Finding reliable and trustworthy banking services is an important part of living and working abroad, and expats will find that, in most countries, a range of options are available. You may wish to maintain a bank account at home, for paying bills and other activities, but you will probably also need a local bank account, … Read more

Argentina (or República Argentina in Spanish) is the second largest country in South America. It also has the third largest economy in the whole of Latin America, and is a founding member of the United Nations, the World Trade Organisation, and the World Bank. Argentina ranks second highest in the Human Development Index in Latin … Read more

Argentina’s birth rate has been steadily decreasing over the past decade. Data from 2007 showed that the average annual birth rate at the time was 18.6 newborns per 1,000 inhabitants. Ten years later, the data showed a decrease to 17 live births per 1,000 people.Argentina is one of the most popular destinations for “birth tourism”. … Read more

Argentina (known officially as the Argentine Republic) is a country located in the southern half of South America. It is the eighth-largest country in the world and the largest Spanish-speaking nation on Earth, covering an impressive landmass of 1,068,296 square miles. In addition, Argentina lays claim to a portion of Antarctica, as well as several … Read more

Healthcare in Argentina is generally considered to be of a very good quality, although this can vary depending on geographical location. In many cases, expatriates who are based in more remote locations are better off purchasing a private health insurance policy. Holding a private health insurance policy in Argentina is completely optional for expatriates, so … Read more

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

The health care system of a country goes a long way towards showing the country’s quality of life. Medical care in Buenos Aires is good, although the quality and availability of treatment varies with the region. It is common to find highly trained medical professionals in most hospitals in Argentina. Most of these medical professionals … Read more

Living in Argentina offers you the perfect opportunity to indulge in sampling some of the country’s most popular dishes, including its legendary steak. Argentina is increasingly becoming popular in the travel bucket list of many people, both young and old. Whether you are in Argentina to explore its cosmopolitan cities, its world-renowned steak, or the … Read more

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at Argentina and some of the blogs that might be useful for expats there.The Expat Entrepreneur https://www.sabinefep.com/ Sabine has called many countries home but on … Read more

Che Guevara, soccer, tango, and Iguazu Falls are a few of the phrases that immediately come to mind when we talk about the Argentine Republic, more commonly known as Argentina. However, there is a lot more to this massive South American country than its rebellious past, love for sports, passion for performing arts, and beautiful … Read more

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at Argentina and some of the blogs that might be useful for expats there.Finding Freddiehttp://findingfreddie.co/ See expat life through the eyes of Freddie, a twenty-something … Read more

Argentina is known for its European character, with its capital of Buenos Aires often compared to the quintessentially European cities of Rome and Paris. But Argentina is equally admired for its traditional country lifestyle, and the gaucho, the Argentinian equivalent of the ‘cowboy’, is a still a popular icon. For expats, Argentina is a destination … Read more

At Expat Focus, we like to be on the lookout for resources around the web that could help prospective expats adjust to their new countries. Today, we’re taking a look at Argentina and some of the bloggers who write about living there. Sorrel Moseley-Williamshttp://www.sorrelmw.com/Sorrel is a British journalist who is currently based in Buenos Aires. … Read more

Packing for a move to a different country can be a daunting task. But before you begin the actual packing, it helps to take stock of what will and will not be useful to you abroad. If you are moving to one of the big cities in Argentina, such as Buenos Aires, then you will … Read more

There are over 40 languages spoken in Argentina, of which Spanish is the most dominant. English is the second most commonly spoken language, followed by Portuguese, Italian and French. The accent varies according to geographical location, and there are extreme differences in pronunciation within the country. LanguagesAlthough Spanish is the official language of Argentina, it … Read more

Argentina is a country with an interesting culture, attractive natural landscape and a rich cuisine. Apart from cultural activities and eating out, there’s also a thriving nightlife and abundant shopping opportunities. There are plenty of things to do and see in Argentina, but we’ve narrowed down the list to just 5 things you must try … Read more

Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world and also the second largest in South America. Natural beauty is abundant here, from mountains and lush jungles to waterfalls and spectacular glaciers. In terms of its lifestyle, Argentina is similar to many European countries and the capital city of Buenos Aires is a hub for … Read more

Expats love living in Argentina because of its exciting culture that is deeply rooted in family. The customs and traditions that make up Argentinean culture come from various immigrant communities that settled in the country over the years. The Argentines are known to be hospitable and enjoy bonding over food and entertainment. Although Argentina is … Read more

With its growing economy, business opportunities and laidback lifestyle, Argentina continues to attract expats from all over the world. Here’s what you can expect as a new expat in Argentina. Health services Argentina is known to have far better healthcare services that the other countries in South America. Expats can avail of private and public … Read more

by Connor Davies Living in a cashless society where cell phones and plastic are the only forms of payment seems nearer than ever. Or at least, it does if you live in the West. But over here in Argentina, it seems a very long way off indeed.Mobile wallets might as well remain in the realms … Read more