Understanding the health and fitness culture in Argentina is difficult, as there is conflicting information. Whilst Argentines are often pictured as tanned and toned, statistics suggest that the country has significant problems with obesity. This article will look at how healthy Argentina really is and what you can do to make sure you stay in … Read more
How much you will pay for health procedures in Argentina will largely depend on what type of cover you have in place. The healthcare system is divided into three subsectors: public healthcare, mutual healthcare, and private healthcare. It is estimated that approximately 50% of the population use the public healthcare system in Argentina.Public healthcare in … Read more
Located in the southern half of South America, Argentina is a country that’s famous for tango, diverse landscapes, and incredible street art. It’s no wonder that so many expats have chosen the country as a place to call home.How to rent property in Argentina If you’re thinking about moving to Argentina, your first step should … Read more
Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world, in terms of landmass, and around 45 million people live there. It is the fourth largest country in the Americas, the second largest in South America, and the largest Spanish-speaking nation. However, the United States of America is much bigger. It has the fourth largest landmass … Read more
In Argentina, cosmetic dental and ophthalmic procedures, such as dentures, veneers, dental implants and laser eye surgery, are all fairly common, and there is a relatively high demand for them. Therefore, the standard of care in both sectors is considered to be very good. However, there are issues in the accessibility and distribution of these … Read more
Argentina offers a number of different visas for different circumstances, and as a result, the application process can be complicated. In addition, good Spanish is useful in navigating the regulations. However, citizens of the U.K., the U.S.A, Canada, Australia and most western European countries can visit Argentina, and remain for up to 90 days, without … Read more
Once you have the right kind of visa, there is in principle no bar to you obtaining employment in Argentina. However, you will need a strong grasp of conversational Spanish as a minimum.You will need a visa to enter and work in Argentina. There are several types of visa: see the Visa section for the … Read more
Buenos Aires is one of the loveliest and oldest cities in South America, and a popular place to live. But if you’re a US expat living in the Argentinian capital, what are your choices when it comes to education? We’re going to take a look at some options for you.The best news is that there’s … Read more
The cosmopolitan Buenos Aires is Argentina’s capital and largest city. With a population close to three million, this multicultural location boasts plenty of opportunities for those looking to relocate to a central and thriving spot in Latin America. Buenos Aires is considered a haven for expats, pairing as it does the undeniable buzz that comes … Read more
When arriving in a new country, there is a lot to learn. Customs and traditions can be very different to those you are used to, and it’s easy to get them wrong. However, in Argentina, the warm and welcoming society will help you get quickly acclimatised.Learn To Kiss Hello And Goodbye It’s normal for Argentinians … Read more