Living in Buenos Aires, Argentina as a Foreigner: Cost-of-Living & Travel Guide

[@TravelingwithKristin]

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[@carefulconsumer8682]

My cousin studied there for 2 years to perfect her Spanish and she loved it. Nice people, great food, etc as you say in your video. She did NOT want to come back to her home in SF.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for sharing!

[@francododorico2301]

We probably ruined her spanish but thanks for the kindness....and YES....She, not wanting to leave Argentina is ussual. Funny cause every argentinian want's to leave for good.

[@markrush2319]

I lived in Buenos Aires Argentina for nearly 10 years. Buenos Aires was very affordable if you have a net income of say 1500 US 🇺🇸 dollars a month you can easily live a very good standard of living.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing Mark 🙏😊

[@tonykeilar7809]

I've visited Argentina twice (from Australia) and the experience was unforgetable. The people are great ,plenty to do and their meat preparatjon is to die for. The Patagonia and Mendoza are memorable as the scenery is magnificent. I stayed in the Recoleta which is so central and not far from where Eva Peron is buried and some of the buildings are hundreds of year old and to be admired. Yes, I would back.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I was in Recoleta too! BsAs is great

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Gracias A!

[@GoodLifeInSpain]

I had the privilege of living in BsAs a few years ago. It's one of the nicest cities in the world. Tons of great food and amazing cultural activities. I can't wait to go back.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Lucky you! I can't wait to go back too :)

[@GoodLifeInSpain]

@@TravelingwithKristin BTW...Nice Video! Enjoyed watching.

[@spanishclasses4013]

True!

[@tanmayasahu5171]

I'm from India far away from argentina ,but I don't know why the country seems so soothing like a endless summer day the places the people I have met on social media is just makes argentina my dream to visit and probably live there ,I wish there economic promise get better and they could live better lives ,Larga vida argentina🇦🇷

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Argentina is indeed a beautiful country as well as the people. I hope you visit it soon. Thanks for watching and for sharing Tanmaya!

[@hernan2606]

It definitely isn't an endless summer, but BA is nice

[@lana.9073]

I loved staying in Argentina. Patagonia is out of this world, also the bird spider that crossed my path in the steppe. The greatest things for me: Perito Moreno and Onda Vaga 💙

[@TravelingwithKristin]

That sounds great! Thanks for sharing Lana!

[@marciozuba]

I'm from Brazil and love Argentina!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Love it!

[@Lautarofc-x24x]

❤🇦🇷

[@noairplanewaseverfoundatth4336]

I am not a digital nomad

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You can do it!

[@sergs9108]

I’m from floripa , Brasil , in summer time the beaches is all argentinians, I mean %80 of it... whaaaaa

[@jpl_btc]

Im a simple boludo, I see boludoland, I upvote

[@leonardopanizo9222]

Jajajaja

[@Lautarofc-x24x]

😂😂

[@patriciooliva541]

Jaaaaaa te fuiste al carajo 🤣🤣

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Q es?

[@santiagotomasso5184]

@@TravelingwithKristin es un chiste, llama boludoland a Argentina porque hay muchos boludos

[@amandeepsandhu1980]

This was such a helpful video! I’m trying to decide a city to come to in Latin America as a digital nomad and this city seems amazing! Thank you for breaking everything down so nicely🙌

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You are very welcome!! Safe travels!

[@tomcatymca]

I would love to go Argentina leave CANADA for three months so I can enjoy this beautiful ladies that really respect man and we’ll chitchat you feel like you’re in a human society

[@anthorzeitgeist8162]

Buenos Aires is one of the most beautiful and convenient Cities to live, Cultural capital of latinamerica. The problem with this video is that the Lady was taking interviews from NON argentinian girls (the lady interviwed at the Havanna Alfajor shop is venezuelan) and other southamerican boys interviwed in this video, because she ignored that Argentina is full of southamerican foreigners who decided to live there to have a better chance of Life´s quality, knowing very well that Argentina is a unique place in he whole Latin America, regarding its high cultural, social and economical level, 100% different than the rest of southamenrican Countries. 88% of the real argentine population is european descendant. I am visiting Buenos Aires every two years and planning to live there.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BUENOSAIRES4K]

Kristin, welcome to Buenos Aires ! Enjoy Argentina

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you!

[@diplomlandwirt]

I am from Brazil and love Argentina in special Buenos Aires. But Rioplatense Spanish so hard for Spanish Standardization I am Master in science in this Cosmopolitan City. Wonderful feelings. English is easy communication in Puerto Madero and Tourist circuit. But in general Spanish are predominate tongue like Brazil is Portuguese.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Wonderful!

[@B888-h2o]

I absolutely loved Argentina! Would totally live there

[@TravelingwithKristin]

It's great!

[@krr711]

Kristin’s coverage is very thorough in my mind. I have followed her for a long time and feel like I learn the most from her trips abroad. Thank you!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you for the kind words and I am glad that you've learned from me, Krr711! 💛

[@livinginjjsworld2782]

I fell in love with Argentina!!!!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Argentina is a very beautiful country!

[@Marbella125]

Great informative video diffidently deserves a like!!! I spent 3 month in Buenos Aires in 2007 and fell in love with the city, I'm planning to go visit in Feb of next year to BA and Salta The way you explain current prices and exchange rate are soo helpful, Keep up the great content👍

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for the support, Marbella!

[@makk7777]

amo la argentina! De la India🇮🇳💓🇦🇷

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Yo también!

[@negrojujeno]

I don't know if you are gonna go back to Argentina again, but the places you showed and the people in those places isn't the real Argentina. Those people live in a bubble, polo games and those fancy places is only for a small group of the society down there. The real Argentina is totally different, I believe you haven't seen the other side of Argentina yourself. It's completely different. I would say, it's better. I understand you try to aim your videos to a certain group of people, but I believe they should see the other side as well, the authentic Argentina. It's more fun, more diverse, and also much cheaper. I was born in Argentina but I'm also a U.S. citizen living in Texas. I'm hoping to go back to Argentina this year to visit family.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks RamRam; I was only in BsAs but my friend has traveled all around the country. I hope to go back and learn more!

[@pygmalioninvenus6057]

It means absolutely nothing when you say "the real Argentina" other than you don't identify, for whatever reason you didn't specify, with what was shown.

[@SOPDX01]

Would love to understand more of what you mean here - what is the "real" Argentina? Is it found in BsAs or mostly in the more rural areas?

[@celinecasaux7199]

I think she is only recommending places for tourist to visit

[@mharg6408]

Buenos Aires is a city of big contrasts, maybe football could be in place of polo, but anyway that's Argentina too ! it is part of us, our polist are ones of the best in the world ! it not depends if you like it or not. Also, she can go where she wants to know our country..

[@lupoarg]

Having a a dollar here in Argentina is like having a gold ingot.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Money is crazy there!

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

@@TravelingwithKristin how long could I live on 35k$?

[@allysoobratty7565]

Really why?

[@ahmedaliraqi7454]

Hhhh why??

[@cmdrrgh]

Rev. Jim Jones and the Kool-Aid Drinkers. Reverend it’s expensive, today I don’t think you could spend six months there living comfortable. I spent an easy $5000 in month

[@oscar96ify]

Me alegra mucho que te haya gustado BsAs! Un Abrazo desde Argentina!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for watching!

[@alain0323]

Great video, I visited BsAs about 6 times,and your comments are accurate. It's a little gem as a city.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great to hear that; thanks Alain!

[@martysxoxo1606]

I'm from Polend and my modest dream is to live there. I've also was searching different uniwersities. I think about it often more. I have a big heart to this city.

[@FerFer84]

Im from Argentina, as far as i know from Poland , you belong to UE , economy and bureaucracy works pretty much fine in Europe, you must aware about reality here, economy is volatile and bureaucracy is far away from perfect , i recomend you to come vacation here for a mid pediod and then decide to live here. My country is beautiful , people are beautiful to , government and long term politics are not.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Agree Zatan!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

If you feel attracted to Argentina you should go! I think it's for a reason we want to go certain places

[@mharg6408]

Thank you for your kindgard words. If it helps you, there's a significant polish descendants here, specially in the cities of La Plata and Rosario. You are welcome to my country, be blessed

[@maximilianomoreno3827]

@@FerFer84

[@sirgalahad1470]

I've always wondered what digital nomads actually do. I hear that term all the time, but those "nomads" never really say what they do. I am a software developer, and my US company only allowed us to work remotely one day each week. Then, the pandemic hit, and we have been sheltering in our homes working remote for 10 months now. What my company and other companies have figured out, is that lots of people suffer from "not having the ability to turn off" and now I seem to work 12+ hours a day. Our workforce is actually more productive than we were in the office, and I think post covid, the attitudes for remote work are going to drastically shift in the US, and that is how I came to find your video. I am looking for places outside of the US that are compatible with the Central and Eastern time zones. This city has always been on my bucket list to visit. Great video. I hope to be a "digital nomad" in the very near future.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great question! I should do a video on how most digital nomads make money. Thank you for subscribing to my channel as well! I agree with your sentiment that companies will keep employees remote because they are more productive and also it's less overhead costs for the company. Check out these videos on great places to live as a digital nomad. This is a playlist with options and cost of living guides: kzbin.info/aero/PLsTStwiO7jmpT1XPSR45R3sJv_I6vJ4Oc Best places for digital nomads to live: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKLJqpWufaeNhas Let me know any questions!

[@ignacioorona3458]

My good sir, you are welcome to visit Buenos Aires. I everyday work with people from the US in both coasts. It is almost as if you were in States. The Argentinian Peso / USD make it VERY cheap in terms of living at least until 2021. Good luck

[@nicolasrivero3027]

@@TravelingwithKristin Waiting for that video. I am really curious about how you digital nomads make money as well. Greetings from Entre Rios, Argentina.

[@AgathaLOutahere]

I absolutely love Kristin's personality. I think she would be a cool person to get to know.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Joseph! Best comment of my life haha :) My friends think I'm pretty cool ;) Come check out my podcast and Facebook group if you want to hang out more www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-podcast and facebook.com/groups/digitalnomadsuccess

[@luccianom]

Hmm, regarding the pros and cons: High internet speed is only possible if you stay in certain neighbourhoods where a company called Iplan offers these kind of speeds. For the regular population you would probably expect to have 25 / 50 mb, non simmetrical (upload speed of 3 or 4 mb, which for uploading videos is kind of a bummer) 2) Cultural events are really good, as a local I should try these more often :p I always think that if you're an expat and you come here earning in US dollars, you're an absolute king. Unfortunately, 70~80% of the population really struggle to make a living and live decently, and the perspective in the near future (less than 4 years) is kind of shady. I can understand the point of view of a foreigner who comes here and they notice that everything is really affordable, but for locals life is getting more and more difficult. There's a common say, "leave Argentina for 20 days and you'll notice that everything changed, but leave it for 20 years and you'll notice that nothing has changed"

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Wow - powerful comment there, JL! I was talking to Argentinians today in Miami about this. I hope the situation changes soon.

[@camilleannetorillo1142]

That's a good Info anctually. Hearing it from a local make a difference. I hope Argentina's economy will recover in the near future. Lot's love from Philippines ❤️

[@Peglegkickboxer]

Honestly it's like that in most places outside of the US and Western Europe. To this day many Canadian places have garbage internet. I can only get a max of 75mb/s in my house but my providers only offer 50 and I live in a major city. 50 is far more than anyone actually needs unless you pirate movies or something.

[@mctransportation9831]

Thankyou for some local insight.

[@ignaciojauregui2057]

Note that the lady at the Havanna café says an alfajor is a "dulce" (sweet) not a "postre" (dessert). We eat alfajores as a treat in the afternoon, or when on the road, but not really to end a meal.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Good distinction! I didn't think about that...

[@francismiller2566]

"1 dólar=40 pesos" qué tiempos! :(

[@torrecillas999]

300 ahora

[@BUENOSAIRES4K]

Es muy bonito ver el acento cosmopolita de Buenos Aires, la señorita de Havanna tambien es extranjera, saludo cordial

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Saludos!

[@jgonz260]

Si, se notaba por el acento, que no era argentina,

[@renegaderebel2223]

I wish the economy improved other than that it's a wonderful country.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I agree!

[@renegaderebel2223]

@@TravelingwithKristin Chile is probably the best country in Latin America

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I’d like to go there someday!

[@renegaderebel2223]

@@TravelingwithKristin Uruguay is also pretty sick!😎

[@TalentedDilittante]

11 July '21: Last night my friend in BA told me that the Argentine peso is at 150 to the USD.

[@sawsaw9419]

I love Argentina 🇦🇷

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Me too! Can’t wait for it to reopen borders

[@GMochileiro_42_]

Thank you, i enjoyed your breakdown of Argentina! I will be traveling there this December 👌🏾.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Enjoy!

[@johnnytolengo742]

Watch your six at all times

[@johnnytolengo742]

Watch your six at all times

[@rageoftheredphoenix]

Thank you for a positive video for the country my father was born in. And the music is very good too. Thanks again from an Argentine American of Spaniard. Italian. German and French decent.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You are welcome Deus! Thanks for watching as well 😊

[@rageoftheredphoenix]

All of my comments were wishing you victory and success for saying good things about a country where my grandparents had lived. I removed the previous comment with a more modern one and similar meaning: victory and success. Only positive thoughts and wishes to you. If I had the money I wish Buenos Aries to be a place where I would spend the rest of my life with a family and officially retire. I do not want to spend the rest of my elder years 300-500 in nyc, USA 🇺🇸. I intend to life that long. Many of my kindred are gone. There is a lot of catching up and old business I need to settle.

[@SNACKito]

Wow...you are in a fantastic city... and you gave us a great report! Thanks.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You are welcome! Glad you liked it!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Check out the full blog with cost-of-living details here! bit.ly/BsAsBlog

[@basal757]

It doesn't matter where you live. The most important thing in Life, is that you live with someone who loves you and cares about you. All other things are side-things.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

True, Thanks for watching and for sharing Bas!

[@clenton5644]

I’m no longer waiting for the stimulus checked , because I earn $22,090 every 5-7 days recently.........ASK.......ME..........HOW.

[@cynthialisa5607]

How ?

[@cynthialisa5607]

Tell me more

[@timamubsy6443]

Info ....

[@timamubsy6443]

I’m Interested

[@jamesliersiv7635]

How ?

[@v.nicoara]

Awesome video, Kristin! Very informative. I plan to spend my winter in Latin America and the top two locations are Medellin and Buenos Aires.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Valentin! We are like birds that migrate for winter :)

[@hichamjanebi3841]

Valentin Nicoara hahaha same top location, been in Medellin its crazy, Buenos aires sounds good too

[@Lautarofc-x24x]

I love you Buenos Aires 🇦🇷❤

[@Lautarofc-x24x]

❤❤❤❤

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Me too!

[@arturperfilvelho125]

One of the best videos on living abroad so far. You and Johnny FD are my two favs, so much that I will be on my way to Chiang mai next summer for good. Thank you for such good work, you are an inspiration to me and many others I am sure.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Wow thank you Cuca! That means a lot; I appreciate it! 😊❤️Gl in Chiang Mai! I hope to be back that way someday soon.

[@martinlopez5416]

Everybody make the same mistake not just southamerica...ARGENTINA IS THE 2ND LARGEST COUNTRY IN ALL LATINAMERICA...........

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Good point!

[@icantbelieve7088]

The first one in Latino America is Brasil. Must big country, couture and economy.

[@frankchiara1553]

Whe you only talk about South America, it's the second one. The sentence is correct.

[@marciocoutinho7789]

Nice video Kristin. I am from Brazil and I like so much Argentina. My second home.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Marcio! I love Brazil as well! Where are you from?

[@marciocoutinho7789]

@@TravelingwithKristin I am from Rio de Janeiro :)

[@matt18m18]

Buenos Aires is so underrated! Everything about the city is great, especially the food, drink, and culture. I was there 2 years ago and the dollar was 17 pesos. Now it's 40 pesos? She mentioned the Palermo neighborhood, and if you stay there,you will be surrounded by restaurants, bars, and fantastic nightlife. It can be loud on weekends, but you will be happy, and you will also be close to the outlet center, and lots of stores for sporting goods. What she didn't mention is that you can hop on a ferry and go to Montevideo or Colonia in Uruguay for a quick getaway. They also have good food, and if you need a stamp in your passport, they do that too!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Apparently the Peso is at 65 now... But you are right; BsAs is very underrated! I think I did mention the ferry but it was cut from the final version. I wasn't able to go on it this time though. Oh we also talked about the ferry in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOmnWh3fs2isMU

[@jt92]

1 dollar is now 82 pesos. At this rate the video will look so outdated by next year that it'll qualify more as a history documentary than a travel vlog.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Haha yeesh! That exchange rate is crazy

[@philipmarlowe5035]

The exchange rate,from Western Union was 75 to the dollar on Jan 6. Conversely, however,when I sent money it cost 77 to the dollar. Money exchange places(cambio's) have different rates,usually with roughly a 5 peso difference,mas o menos,between buy and sell. First example, buy 57,sell 63

[@nathancasey7712]

I looked at the chart and a dollar was never 82 pesos.

[@guruxara7994]

An Iphone 11 costs 2290 dollars in Argentina...

[@mvsa3408]

@@nathancasey7712 We have different dollar rates. There´s the official rate and there are others. No one in Argentina gets the ''official bank rate'' because there's a 30% tax. For example, today's official rate is around 76 pesos to the dollar, but with the tax 1 USD comes to around 98 pesos. This site shows the different dollar rates available in the country: dolarhoy.com/ ⚡️

[@ucbuihuy6832]

God bless argentina from vietnam.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

thank you!

[@cdiaz537]

Wow Buenos Aires! Este video me trajo hermosos recuerdos de mi visita a Buenos Aires en el 2017. Una ciudad encantadora! I love Argentina 🇦🇷! Gracias

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad you enjoyed it Carlos!

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

*I'm sure there is one German foreigner we all know who living in Argentina.*

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Haha possibly!

[@MiguelPerez-hd9gc]

Outdated joke

[@estudiantes68]

I didn't understand the joke, but I do have a German friend who has been living in Buenos Aires for almost 10 years now.

[@KickOutTheJhm]

Ok, abe lincoln. Just please stop putting people in prison or to death without trials, thanks.

[@instgtr5200]

No that german have died in sumbawa, indonesia

[@nayonahmedniloy8429]

I'm From Bangladesh Love you Argentina

[@TravelingwithKristin]

❤

[@beautifulworld-b9q]

Viewed video on 5th Nov 2021 . Informative and beautiful.....Thanks for sharing ..... God Bless you.... ❤️🙏

[@TravelingwithKristin]

So nice of you, Thanks a lot 😊

[@ricardoyoussef]

Hi Kristin, great video! I'm originally from the outskirts of Buenos Aires but I've been living overseas for over seven years now. Watching your video made me realise that I've started to miss a lot BsAs and mainly the food. Here is Australia, it's almost impossible to get empanadas. I also feel like becoming a digital nomad and get into the travelling like that, Cheers from Canberra! Muchas gracias Ricardo

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Hi Ricky, glad you're enjoying the videos (and Oz!). You'll have to make a trip back for some alfajores!

[@AzureKite191]

Why did you move out of Buenos Aires?

[@ricardoyoussef]

@@AzureKite191 I just wanted to know what is like to live in a different culture and learn a language (this one) on the way. I will eventually move from Australia to another country for the same reason.

[@AzureKite191]

@@ricardoyoussef Why don't you want to move back to Argentina?

[@ricardoyoussef]

@@AzureKite191 I didn't say I do not want to. It's one of the greatest countries.

[@neworldcreator]

We create new ideas for Argentina and your content helps us make new discoveries. The new world encourages you to create more great content. We support your channel.

[@TheBoliviaShow]

We are looking at going to Argentina next May, but we are living as digital nomads in Bolivia. If you ever come to Bolivia please let us know. We can be your free tour guides

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Awesome; thanks guys! I've heard great things about Bolivia

[@jesuschristislord4413]

THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS🔥🔥🔥

[@TravelingwithKristin]

My pleasure!

[@jakubjaeger7016]

Nicely done video! I love the atmosphere and culture of Argentina, have to learn Spanish and visit it soon!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Go for it Jakub!

[@alexanderkozij]

Your info is epic! Thank you for putting this video together. Super impressive filming and info graphics too. Keep up the good work Kristin and thank you for doing this for all travelers and Digital Nomads!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad you enjoyed it! 💛

[@mdcchairclinic]

Good video Kristin and good channel!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you MDCC!

[@48tilt]

Amazing info all over the world. Thanks

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sadah748]

Very nice country and bounos Aires Very beautiful city . And thank you Kristina for the lovely presentation.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

You are very welcome Sardar! Nice to have you here on my channel

[@Matborder22]

Definitely one of the best city reported I've ever seen! Congrats my dear!! Keep up the good work My regards from Spain Marc

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Wow thank you Marcelo! 😍

[@philipmarlowe5035]

I avoid Havanna and Milky shops,as they tend to be over priced... I recommend non franchise shops as they offer much better value (a 3+ year resident)

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I love the local bakeries as well!

[@gocanada9749]

YEAH, stay away from the yuppie gringos if you know what is good for you

[@raviverma3122]

BUENO INFORMACIÓN BUENA VÍDEO

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad that you think so Ravi! Thanks for watching!

[@Trade2Travel]

Good job. Very professional.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you!

[@maulanaazhari610]

I love Argentina 🇦🇷💓❤️💕💖🇲🇨

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Me too!

[@jessiemedinaofficial]

I miss my beautiful country! Can't wait until borders open to go visit.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Hoping for it soon!

[@sergiorodriguez3628]

Me alegro que te guste Bs As Argentina y a los que tambien hablan bien gracias saludos .

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad that you enjoyed the video! Stay tuned for more!

[@jcm95]

The girl talking about alfajores was from Venezuela

[@TravelingwithKristin]

cierto

[@mharg6408]

That's truth, I noted the same thing, and I'm no trying to be offensive,but she didn't explain well what it is an alfajor as tradition to us, sorry. Thanks to her anyway for trying to do it

[@alexallen2767]

Yes, I know lol...not hating, I love Venezuela too. Arepas!!

[@vickyas]

Well as an Argentinean, you stayed at puerto madero neighborhood and it's the most expensive places and far places where is quiet difficult to travel to the city from there if you haven't your own car. The best neighborhood I guess it's Palermo not because i live here but you can go everywhere from here in bus, and subway (underground). And Also you have a lot of restaurants, shops, bars, nightclubs, it isn't dangerous, and you can walk for the street during all day and night. It's very cheap for foreiners not for argentinean, Palermo is a huge neighbordhood and it's quite expensive to live here. But I'm in love of this place since i've got 4 years. I hope you enjoyed your visit.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I did enjoyed, Vicky! Thanks 😊

[@nungoprivo6340]

Precioso video gracias. Saludos desde Puerto Rico.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Gracias a usted!

[@Lautarofc-x24x]

😉🇦🇷

[@fromonefmo1415]

I am from Cambodia and love Argentina 😍

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great to hear!

[@fromonefmo1415]

☺

[@ojisan4220]

Those Good pre-COVID times!

[@juswolf22]

Will it ever go back you think?

[@edgregory1]

@@juswolf22 Travel requirements will never go back. Just like how we still remove shoes and belt since the shoe bomber guy.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

For sure! Miss those times!

[@lhg00076]

thanks so much for the video..just one thing to share here,if you also live in the US,there's Fidelity debit card which can be used to withdraw local currency from ATMs anywhere in the world with the transaction fee waived by the bank.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you! I will check that out

[@Juandinggong]

My heart wanna go to Patagonia and Buenos Aries forever

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I really want to go to Patagonia next!

[@metakapsulashorts8883]

Muy bella Argentina, ....

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Indeed it is :)

[@sabyasachihasan]

Wow very nice vlogs. You have covered everything aspect in details. It's really informative. Thank you so much

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Great! Thanks Sabyasachi and you're welcome!

[@waslalmadinh1038]

Great country... I love it

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for sharing!

[@axelpaff3306]

Nce video, you can also visit other cities like Mar Del Plata , Bariloche ,Ushuaia in Patagonia Greetings from Buenos Aires

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I would love to! Need to go back for a longer trip!

[@axelpaff3306]

That's cool

[@WhereisMayLing]

I love this! Am potentially going down there for a bit. Soooo helpful. 😍 your stuff.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad that you loved the video and found it helpful May Ling! 😊 Have fun in Buenos Aires!

[@sahriarfahim3197]

Love you Argentina... Love from Bangladesh...

[@TravelingwithKristin]

[@sebastianponce9658]

Fantastic video! So informative and useful! Thank you!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Woohoo thanks Sebastian!

[@martindonnelly4296]

Great video explaining Buenos Aires and it's lifestyle..I'm from bs as and I absolutely love this city; the architecture, the warm welcoming people, the streets, the music, the whole lifestyle; just grateful to be born and raised here..and wishing to learn and be part of the international community now

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Sounds great! I agree it's an amazing place! Good for you to reflect on things you're grateful for :) I Do that every morning :)

[@EduardoCabralCaballero]

Nice vídeo! I hope You have a Nice stand here!! Greeting You from Buenos Aires 😊😊

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Eduardo, I did enjoy my time there! 😊🙌

[@jenniferlorence1950]

this Girl is So Pretty. And She informs Well. Good Job.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you, Jennifer! Stay tuned for more travel guides :)

[@jorgechichiri5792]

You can fet from one point of the city to another if you know which option to use and you plan for it. There is plenty of information on line to help plan your day. A big improvement of options from 20 years ago or more.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Big improvement for sure! Although would've been nice to visit Argentina 20 years ago, too

[@jorgechichiri5792]

@@TravelingwithKristinNot really. Big economic crisis was looming.

[@demiancollazo3619]

Hi! I live in Buenos Aires. Nice vid. I'd like to point out that very few people actually dance Tango, which can be seen many times in the video. Foreigners are told that it's common here, but that's not really true. Also, in my opinion there're a lot of Argentinians who speak english in a B2 level. I'm glad you enjoyed your stay!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks Demian! I thought the tango was beautiful :)

[@cbtownson3820]

Beautiful country and hostess!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

For sure! Thanks for watching!

[@mariahicks]

Great information, love Argentina Spanish accent !

[@Timocoronel]

la muchacha del min.8:30 que explica sobre el alfajor ella es venezolana, su acento no es el del porteño solo dijo, pero me encanta su forma de explicarlo!!! buen video!!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thank you! I learned in Costa Rica so my accent is different

[@elgus1147]

Buenos Aires accent (acento porteño).......the rest of Argentina ? hates that accent !!!! Because half of the country's population lives in B.A that's the only accent the world gets to know ...

[@Midstar95]

Nah Colombians have the best accent this is coming from a Mexican.

[@alexistargaryen8675]

@@elgus1147 Not at all, we do not. wrong information

[@sonnyca]

How long did it take you to learn Spanish? How many countries have Spanish as their primary language?

[@cariaus3758]

21 countries speak Spanish it's the fourth most spoken language in the world. 1.English 2.Mandarin (Chinese) 3.Hindi 4.Spanish

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for sharing Cari Aus and I learned Spanish as I lived in Costa Rica.

[@BlueSkyGuitar]

10:45 - 'lets talk traffic: as you can see, there's a lot of it here....' just then, strangely, the road totally clears up. You might have some weird super powers, Kristin.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

😅😅 I guess so 😆

[@joninwm]

I am now working as an English teacher after getting stranded outside of the US during the virus. I am considering continuing to teach, but explore other countries where the US dollar would go far. I have had interest in Argentina especially in the colder region. BTW you have been doing this for 17 years? Did you start when you were 5 years old?

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I started when I was 20! Lived abroad for a year and never looked back... (or came back). Sorry you are stranded but hopefully you can move around soon! Unfortunately Argentina is still closed but you could come to Central America if you'd like? Colombia is also open: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYDaf6iaicqngNU as are Mexico and Costa Rica

[@joninwm]

@@TravelingwithKristin Not sure about the Central American Countries, I have some concern about the Cartels and crime. I am sure there are nice places, but from what a friend from Colombia told me was to not risk getting kidnapped for ransom or robbed and murdered. I like keeping all my parts in one piece and stab-free. Lol

[@alinal.6122]

Espero poder visitar Argentina alguna vez :).Me gusto tu video

[@TravelingwithKristin]

gracias! Y donde vives?

[@alinal.6122]

@@TravelingwithKristin Romania,Europe

[@mharg6408]

Seras bienvenida ! saludos y bendiciones

[@jimfaust6342]

It looks awesome . I might go there when I retire.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Go for it Jim! All the best to you 😊

[@zambianyoutuberx]

Very Nice Video with alot of info! i did not know Buenos Aires was this morden? i have to visit there next year

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks! I didn't know it was so modern until I went there!

[@Opdf88]

Try also Santiago in Chile. It's very modern and neat! I'm returning from USA to Brazil I'm glad to remember that BsAs will be few hours flying! If economy in Argentina wasn't too bad I definitely would live there! I love BsAs.

[@wsamad100]

Thanks for the video

[@TravelingwithKristin]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching 🙌

[@chinux]

Tip: bring dollar bills, and avoid using the credit card, you can sell your money in 20-30%(dolar blue) more than if you use it on atm. You can travel to uruguay(colonia or montevideo) use an atm... And back to bs as. Sound scary, but is easy. Because, argentinians only can buy 200 u$s per month from banks/gov... So most of the people wanna buy it. The price of dolar blue is on the any media paper.

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Thanks for the info, Chinux!

[@Tomytoka]

14:32 clave el cartonero cagandole el plano de facultad de derecho re cheto y le pasa un cartonero con el carrito

[@TravelingwithKristin]

No lo vi antes!

[@elgansosi9419]

F xd

[@Monika-tv8np]

Looks great. Will visit, Next year hopefully

[@TravelingwithKristin]

I hope we can!

[@almarans6885]

Planeamos un viaje a Bs.As. y desgraciadamente la epidemia no nos permitio hasta el momento realizar el viaje sonado.. Esperamos que en futuro se realicen nuestro sueno y podamos visitar los barrios mas celebrados ultimamente . Sabemos de los restaurantes y super calidad de la comida, asi como los paseos infinitos , museos y lugares interesantes de ver.Gracias Chau.Alma

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Hola Alma,espero que puedan visitar a BsAs muy pronto en el 2021! Me encanta la comida de allá

[@1dering11]

There's a lot more than just nature to see outside of Buenos Aires. Just throwing it out there...

[@TravelingwithKristin]

For sure! Would take a lifetime to explore everything!

[@gasparirigoyen7790]

I'love argentina ❤️

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Me too!

[@albertoalbertoni9529]

Thanks for the very useful information!!!

[@TravelingwithKristin]

Glad it was helpful! I'm trying to make a video like this about every country I've been to so stay tuned!