Buenos Aires, Argentina Cost of Living 2023 (The Paris of South America)

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Are you considering a move to Buenos Aires, Argentina?
In this comprehensive KZbin video, we delve into the cost of living in Buenos Aires in 2023, providing you with all the essential information you need to know.
Join us as we explore the expenses associated with housing, transportation, food, healthcare, and entertainment in this vibrant city.
From finding your ideal home to navigating the transportation system, budgeting for daily expenses, and enjoying the luxuries and leisure activities Buenos Aires has to offer, we cover it all.
Learn about the affordability of everyday necessities, the exciting entertainment scene, managing healthcare and expenses, and get a grasp of the overall cost of living.
Whether you're an expat seeking a high quality of life at a lower cost or simply intrigued by the allure of Buenos Aires, this video is your ultimate guide to understanding the financial aspects of living in this captivating city.
Join us on this virtual journey and unlock the secrets to making the most of life in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

[@markrush2319]

I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷 for 10 years. I just returned from Buenos Aires Argentina on a 4 month tour. I stayed in the San Telmo neighborhood. I rented a furnished one bedroom apartment with everything included for around 650 dollars a month. It was awesome.

[@PassportToEverywhere]

Amazing! Look at that: A brilliant boots on the grounds review. I’m sure this will inspire others to check it out. Thanks for watching 😊

[@jugoslav51]

How did you find that place?

[@markrush2319]

@jugoslav51 well the easiest way is to just walk around the neighborhood that you want to live in and meet people you will find people that will be willing to help or rent an airbnb or a hotel room for about a month. Look on the internet for owners who actually own the apartments that they are renting. Remember, this advice is for someone planning a long-term stay in Buenos Aires, not for a short-term tourist stay in Buenos Aires.

[@jugoslav51]

@@markrush2319 thank u man.

[@Lauti-10]

Did you work remote? or did you find a job in Argentina?

[@rodrigoquiroga8590]

200 USD a meal at a decent restaurant.... ?? That is not true at all !! In fact it might just be a 5/6 %, what is to say 10 to 12 USD...

[@markrush2319]

In Buenos Aires, there are all kinds of cost structures. If you wanted to spend 200 dollars American for a meal, I am sure you can find a restaurant quite willing to take your money 💰. I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for 10 years, and I never spent over 25 dollars for a meal. They were very fancy restaurants in my opinion 😅

[@markrush2319]

Evidently, you didn't take the time to read my comment. I said that there is a price range for anyone you can find hotels in Buenos Aires that go for a thousand dollars a night US. I never spent over 25 dollars for a restaurant meal in Buenos Aires, but you can certainly spend 200 dollars for a meal in Buenos Aires if that is your lifestyle.

[@rodrigoquiroga8590]

@@markrush2319 True, though to spend U$S 200 for a meal you have to go to a Top 10 restaurant and order an aged Top Grand Reserve argentine wine or a french one

[@wisikahn]

I don't think the youtuber actuall never lived in BA, don't have a clue for the price structure..

[@wisikahn]

@@markrush2319 some likes to get ripped off, for sure..

[@rudfil]

I don’t know where this person gets his information on cost in Buenos Aires, $200 for dinner for 2 people?!

[@wisikahn]

I thought so, too. he's got no clue at all.

[@mariajulitacaro5086]

La salud pública es de excelencia ; la UBA university tambièn 📖📕

[@PassportToEverywhere]

¡Gracias por mirar! :) Hemos escuchado cosas excelentes sobre el sistema de salud pública en Buenos Aires. ¡Es genial saber que UBA es una gran institución también!

[@therehastobesomethingmoore]

We are curious to see if , as a retired couple, we could live a modest yet comfortable life on $2000/month, in an area where we could live without a car. We also think we may like a place like Bariloche as we love cool/cold weather. Guessing Bariloche would be much cheaper….25% maybe ? We speak Spanish and currently live a very comfy life in Nicaragua on about $1100/month, not budgeting at all.

[@jpfitzgerald4840]

Very vague and indescript and actually not that informative

[@PassportToEverywhere]

Appreciate the feedback! Are there any areas you had wished we had dove into more?

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for this content. How much do they tax income down there?

[@rikirex2162]

a country on the verge of collapse still more expensive than Thailand ?

[@PassportToEverywhere]

Hahaha the world is a strange place! 😅

[@Mogiron10]

Where are the numbers?

[@latanamarina]

Bsas argentina!!! Te amo mi bello paia

[@PassportToEverywhere]

Sin duda Argentina es hermosa! Gracias por mirar y por comentar 😃

[@matiascepeda5953]

Mejor conocida como la haití blanca 😂😁

[@PassportToEverywhere]

Gracias por mirar y por comentar! ¿Qué te hace decir eso?

[@PassportToEverywhere]

There is an element of truth to this 😅

[@liliangarcia7364]

Bs AS is not like París but les than Haití. Don't write nonsense .

[@maximilianomoreno3827]

cuanta envidia

[@danielmino1690]

wth??