Moving to Argentina 🇦🇷 | pros, cons, experiences
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- Moving to Argentina! In this video we'll talk about Argentina and the procedure of moving to the Argentinian country!
In addition, interesting facts about Argentina are shown in this video.
Largest cities: Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario, Mendoza
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0:00 Introduction
2:33 Flag
4:30 Economy
5:46 Intro
6:29 Migration
7:03 Upsides
12:29 Downsides
12:52 Interview
19:20 Procedure
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I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for 10 years. There is a large Jewish and Chinese population in Argentina 🇦🇷 🤔. Especially in Buenos Aires. A great video with a lot useful information 👍.
There Is chineese bolivians africans natives germans italians hispaniards chileans Brazilans paraguayans everyone living in the million kilometers
And about chineese population, as i understand, even some supermarkets are called "Chinos", as they are supposly "Supermarkets to Chineese style"
@@Darium147 no but the Chinese in Argentina own and operates many small and medium size grocery stores in Buenos Aires they are sort of like 7-Elevens in the United States but it is sort of strange because you never see Chinese bus drivers, taxi drivers school teachers or police officers and once the stores are closed you don't see them much, strange but this is not a negative comment because I never had any problems with the Chinese people of Argentina but this just seemed weird to me.
@@markrush2319 wow, that is true (im Argentian)
@@markrush2319 those jobs are not well.paid, the chinese supermarket owners, they dont really speak spanish well
Leí muchos comentarios negativos de personas que nunca estubieron y que solo se guian por lo que escuchan en el noticiero.
Mi consejo: visiten el país y luego saquen sus propias conclusiones.
Es un gran país. Con problemas económicos? Sí, como muchos países de América latina. Pero conocerás una de las capitales más importantes y lindas del mundo y paisajes increíbles en el resto del pais.
Vivo aquí... Y honestamente fuera de la capital y viendo nuestro estado actual, no importa en qué situación estemos, este país es horrible y lo triste es que es demasiado rápido para poder caer y se cree una competición por mejorar.
El país debería ser de los más ricos del mundo pero por desgracia...
Somos una promesa fallida.
@@Darium147 Peronia
@@Darium147 el país no es horrible es bellísimo lo horrible es la casta política que tenemos, corruptos, sinverguenzas
@@cecim2111 El país puede ser bello en paisaje, pero no te quita todo lo demás. Cualquier país tiene un equilibrio. La diferencia es como es y como se forma el equilibrio
@@Darium147 El país no es horrible, la corrupción si y que los villeros no quieran trabajar y estudiar nos arruina, en el centro de Bs As no hay delincuencia como en otros lados, en las otras provincias no creo que estén bien por que el país esta centralizado y el sur es lo mejor. De seguro sos un macrista o liberal que dice eso pero si la mierda de Milei o Macri gobernaran no dirías lo mismo. Lamentablemente culpa de Cristina el país se esta llenando de planeros argentinos y de otros países
You will love Argentina because the people are extremely warm.
and extremely racist!
@@andromedamedia2093 Why do you say that?
I'm a Black American and the red carpet was rolled out for me in Buenos Aires.
@@RoughRider757 i watched a video recently made by another black travelled who explains the nasty treatment he received. There are several videos on TH-cam about just how much argentines dislike colored people.
@@andromedamedia2093 Links?
@Lupoty Trust me being black in Argentina will make you feel like a Rockstar. People would run across the street day and nite just to shake my hand or give me a hug.
I have not been down there in many years but one day I do want to visit again. Usually the only blacks they see are from TV from American broadcasters. And they occasionally do meet a Black Brazilian. So when they meet a Black American in person it is orgasmic. I'm Not a bad looking guy but in Argentina I was made to feel like Denzel Washington! Be prepared.
Azhar's accent in Argentinian Spanish is intimidating. What a great pronunciation
it's true, we need indian restaurants in Argentina. No naan cheese, no happiness
We have a lot in Malaysia, too. I can confirm we, Malaysian, live in happiness.
Palak paneer and tika Masala are a necessity in life
Lindo video, saludos desde Argentina
I want to live in Argentina 🇦🇷👍
thanks for putting my country 😄 Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
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Charming report. I could only disagree with one thing; the climate in Mexico depends on where you are. In the Central mountains where I lived for two years it can be quite cold in the winter months at night and in the hours before noon. I moved there from Miami and almost regretted it because of the cold but I got used to it. Even Mexico City can be chilly jacket/sweater weather in the mornings.
Another great video! Can you do one on Montenegro, please??
That pic at 8:59 the 2nd picture is of arches national park in Utah USA not Argentina but otherwise great video
I’m planning on relocating with my wife and two children to Buenos Aires. What should I expect to pay for a good standard 3 bedroom 60 square meter flat near the city and with greenery? We’d also like to walk to shops and restaurants if possible and within close distance to good schools. Would appreciate your input
well, let me start by schools. Public schools can be good only in Secondary school so after yr 8 on specific schools. I would say Nacional Buenos Aires and Pellegrini are the two you should target however getting in is not easy need to do an entry exam. For primary up to yr 7 public schools I would not know. Private schools The neighbourhood of Belgrano has great bilingual schools and I mean really great, excellent level of English plus hard technical skills. Cost is about 350 USD a month at current black market exchange rates. Children educated there are top notch world wide many of the 11 unicorns in the country come from those schools plus many many very well regarded people in the world in almost any field but especially technology and finance. Some of the top schools in the Area St Brendan's, Sworn, St Margaret's, St Catherine's of which likely St Brendan's is the best. One note is there are four other schools in the top that are outside this area Northlands, Newman, St George's and St Andrew's. Worth Noting Northlands is by far the best for girls. Among their alumnus you can find: Queen Maxima, Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo, Any Taylor Joy and a huge number of additional very well known women it seems they are extremely good at tailoring girls there to be uber diligent as well as self confident. The list of schools would go on but these are probably the best. If you want to live in the City definitely consider the schools in Belgrano there is transportation from downtown to Belgrano organised by the schools.
Regarding living the city is huge definitely I would consider Recoleta and Barrio Norte for traditional city living and you woudl get transportation to the schools in Belgrano. Then you have Barrio Parque super upscale and a large neighbourhood and Puerto Madero quite a new and expensive neighbourhood as well. Price per sqm would range between USD1500 to 2600 in normal apartments and above 4000 for high end.
Rentals for a 60 sqm appartment will be around 350-600 usd a month at current prices but there is a thing with guarantees so not every body will be willing to rent it out on a monthly basis without a guarantee though it is possible to do it in about 20-30% of the landlords and of the remaining cases they will likely accept a payment in advance of 6 to 12 mos. As in any coutnry be aware of RE agents they will make up stuff at least some of them.
400-500usd per month aprox. Depends the neighborhood.
@@efcanalytics8358 thank you for the detailed information. In your opinion is it worth the garantía? What is the process to obtain this document?
@@SilverbugInc it is usually a relative or a friend that signs the lease by which if you do not pay they are pledging a RE asset as a collateral to the rental obligation. The reason is the eviction process an take a year or more so landlords use this as a bargaining tool to evict faster or have someone respond for payment delays. As far as I recall these could be bought to people that do this professionally but I don't know how much it would cost nor exactly who does that. I always rented for a few months at a time and paid in advance. I think if you offer about 4 months in advance or you show foreign income they are likely to waive it. I would try filling a couple of applications. Younger landlords are likely to be open to rent without a guarantee to a good credit/trustworthy tenant. Older landlords are probably less prone. Also if you pay a little more on rent like 5-10% more or agreed in USD paid abroad or something along those lines it will probably work. The advantage of such a complicated financial situation is that many people will be willing to accommodate and be flexible to individual circumstances which is almost unheard of in other countries I lived. If you can show a stable foreign household income of about 4K USD that should be enough IMO.
@@efcanalytics8358 regarding garantias, you can negotiate with the owner to pay one year rent upfront and you'll be fine and no problem with garantias.
Hello My name is Julio and I am a tourist guide ...let me tell you some things about your info... first of all..Spanish it is the Official Language of Argentina.... the name comes from latín Word ARGENTUM wich means Silver....the Stripes of the flag are on top the blue for the Sky in middle the white of the clouds and in the bottom the blue of the ocean.... also Argentina is part of the Silica Triangle....together with Bolivia and Perú the global major Silica reservoir ..... if hoy are interest in more info please tell me....greetings... slds de un mendocino exiliado en Bs.As
Flaco, silica es como se le dice en ingles a la arena. Quizás habrás querido decir lithium? El triangulo del litio lo componen Chile, Bolivia y Arrgentina
@@joseccastillo7501 si perdón pero arena es sand Silica es silicio
Que bolazo tiraste con la bandera, el mar? jajajaja
@@mharg6408 si....es ALGO.....como explicarte???...te lo enseñaban en la primaria....pero me parece q de eso no sabes mucho, así q no me meto...
@@julioviton9824 Jajajaj sos un bolacero, la franja no corresponde al mar, una tonteria que no se de donde la sacaste. La cuestion de imitar al cielo (que es lo que se enseña) fue el invento de un presidente, cuando en realidad representa el color de la casa de Borbon que los patriotas decian defender, pero dudo que alguna vez hayas estudiado el tema . Si vas a comentar cosas de Argentina, mejor no inventes.
I love Buenos Aires
We are an American family with two young children and we all know very little Spanish. Do you think it would be a good idea for us to move to Argentina? Thoughts on BA vs further south/rural areas ?
If you and your family are willing to learn some Spanish, it will be easier. You can live in English mainly in big cities but you probably will never connect with the locals. Young children could learn spanish in 6 months or so.
The language is not a problem because in Latin countries you will see a fairly common habit and that is that when you try to speak in Spanish people will simply help you a lot and no one will look at you badly for speaking it poorly....it is very common and it would be extremely rare for You see someone who is bothered by the fact that you speak in English.
The flag colors came from the Borbon family family flag, not because of the sky. During beginning of the 19th century Napoleon invaded Spain. Most of the people in the viceroy of the Rio de la Plata decided to stay loyal to the Spanish king instead of serving the French. As a consequence the may revolution (1810) happened. As a symbol of alliance with the bit on company the flag was made using the same colors, one light-blue stripe and one white stripe. After a couple of years the 3 stripes flag was adopted. Cheers!
epic
Precisely. The problem is that identity. We have the colors of the cornw of Spain, yet in high school they teach us how to hate them. Unbelievable.
@@miloschenfeld3301entonces querés que nos enseñen a amar la corona española?
@@shelbyvillemusica todo en contexto, y en la epoca, en 1810 se constituyo una junta de gobierno que lo ejercia EN NOMBRE de Fernando VII, mientras estuvo preso en Bayona, recien en 1816 se declara la independencia, a este periodo intermedio se lo conoce como la "mascara de Fernando", usar los colores de la casa gobernante denotaba que se luchaba en su nombre, al dia de hoy se puede ver a los Reyes de España usar esos colores Celeste y Blanco en su banda.
Thank you very much for the information what about Canadian citizen it easy for resident card
Great Job Travel Argentina 🇦🇷
many People saying it is a hell here, however, if You have an easy access to dollars, then youre probably going to be alright, as Long as you stay out of dangerous neighbours
Hell? Maybe, I live here jaja
Until your dollars are robbed lol
@@Darium147 lol
Tras leer atentamente los comentario, he llegado a la conclusión que ninguno de los comentaristas es argentino ni vive ni conoce Argentina.
Sugiero a los que hayan visto y oído este video que examinen los testimonios de los extranjeros que nos visitado y que tras conocernos nos han elegido para vivir entre nosotros, pues no hay nada mejor que los datos objetivos y verificables para contrastar y juzgar la veracidad de los comentarios formulados sobre un supuesto fáctico cierto y determinado.
Un cordial saludo desde Salta, Argentina
@@eliotcassin4272 Tinquet tiene razón en lo que dice. En las ciudades grandes como Buenos Aires hay que tener cuidado. Seguramente hay pueblos donde todavía es seguro y podés dejar la bici afuera sin que te la roben. Para colmo de males con la pandemia el gobierno soltó todos los malandras.
Nowadays it´s convenient for foreigners who travel to Argentina, because the peso is undervalued against the US dollar and the euro.
Only if you go to a secure place, which could kinda be very far from the most populated areas.
And Palermo or the Ports dont count.
@@Darium147 eres peor que un mosquito estas en todos lados
Ya estamos y sabemos que Arg esta en crisis no hace falta que lo digas genio
@@K250LB Cantamos el "boca yo te amo" en los comentarios?
@@K250LB XD
I’m planning to go Argentina 🇦🇷 soon but my problem I don’t know anybody there
It does not matter. You can come anyway.
@@MariaBelenSeyssInquart oh okay I’ll come so you gonna help me ?
Best country in the world! Vamos Argentina!!! Olé olé olé, cada día te quiero más!!!! Mejor país del mundo!!!!
Sir g i want come to Argantina.my girlfriend live in Argantina.my girl friend said to me come to Argantina.plz what process i come to Argantina
What visa is correct for me
Hello everyone. Is it possible to find a job as a non native English teacher in Argentina? Could anyone recommend some websites?
No
We need a counter of how many time you said the name of the country 😂
Please cover Armenia next.
We recently retired and are starting to travel for the next 5-8 years in search of our favorite retirement city. We are currently in my wife’s home country of Nicaragua, but plan to travel from Mexico to Argentina. We like cool weather, relatively safe, good hospital, and friendly people. My wife is, of course, a native Spanish speaker and my Spanish is intermediate. We usually tend to like medium sized cities and hope to find a city with a current cost of living for a couple of maybe $2000/month. Here in Matagalpa we are currently living comfy on about $1100/month.
In curacao we have christophel berg
Censo poblacional (2022) 49.000.000 habitantes.
The colors of the flag were the original of the Spanish monarchy, nothing to do with the sky or clouds. The sun is there because originally it was intended to proclaim an Inca descent as king of these lands. That period belongs to the Napoleonic Wars and the subsequent British Empire hegemony.
The Arch in the national park portion of the video has an uncanny similarity to delicate arch in Arches national park🥴.
Moraleja: Si ganas en dólares o en euros, adelante!
Sino, olvídalo. It's so expensive!
Ademas islas malvinas y antartida.
You would make somebody angry with that
You’re making me laugh 😂.
" Manuel Belgrano chose the colors inspired in the sky...."
FALSE !!!
Manuel Belgrano and the leaders of the Revolution chose the colors as a sign of loyalty to the king of Spain. Light blue and white were the colors of the royal house of the Bourbons.
MALVINAS ARGENTINAS!!!
@Somptuosité Candle you're sick!
Malvinas también es Argentina ponele color celeste.
Lol. The rest of the world does not recognize your country’s claim to the Falklands. You also lost a war when you tried to claim it. Not yours.
empanadas come from tuscany and also their steak tradition comes from tuscany, just saying
My wife is argentinian and i would love to move and retire in Argentina, But every time we go there to visit i want to love it but i the economic is so terrible and the globalization is very weak, I am a person who lived in 9 countries and argentina felt so weird in economics.
it has so weird export and import rules.
Weird dollar exchange.
Banks are untrusted.
I am scared to move there while i am little lover of globalization culture.
I am saying this because i want to live there because i like it, but it makes me scared.
How to become an Argentina citizen?
Easy but one of the ways is to become citzan if a parent is
You can! after at least two years living here! We have an open border policy since we born as a country, this is because it is written in our constitution: “… y asegurar los beneficios de la libertad, para nosotros, para nuestra posteridad, y para todos los hombres del mundo que quieran habitar en el suelo argentino…” // “ and secure freedom benefits for us, for our posterity and for al men that wanted to live on Argentine soil…”
❤🇦🇷🗽
It ticks all the boxes for me 🤔
No don’t do it
I love India!
What accent is that?
Ashar welcome to our country, there you have a huge business starting an indian import and restaurant business, good luck brother !!!!!!!!!!!!
es un buen lugar para pasear, no para quedarse a vivir, literalmente estamos en el fin del mundo y la politica economica argentina dificulta todo en relacion a divisas. it is ok for tourism , not for move here looking for a new life
Is a beautiful place Buenos Aires, but I don't know if is the best moment to.move to Argentina they are experiencing terrible inflation and problems with their president
Socialism 👺
@LJ-jq8og, Peronism. Argentina’s self inflicted wound.
Chorizo is not asado
Uruguay
Argentina seems rad. but idk.. Having countries :D instead of states.. it makes all of South and Central America, Europe.. way more interesting.
here it's like... mcdonalds everywhere u go... everything is the same more or less, besides :D "We have this fast food here!!" or "Our gas stations are nicer here!" :D idk. Cities look mostly the same here too, besides whatever modern-art joke installation they've thrown up :D
why why why people keep saying we speak spanish we don't we speak spanish we speak Castellano people .
R I O P L A T E N S E 😈
Messi saves argentona on the copa90 youtube
10 minutes in and still nothing about moving to Argentina.
Ooooo german guy talking
All of India is not hot , so don’t stereotype india as hot, we have snow , desert , valleys , plateaus , coasts
On a positive side, plenty of Germans are already there ...
Historically not good ones
@@kingmaafa120 You are only considering a part of Argentinian history..but Germans comes to this country time before that and after.
No, in the US most whites are of German origin, in Argentina Italian and Spanish...
@@kingmaafa120 ignorance much?. Most Germans came to Argentina before World War 1. Most Nazis after the 2nd went to the USA.
It is said that they arrived in the 1890s.
Much later, in 1945 is when probably lots of german soldiers and generals found refuge, likely thanks to Peron
As a white female, would i be accepted?
I want to know this too
We don't make diferencies about color or gender but we make them about social clases (educación, culture, and incomes).
Plenty of white people in argentina… you will blend right in
Argentina sounds Amazing! I’m also interested in Chile. 🇨🇱 Is living in Chile a higher quality of life than Argentina, Chile nature looks more amazing than Argentina? Anyone’s opinions welcome!
El vídeo se trata de Argentina, no de Chile, deberías buscar información en otra parte 🖕🇦🇷
Son traidores bro
@@galletitasmaria7390 What do you think of Paraguay! I hear it’s a nice place to live, low cost of living. Tax friendly. Is Paraguay a great place to get a second residency?
80 % are Roman Catholic not Christian...
Catholics are Christian.
Catholic is literally a type of Christian.
Same thing. Enough with the blasphemy.
Catholics are Christian.😂
Roman Catholics worship the sun, Christians worship Christ. So he's right
I lived in Argentina from February 2003 until April 2008. It was a wonderful country when I first arrived, but things went progressively toward the bad each year. By 2008, there was plenty of trouble. But when I returned in 2010 for a visit, I was immediately robbed. If you travel or settle in Argentina, you better watch yourself! Thieves are on every corner, and they will follow you for hours while they plan their attack on you. Do not let them follow you home!
Ah, like US, but whitout your killing records...
Socialism destroys everything 🔥
@@tlonUQBARbabel I guess you are afraid of the truth 😂
Just visited Argentina in January to visit family there. And they constantly warned me about being robbed.
Curious one night I started looking up Statistics about crime rate in Argentina verses USA.
USA is ranked above Argentina in crime rate.
You just have to be aware of your surroundings like anywhere.
I told my relatives in Argentina you might get robbed but at least there is a reason behind it.
Here in the USA you could randomly be killed in a mass shooting. It happens so often that I have lost the ability to follow them after the mass killing in a movie theater in Colorado then it was a trend here in the USA.
@@finsterthecatargentina statistics are less reliable than the US. There are safe places like New Hampshire in the US.
Living in Argentina is much harder than it looks. The salaries are actually very low, and the inflation rate is up to 50% annualy. Yes, if you're someone who gets paid in US dollars or in euros (or any foreign currency), your life will be wonderful due to the devaluation of ours. However, for argentinians, every month is harder to keep up.
Insecurity is something I must mention in this comment. I can't even explain how bad it is, mostly in the zones surrounding Buenos Aires. Murders, robberies... every single day. And I'm not exagerating.
Even though it's a super diverse country, with a culture I love very very much, the corruption (politicians are our doom), narcotraffic, insecurity and economic issues... I do not recommend living in here. Not for now, at least. Maybe when we recover, someday...
If you fall in love with our culture (something that happens very often in foreigners), I invite you to stay, of course! But if you are looking for a confortable and stable place to settle, let me tell you, this is not your place I'm afraid.
In 2021-2022, there has been the highest migration rate in a long time (maybe in history), all young adults and teenagers, looking for a better life in Europe, Uruguay, the US and more. So, sadly, our politicians have destroyed the country, making us want to leave.
It is very, very sad because I love Argentina, but I'm still hopeful that someday in the future, we will rise up again :)
Milei girl... dan pena
El ultimo comentario que respondo porque ya se de que va este video y los comentarios. Se les notan todos los hilos a esta gente haciendose pasar por yanquis. (hablo de los comentarios). Trolls liberales de pacotilla, ni siquiera saben lo que es el comunismo y el capitalismo. Agarren un libro por una vez en la vida! Saludos.
Ola, Thank you for you honest opinion. Ive been seriously thinking about moving to Argentina because I love the culture, country and people. But your comment has given me vreat insight and now I am having second thoughts. Thank you and all the best 💙🤍💙
Stop lying Giuliana. Uruguay is a disaster, not come here please, is so expensive, there are nothing To do and the insecurity is rumping
@@JV-eq9vn you apparently have something to say in every comment I make lol get a life
U should improve the part related to flags. U always tell the children stories, the same mistake I found in your chilean video
In summary, the whole Latin America in place is beatiful in nature, and is one of the best "Indigenous reserves" in the world.
Good for safe tourism.
Not so good for live.
Que no sepas de temas como ganar dienero pasivamente no es nuestro problema
@@K250LB además de que aun en la bosta en la que estamos, seguimos siendo de los 3 países con el IDH más alto de LATAM y el primero en cantidad de recepción de inmigrantes.
@@K250LB :I...
>:I
@@facundof151 Qué parte del índice de desarrollo humano se refiere a morirse de hambre? Los problemas económicos de argentina son sistémicos y de largo plazo que no se solucionarán por un sólo gobierno. Las causas provienen desde hace décadas y están profundamente vinculadas a un sistema que no ha sabido generar riqueza más allá de la producción de materias primas. Existen varios vídeos y artículos que se refieren a la famosa "riqueza" argentina de principios del siglo XX como un espejismo.
@@arturojimenez7087 aprendé a interpretar un texto Arturo, que en ningún momento dije que acá nadie se caga de hambre.
Una cosa no quita la otra, ;)
Better move to Boliguay!👍
XD
11:39 no one earn 10.000 euros in one year. That's a lie. As a professional can earn around U$D300 per month. U$D3600 in 1 year. People who works in supermarkets or restaurants earn 150/200.
Es verdad que no todo el mundo gana tanto como dice el vídeo, pero 60000 tampoco es lo que gana un profesional, es poco éso.
@@yoelmaspiola ¿cuanto gana un maestro o profesor aproximadamente en Argentina?
In Cuba you get pay around 30 dollars a month a increase from 5 dollars that my mom made every month. Having a 12 grade and a degree.
@@_santos13 no tengo idea pero más 60000 seguro.
@killua no es tan asi un profesional gana mucho más q 300 dls. 250 dls será un sueldo mínimo aprox.
mmmmmmm
Islamic preaching may be, watch after 25 years
GET OUT GET NOW GET OUT GET NOWGET OUT GET NOW GET OUT GET NOW
this guy sounds like a robot
50% Of the popoluation is poor, and you can not make any business in argentina it will cost a lot (there are around 160 taxes), the Country risk is among the highest ones, their governmet is the worst in Latam…..not quite sure moving there is a great idea.
jajajaj Oscar. Sos el tipico liberal que repite el relato de la derecha boba. Saludos
Otro homínido amarronado ejercitando su natural complejo de inferioridad, ante la mención del sustantivo Argentina.
And sadly we are one of the 3 Latin American countries that are better off, for something foreign Latin Americans usually come here
Sos Argentino.? No creo por eso escribis si saber
@@gusrocci6407 Si, soy Argentino
I don't think there is anything good about emigrating to Argentina.
The majority of young Argentines want to leave the country.
Sadly Argentina it's a failed state 😔
I can attest to this. I'm a Canadian that has lived in Buenos Aires most of his life (Buenos Aires is especially terrible; Not sure if a province like Mendoza, said by many to be the best for quality of life within the country, operates the same way).
Thats a lie, its rightist propaganda. We are not well, but it is not as terrible as what you say.
@@mike.delia26 Buenos Aires is the safest city of south america. Read please.
Estado fallido es otra cosa. Viendo varios comentarios deduzco que hay varios troll de la ultraderecha boba escribiendo practicamente lo mismo. Se les nota mucho muchachos. No espero respuesta porque sos troll.
@@maspapistaqueelpapa5983 No se a que te refieres con troll y no soy ni de derecha ni izquierda. Estado fallido es como ve el mundo a Argentina.
The con is that the Falkland islands aren't Argentinian
Mexico has cold places many and Argentina can be very hot
2:08, It's not Columbia, it's Colombia. Learn proper pronunciation before talking to thousands of viewers.
So you’re definitely never going to call the country in which Cairo is located “Egipcia”, right? It’s called Masr. And it’s not “Alemania”, it’s Deutchland right? In your world no one is allowed to translate the name of countries or use the phonetics of their native language to pronounce foreign lands, and your world is obviously a place for clowns 🤡
Perfect for jews
por que habla así JAJAJ
India food is too spicy... Misery, chaos, dirt, and too much people everywhere, is also horrible.
Ese mapa está mal, y lo dicen las Naciones Unidas.
Cual mapa esta mal? Que region? Yo lo veo bien
How ignorant this guy is. Mexico has all kinds of weather and gets snow in northern states every winter.
Is not the same at all, Argentina has more than 15 ski stations/resorts meanwhile Mexico just one or two depends the source.
La cantidad de nieve en ambos países es incomparable, es como que yo diga que en Argentina también tenemos playas pero ni de cerca llegan a ser como las del caribe mexicano, son dos cosas totalmente diferentes.
No one cares!
Hahaha the flag story.........you got it totaly wrong bud !
as an argentinian, this is the worst country to move in besides venezuela and cuba. You wont enjoy this god forsaken hell.
only if you earn in a foreign currency, or if you're a politician lol and don't forget to get robbed once you arrive at Ezeiza, it's like argentinian welcoming.
The list follows as:
5- Colombia
4- Argentina
3- Cuba
2- Venezuela
1- Haiti
@@giulianaclerc3416 And i though Ezeiza was a little secure...
Nada que ver lo que decis , si Dios abandono a Argentina fue por uds mismos ladrones , hechiceros , violadores , corruptos , mafia. Orgias del mismo sexo e incestos , y no se arrepintieron a Dios y buscar de su hijo JesusCristo y sus mandamientos y Dios abandono a uds a los transgresores no a los que buscan de corazon a Jesus y andan en los mandamientos porque asi se vive lo suficiente por que hay que mirar a Dios no a las riquesas .
@@sergiorodriguez3628 nombre quele, apellido pasaba
My understandings:
Pros:
Meat (Various types of Meat, oftenly considered extremly delicious in South America)
Football (Its Journeys in world cups, Libertadores Cup, Copa America and More, despite we can say it took 28 years for Argentina to achieve something new in National Footbal Team)
Beatiful Nature (We all understand this)
Cons:
Little security (The Robbing is basicly a sport in most of this country)
Inflation (The dollars only serve you for a while, and then all goes downhill if you didnt get a good enough job)
Terrible Work of Goverment (Basicly doesnt do anything to repair it. It can be considered the cause of most of the problems, specially the implemented ideology of statism)
Often good education missing (We could say it varies in Public and Private school, but i do not know very well this part)
Limitation of Secure Areas (If you go thourgh dangerous or Incorrect Area, your possiblities of get lost or get kidnapped or robbed are higher.)
Climate change (It is a really forgotten thing, but if the worst proyections happen, Buenos aires would be underwater in a few decades. Some people say we have 5 years to revert climate change. Do you think we will do it?)
Recomendation:
- Use with Knowldege your Dollars
- If you want Visit Argentina do it, but try not to move to this country unless you have to.
Bonus note: Much streets are not well paved.
Security is not a real issue in this country, actually being robbed in a big city is not surprising for any foreigner. There is a higher rate compared to europe though.
Sos boludo? si no sabes para que hablas? Buenos Aires es muchisimo mas seguro que casi cualquier ciudad de Estados Unidos y la parte de que si vas a los barrios incorrectos te pueden robar... Es en todo el mundo.
La educación es de las mejores en todo el hemisferio sur y de toda america tambien, con tasas de alfabetizacion mayores que las de paises de "Primer mundo". Y la última recomendación también es una estupidez, me imagino que sabrás como es vivir en todas las partes de Argentina no?
@@ignrey In that comparasions, in the long term we enter to the issue about if we are in the best of worst era to live.
@@Darium147 tiene razon aceptalo. hay lugares peores.