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craggles

craggles

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English looking for information about Argentina

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53

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About me

English

Lives in tandil

Speaks English, Spanish

Registration: 29 November 2010

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craggles replied to a thread
9 years ago
Christine

Your experience of culture shock in Argentina by Christine

Hi, Living in a foreign country implies to discover its culture, to learn and master the cultural codes. How did you deal with that? Share with us your culture shock stories where you experienced a funny or awkward moment in Argentina. What ...

craggles

Nothing about Argentina should be a massive shock to Europeans or people with European ancestors. The only shock is if you don't know Spanish. The food is great and varied, sports are established, there are sites and wonders to be seen and the ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
9 years ago
Priscilla

Argentine cuisine by Priscilla

Hi, When living abroad, tasting the local cuisine is part of discovering the country. What is your favorite food in Argentina? What is the local speciality? Share with us the local tastes of Argentina and why not your best ...

craggles

Empanadas Are a mine field, you like what you like right? Wrong! Some empanadas you will not like. If you don't like sugar, are diabetic or on a mad Atkins gluten free bullshit diet you will struggle. First question is do you prefer fried or ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
10 years ago
fairchildwrites

Would love to hear more about Argentina before relocation by fairchildwrites

Hi. I am planning a move to Argentina to teach English. I have a good friend in Cordoba, and will head there. I am in the beginning stages of planning, but would love to hear from other English teachers about their experience. I also would like to ...

craggles

Would love to hear more about Argentina before relocation Hi. I am planning a move to Argentina to teach English. I have a good friend in Cordoba, and will head there. I am in the beginning stages of planning, but would love to hear from other ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
11 years ago
katiequeti

Moving to Argentina and the dollar situation by katiequeti

Hello everyone! I'll soon be headed to Argentina to get certified to teach English (certification class will be in Buenos Aires, but I'd like to teach in Rosario I think). I know that dollars are extremely hard to get and that the government ...

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PMd you Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
SeattleMOM

visas by SeattleMOM

I'm a US citizen and I'd like to be in Argentina for 6 months. Anyone know how easy it would be to get a visa? I would not be working over there.

craggles

I agree with the vast majority that you have to say. The dollar advice is spot on. If anything break your budget, bring the $9999 allowed and sell a chunk for a good profit to pay for your trip. IF you want to visit Uruguay which you are a fool not ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
kobe18brian

Apostille Australia police certificate in Buenos Aires by kobe18brian

Hello everyone, I am new to Argentina and this forum as well. Anyone here knows about apostille Australian document in Buenos Aires? Millions thanks in advance.

craggles

Yup, get your docs Apostilled in Aus legally with your embassy and then send the origonals fully registered post of course to BAires to get done also, then when you get them returned, get them resent to a registered School of Translators in BAires ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
HERVER

Argentina expat guide online! by HERVER

Hello! The participative Argentina Expat guide is online! Find useful information about how to find a job, open a bank account or study in Argentina and share your experience by adding an article! Everybody can participate! To add an article, ...

craggles

None. There are no banks here that will give you an account with a passport alone.Fact. Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
BarryH

Getting a camera to Mendoza by BarryH

Hello all, I'm not an ex-pat or planning to be one, but I hope you won't mind me tapping into your local knowledge to help me organise for a replacement camera for my daughter, who is currently in Argentina. The problem is that she is not living ...

craggles

Hi Mendozanow, It's not a question of biting the bullet; just how best to solve a problem at the least possible cost. My daughter normally works as a project coordinator for an aid agancy in countries like The Congo, Somalia, Haiti, etc, so she is ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
BarryH

Getting a camera to Mendoza by BarryH

Hello all, I'm not an ex-pat or planning to be one, but I hope you won't mind me tapping into your local knowledge to help me organise for a replacement camera for my daughter, who is currently in Argentina. The problem is that she is not living ...

craggles

NEVER NEVER NEVER send a package to Argentina. If you cannot bring it with you in the plane, forget it. Even if you send it by courier, it will be blocked and detained by Customs in Buenos Aires, and she will have to go there to pay a huge import ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
page8383

Australia Day 2013 in Buenos Aires by page8383

Hi all! I know it is still 3 weeks away, however do any Australians in Buenos Aires have plans for the 26th Jan (26th is a Saturday this year)? Or is there a fixed plan / location that has worked for Aussies in the past. It'd be unreal to see the ...

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Marmite, Sausages and Lager you could have had blu Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
Molly

Learning Spanish by Molly

Where r the best centers to learn Spanish in BA?

craggles

UBAs program is unquestionably the best in town. All the people I know with the best level of profiency attended there. The price is a fraction of that of the language institutes scattered around town too! And they do have an intermediate level ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
JorgeJ

Apostille for High School Diploma by JorgeJ

Help! I'm trying to get an apostille from the United States for my High School Diploma and College Diploma. Most places I've seen charge an arm and a leg per document. UPS charges 188 dollars per document. I need to know if anyone knows of a ...

craggles

Help! I'm trying to get an apostille from the United States for my High School Diploma and College Diploma. Most places I've seen charge an arm and a leg per document. UPS charges 188 dollars per document. I need to know if anyone knows of a ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
Indiboy

Racism in Argentina? by Indiboy

Hi I am from (India) going to study in Bueno Aires for the nex3 years . Now have got a little afraid cos i heard stories about argentina and specially Bueno Aires to be very racist against dark skinned people. I talked to an other Indian buissnes ...

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Look mate, I went to India and I fully expected to be stared at in the countryside, it happened. I went though all my school years being called chinky. I am kinda chinese looking with darker skin than anyone in England except the Indian population ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
Molly

Learning Spanish by Molly

Where r the best centers to learn Spanish in BA?

craggles

All within one block.... Get up early, write your shopping list, read a section in a language book on Fruit and Veg, go to Fruit and Veg shops all day, buy one item in each store. LISTEN Get up early, write your kiosko shopping list, read a ... Read More

craggles replied to a thread
12 years ago
Laurenska

Selecting a school in Buenos Aires for our 7 and 9 year-old children by Laurenska

We are moving to Buenos Aires this fall and would love any information/helpful guidance from other expats in choosing the right school. Our kids don't speak Spanish fluently, though we are taking classes now, so a bi-lingual school may be a great ...

craggles

Slightly break your back money wise if you have to, go to a bi-lingual school without question, find a school that offers parents benefits such as family classes in castellano or work shops. Be very, very picky, it is allowed, call a dozen schools ... Read More