In this page:
Communities of Expatriates |
Ranking of Cities |
Renting an Apartment |
School System |
Health System |
Tourism and Culture |
Individual and Civic Freedoms |
Religion
Communities of Expatriates
- The Number of Expatriates
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Argentina is a country which has many immigrants. Most families are of European extraction.
Currently, life in Buenos Aires is becoming very international. There are many French, American and Brazilian people. The majority of expatriates are satisfied with their life in Argentina and integrate well into Argentine society. Many of them stay at the end of their contracts.
- Blogs For Expats
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Expatriates.com in Argentina
- Immigration Authority
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Government website
- Contact the Embassy
- Contact the Embassy of Argentina in the United States.
- Contact Your Embassy
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Contact the Embassy of the United States in Argentina.
Renting an Apartment
- Average Lease Term
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2 years. The contract is not renewed by tacit agreement. The period of notice to be given on leaving should be negotiated when the contract is signed.
- Average Rental Costs
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A deposit (given back when you leave the apartment) equal to 1 months' rent is required. At the beginning of the rental period, a third party is required to stand guarantor.
- Rental Agency Websites
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Maure Inmobiliaria: Real Estate Rentals and Sales
TCA Inmobiliaria: Real Estate Rentals and Sales
Tourism and Culture
Different Forms of Tourism
- Historical
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Argentina is home to eight UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Cave of the Hands and the Jesuit Block and Estancias of Córdoba.
- Cultural
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There is an abundant cultural life in Buenos Aires. For those interested in theatre, Corrientes Avenue is known as the South American Broadway. Caminito, a street museum and traditional alley, is known for its brightly coloured buildings and local artisans selling goods. If visiting at the end of February, be sure to enjoy the various carnivals taking place.
- Nature
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Natural tourism is Argentina's strong point. Glaciers, high mountains, salt deserts, equatorial forests, pampas, etc. can all be found within the country. Some popular destinations include Iguazú Falls, los Glaciares National Park and Mount Fitz Roy.
- Religious
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Popular destinations include the Recoleta Cemetary, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (one of the largest churches in Latin America) and the Chacarita Cemetery.
- Thermal
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Spa towns can be found throughout the country. Jujuy and Colón are two notable examples.
- Beach
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The Atlantic coast south of Buenos Aires is the Argentines' favourite place for summer holidays: Mar del Plata, Carilo, Pinamar.
- Winter Sports
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Some popular destinations for skiing include Las Leñas. Those interested in mountain climbing should visit the Andes.
- Outdoor Activities
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Outdoor activities in Argentina are abundant: skiing, climbing, etc. Those interested in hiking should check out El Chaltén, named Argentina's Trekking Capital.
- Shopping
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The two main types of shopping in Buenos Aires are top-of-the-range shopping malls and the Palermo and Recoleta districts.
Individual and Civic Freedoms
- Civil Liberty
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2/7
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World Ranking of Freedom of the Press According to "Reporters sans Frontières", 2021 report : 69/180
Religion
- Beliefs
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Catholic - 89.9%; Protestant - 2.1%; Jewish - 1.9%; Other - 6.1%.
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