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También pueden ir a la casas de cambio (no bancos) que es donde los llevó el tipo de la calle que grita cambio. You can also go to exchange locals (casa de cambio) that also give you the same rate as the guy who yells "change" on the street,The guy even took Gladys to an exchange house, they are the "promoters".
Thanks so much for the info with out local friends channels such as your really help 👍😊 Argentina is a lovely country with the highest mountain outside of the Himalayas too! Thanks best wishes Simon 👍🙏🏼😊🔔
Wow this video was so informative!! Doubling your money is the way to go. Public transportation look really simple and definitely inexpensive! Now is the time to travel to Argentina 🇦🇷
Hello, guys!! Wow!! Happy for more uploads from you!! Very interesting and helpful. To save money is always a good thing. And....Buenos Aires looks amazing!! Liked your air bng accomodation. Nice and comfy! Waiting for your new experience, guys!! HUGS and stay blessed! Renata
Thanks for the information about the blue rate. I hadn't heard about that before. The subway seemed really cool so the metro card is the way to go. Don't worry Glady's I'm directionally challenged too. Thanks for all the great tips.
Exchanging in the "blue" market you are helping keep the dollar rate low, because it is a small market and therefore helping the government, that have to inject money from the Central Bank to keep the price low. Also the economy because it is mostly intertwined with the dollar rate, and the access to the official dollar is extremely restricted to any kind of business except those that are government friendly and have their bless. And finally the people that suffers the inflation linked to production cost of goods in U$D and their salaries tied to argentinian pesos. In summary, the "illegal" act helps most of the locals. PS: You can also exchange in some Casas de Cambio at the blue rate. Some substract a 5% of the price if you bring old bill notes, the ones without the blue stripe. They called them "Cabezas chicas", small heads, and the new ones "Cabezas grandes", big heads.
Sweet video I'm moving to Paraguay in 3 year give or take I'll be spending lots of time in Buenos Aires Montevideo Santiago etc thanks or sharing subscribed👍👍
Wait, what is going on? No more Sunday videos or just more videos. 2022 is shaping up to be a good year after a rough start for you guys. Happy for you.
Wow awesome video. Some really great tips. I am loving the tip about the pesos. I think I should visit Argentina soon. What a deal!! Thanks so much for sharing that information! Great video.
Hi guys! I am watching your Argentina videos and loving them. I am going to Argentina/Uruguay for the first time in November. If you had to rate Buenos Aires on a scale of 1-10, how would you rate it? What were your favorite things to do in Buenos Aires? Lastly, what if anything did you not like or would you warn someone about?
jaja cambiaron demasiado dinero, no les va a alcanzar el tiempo para gastar todo eso jaja un abrazo hicieron un buen trato al cambiar por dolar blue, si preguntaban antes de venir a cualquiera de aqui les hubieramos dicho que no cambien en los bancos. (they exchanged too much money, they won't have enough time to spend all that haha a hug they made a good deal exchanging for the blue dollar, if they asked anyone here before coming we would have told them not to change at the banks.) bienvenidos a nuestro pais.(welcome to our country) 😉☺️🇦🇷
@Mirielle VF Hola perdon la tardanza recien me avisa youtube, no te podria decir una cifra exacta a cambiar en dolares ya que el dolar varia mucho pero si en pesos, lo que cambiaron ellos fue demasiado ya que si no los gastas a los pesos argentinos los tendras que cambiar a dolar y lo que obtendras es una perdida ya que para la compra es un valor mayor que el de la venta, para unos 10 dias 70 mil pesos argentinos esta bien con eso tendras suficiente y sino cambias un poco mas para lo que te reste de estadia que te daras cuenta sola ya con los gastos iniciales, otra recomendacion es preguntar a los locales osea a nosotros los argentinos a donde ir ya que te podemos guiar para que no gastes tanto y puedas pasarla genial un abrazo. 😉
Great tip on using western union. We did not know that. Will definitely keep that in mind. We could research where the offices are for where we go and know if this will work. Hey Kenny, we love taking trains too
Just subscribe. Very helpful info for $30/night Air bnb and currency exchange. How can I find your Air BnB host/location (cross street)? It makes me laugh seeing you two stuffing your bag and pockets with money. By the way, I enjoy your other videos as well.
Gladys and Kenny Now for a Expat who wants to live in or around BA can you find a studio or 1 bedroom for under $200.00 USD per month!? Is the rent cheap in BA!
Hi Christopher, yes you can find something within that price range. However, it will depend on neighborhood. Good luck. Buenos Aires is a beautiful city and inexpensive. We would live there.
Yes, that is correct. But as a foreigner if we use are credit and don’t get money from a western Union we are not getting the discount. Thanks for you input.
Giving the W.U. Employee Your address seems dangerous… they could easily give/sell someone that info & even tell them how much money you took out that day.
There are houses of change in all neighborhood of the city. The government restrict the buy of dollar and only percent the population access to buy 200 usd per month this is the reason the parallel market of dollar in Argentina. All my friends argentine buy dolars and this market, their ofert, is make with the dolars of turist in part.
The exchange rate you get with western union is not the Blue Dollar.. is the Tourist Dollar. Different rates... you get a better rate ( blue dollar rate ) if you exchange your USD on the streets of microcentro in Buenos Aires (
You can transfer from your account to yourself or any other person can transfer money to you. Just make sure you have the right details and bring your document and the transaction number provided by Western Union.
Hi Brandon, really? How is that possible? We would love to know. I read that it's currently not possible to link your PayPal account to Western Union directly. Thank you.
Myself and wife are visiting from U.K. 🇬🇧 and we’re early 50s . We are a little nervous using the street cambio but I will go alone to do it and leave wife in hotel . Anyone on here local with any good advice be helpful. Loved the video
hey video creators, could i go to argentina with 500k euro in cash, exchange it at the black market rate, deposit the money into a local bank and wire transfer it back to germany in euro at the official rate?
Seems like a beautiful city. In the most respectful way, you have a gorgeous wife sir! Maybe I can find a sweet chica when I travel ✈️ Do y’all have a visa or just simply visit when you want? 😎
Hey man, thanks for the compliment. She's not only gorgeous, but she is also super funny and great to hang out with. We had to pay for a visa. We got in on arrival, and they accept credit cards. We paid USD 160 per person.
@@GladysandKenny so you bought a visa on spot in Argentina or where did you go? And how long it took? I don’t even have my passport yet I’m still in the process
