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SheilaKaur
Joined 2014
Posts: 1

Argentina Moving, Job,Papers,Banking

10 years ago

Hello

I am visiting Argentina for 3 months in Jan 2015, and would appreciate great advise on the following:

1) Job: How easy is it for an English speaking expat to find a job there. Am venturing into new field. Something fun eg apprentice in professional photography

2) During my visit, I hope to land a few interviews. How to get started on that

3) During the visit is it possible to study Spanish course?

4) Where to live for 6months, travelling with my 2 pet dogs

5) Keeping busy: How to make friends. I appreciate the city is filled with lots of things to do but no fun doing that stuff alone all the time so how to make friends if not in job or in Uni

6) Banking and Insurance: How to get that sorted for an extended stay (3months + 3 months)

7) Starting an online business & taxes: Would that be easy, would be in the creative field.

8) Tax on income from overseas: DO we need to pay income tax in the first three months stay if just as a visitor/ tourist

9) How to open bank account and get credit card .

10) Phone card and transport pass?

Would appreciate answers as soon as you can. Many thanks!

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