next to the City borders. There are lots of green spaces and houses usually have big gardens. But as i said, they are mostly residential neighborhoods just like American suburbs, and they are quite more expensive than the rest of neighborhoods. Only wealthy people can afford those places, the properties cost a fortune (in comparison with the rest of the country) but im sure renting is more economical, specially for foreigners with foreign income.
Why all the non talk it's like watching a ,tv, comershal
Ronin, I actually enjoy a few of your videos (about retirement options) so please don't be offended for what I am about to say. Please stick with your personal assessment on why a certain city is good for retirement...it pains me to watch this video (specially the "historical review of BA). I have lived and studied in BA for more than 10 years and if this video had been in Spanish you would have been getting lots, lots of criticism from local Argentine viewers.
I don't understand WhatsApp you said.
W T F...! ? !
Que parte no entienden?
I don’t understand why , please explain
Is it safe for a single woman to vacation or retire there? Thanks
Yes
If you're going to make a video about Argentina, at least learn basic Spanish pronunciation of place names. Also, you've included a shot of an Aztec site nowhere near Argentina. Do your homework before making these videos.
if you live here, as a resident, you have to pay like us taxes (you have to pay again all you have paid before) .... the percentage is usual for Europeans, but not for Americans. and Europeans have services in return, not here... it is worst outside buenos aires city, in the provinces, also in buenos aires province . look for good advice about our rules about taxes and money change
No pedestrian rights (pedestrian abuse), and whistling at beautiful women as the norm? I'm ready to visit!
The whistling thing is false. No pedestrian rights is true, but you could buy car and exercise your driver rights!
Argentina is actually one of the countries with the most vegetarians i think.
@Mongoose 1980 around 12% of Argentinians are vegetarian/vegan. I’m not comparing with other countries, just stating facts.
Hello, there are many people of African descent in Argentina…why no mention
That's not true.
BA has got the best food, the women are awesome in the boudoir. My dates fed me by hand at restaurants. They put the whammy on a guy, to keep him around...
I think your comment shows more about your character than anything. I do have a serious question though for intelligent people to answer: how much does the substantial rainfall and the thunderstorms affect life in the city?
@@stevebbuk Three words describe your envy....
He Hate Me..
The women there treated me better than any other of the 21 countries that I have ever dated in. Don't hate......I fell in love with my wife there, now we have a house in Buenos Aires, one in the US, she gave me two beautiful sons. Now that explains my character!
@@sociologynut8033 The remarks were rather crudely expressed and redolent of the sex-tourism I despise. I'm glad things worked out for you. I still haven't received an answer to the rate of precipitation and how this affects locals.
Your envy is showing
@@sociologynut8033 No not really. If I wish to retire to BA I will do so.
An ok video, but one huge aspect that you failed to mention was the African presence and impact on Argentine history and culture. You never mentioned the large number of African descendants who fought in the Argentine war for independence. Argentina's national hero, Antonio Ruiz is just one of thousands of African descendants who fought for Argentina. You stated that the Tango was a dance of the "lower classes". I guess that was your way of saying it was African derived, because the Tango was born from the African descendants.
The tango was not founded by Africans.
@@justynjonn "The Argentine Tango originated in the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Montevideo, Uruguay, in the late 19th century. The roots of this dance lie in African candombe, Cuban habanera as well as waltzes and polkas." This quote is from the University of Michigan. Where is your evidence?
Quien carajo es Antonio Ruiz?soy argentino y jamás escuché ese nombre
El tango no tiene nada que ver con los africanos.....estas inventado cualquier estupidez....el tango es una música mediterránea.....muy similar a músicas españolas o al fado portugués o a las canzonetas francesas e italiana...
@@akken2112 cuando el tango surge ya ni había negros en argentina .....estas diciendo una estupidez típica de los progres
when you realize the tax burden, any benefit disapear
What about all the Jews arabics Filisteos persas Lebanese’s... todo escondido por estos....
I am of Argentine decent and I want Argentina to stay how it was with very little change. Look what changes occurred in the usa 🇺🇸 with that pc and aa stuff. Disasters and violence. Argentina 🇦🇷 has been known to be another Europe in South America for a long time and I want it to continue to be that way in case I decide to live there temporarily or permanently and see the rest of my lost family of German 🇩🇪 , Italian 🇮🇹 and some Spaniard decent. We don’t want to be converted or replaced by other people entering part of my family’s land. We are very old fashioned people. The majority of us are conservative (old fashioned). Traditional.
Lamento decirte que se llenó de inmigración del resto de Latinoamérica y ya nos cambio la idiosincrasia que había 30 40 años atrás...hoy este es otro país....lo cambiaron
Well said. People like you is always welcome in Argentina
Many Hungarians moved there after 1956.💨🇭🇺☺️. They're simulare to your culture. Thank you.❤️
No vengan a argentina, si pueden quedarse en su país quedense. POR FAVOR SAQUENME DE ARGENTINAAAA ESTOY HARTO DE LA INESTABILIDAD ECONÓMICAAAAAAAAAAAA
Hay que votar a Javier Milei, pá
@@marcelogallardo5017 jajajajaj
Lo dijo el virgo que nunca salió de su casa
@@marcelogallardo5017 jajajaja
Segundo Gonzalez Guerrico
Si estás hartooooo de la inestabilidaaaaaaad económicaaaaaa andateeeeee a otrooooo país, pel*tudo a pedal !!!!
Que te lo impide ???
pura propaganda! Dislike!!
"Lastima" no se vea tu no me gusta jaja 🤣