Im going there maybe and i was wondering how are the schools out there.
And the teens :D
I'd love to make new friends that live there :DDD.
Thanks
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i am traveling with luggage and don't know the area. is there something i could buy, like a shuttle service, before i get there? how much will it cost?...
I recently read "The Tango Singer" by Tomás Eloy MartÃnez. There's a part in the book where he says that one character sees the "northern lights" (I guess they'd ...
what's the gos.?
how was your day?
how is your country? Additional Details what;s the gos. means what is your news or what has been happening to talk ...
We are an American family moving to either Montevideo or BA. We thought we wanted to live in Montevideo due to the lower crime rate etc, but the company my husband will be working for has told us it&...
no you don't...
In fact ,nobody need to get visa to visit our country..
If you need to know any more you'll write to me
Good lucky..and a big hug
Peace & Light
Jamaicans do not require visas to visit Argentina for tourism or family visit for a period not exceeding 30 days. If you stay more than 30 days or this is a business trip, a visa may be required please call the number listed below. If you are a US Citizen, you do not need a visa for a period not exceeding 90 days for tourism, family visit or business.
Please review the following site for further formation: http://www.congenargentinany.com/New%20Folder/tourist%20visas%20exemp%20countries.html
Also, call "Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York" during business hours at (212) 603-0400 ext. 450 or (212) 603-0450 to make sure that the visa requirements have not changed.
Have a gorgeous trip!
Someone S
Visa not required for a stay of max. 30 days if coming for
touristic purposes only.
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