As in many other types of accommodation, in which a more clear profile of guests can be done, such as the business traveler or general tourist who stays at a hotel, or the backpacker who stays at a hostel, the tenant who uses temporary rental in Buenos Aires does it for a wide variety of reasons and necessities.
According to the “Urban tenancy law” no. 23.091, the terms allowed for temporary rental goes from 1 month to 6 months, top.
All those foreigners who are entitled to enter and stay in Argentina can start the procedure to issue the ID, “Documento Nacional de Identidad” (DNI) for foreigners, in Argentina.
The DNI can be issued by two means:
- “Por ventanilla unica”: This way, you can start the residency and the DNI procedures together. This can be done in the head office entitled by the “Dirección Nacional de Migraciones” (DNM) [Migration office].
Learn Spanish in Buenos Aires can be one of the most enriching life opportunities that any person may experience.
Buenos Aires, has always provoked both love and hatred. It is a city that cannot be ignored. You may simply either fall in love with it or hate it: from Solís, at the beginning of the XVI century, until the last pilgrim that is right now arriving at Ezeiza airport for the first time.
Studying in Argentina can be a good choice for foreigners, since they have the chance of studying on a free university, or if they rather go to a private institution, when converting the fee into dollars, it turns out to be cheap.
In order to study in Argentine, you will require a Visa or a Residency. We will here mention who can obtain it, how, its length, its renewal and the steps to follow.
There are 3 types of International Students in Argentina, whether to do an undergraduate career, a postgraduate course, short courses, internships, exchanges, etc:
Buenos Aires is not only visited by tourists who come to admire the architecture and breath its culture, there are also lots of foreign students who come to make some kind of exchange program, workshop or specialization course to complement their studies, or to study Spanish. Here are some of the proposals universities located in the City of Buenos Aires make for foreign students.
The University of Palermo (UP) has three programs for foreign students: two aimed to learn or refine their Spanish (Spanish as a Second Language Program and Cultural Identity Program Latin America), and one devoted to deepen their professional knowledge (Custom Made Programs for Universities), in which students may take courses together with local students.
During summer, Buenos Aires does not stop its artistic activities and proposes an interesting exhibition at Centro Cultural Recoleta, which aims to present a collage of unfinished projects to pursue over the next 200 years of Argentine history. The exhibition is called x200más (for 200 more years) and is driven by a group of citizens who chose different projects from various disciplines.
This exhibition offers a view over Argentine history and proposes to start from Argentine bicentennial to end or solve some problems affecting the population. Among realizable or utopian ideas, the idea hidden in x200más is to gather lots of artists and to promote their different works.
Summer in Buenos Aires is characterized by an intense movement. Even if Buenos Aires citizens take their holidays, the city still has several suggestions for those who stay but especially for those who want to tour around. Once again, the City Government organized a series of cultural events in different neighborhoods where visitors will be able to enjoy music, plays, poetry and films.
The Verano en la Ciudad Festival (Summer in the City Festival) is made up of six stages where people may attend different shows and performances for free.
Buenos Aires music is an art that people breath in every corner and is considered an important symbol, specially in the case of Tango. Since its popular origins, this musical genre has built up some talented icons: Carlos Gardel is undoubtedly one of them.
Abasto neighborhood was the place were this artist grew and developed his talent. For that reason, the city pays hommage permanently to him by means of the statute, the names of the streets and also the Carlos Gardel Museum: located in the house where the artist lived with his mother, it was refurnished by Museum General Office (Dirección General de Museos) in order to turn it into a museum devoted to recover, preserve, exhibit and promote the work of Gardel.
Before deciding to rent an apartment in Buenos Aires City to stay
permanently or temporarily, it is important to know the differences and
similarities offered by temporary rentals and traditional rentals.
The main similarity is that both are governed by the same regulation:
the Urban Rental Act No. 23,091 (Ley de Locaciones Urbanas). In
traditional rentals, the contract period extends for 2 years while, in
temporary rentals, it can be up to 6 months maximum (no minimum).
In the temporary rent, the apartment comes fully furnished and equipped
while in the traditional rental it is usually rented unfurnished.
Summer 2012 is in Buenos Aires and the different events are combined with different outdoor activities, including public swimming-pools to struggle against the hot weather in Buenos Aires. So, there is nothing better that visiting these facilities and spend a nice time with your family and friends.
Parque Norte is a classic place to spend your summer. For AR$50, you have access to its huge swimming-pools decorated with palm trees and to other activities offered in the facilities, such as football, volleyball and basketball. Located in Belgrano neighborhood, on Cantilo and Guiraldes Av., Parque Norte is open Monday thru Friday, from 9am to 8pm, and Weekends from 8am to 8pm.
