Archive for ‘Argentina’
Custody and International Divorce – Getting Parenting Time Abroad of my US Citizen Children
By Cathy Brown - (2)Going through an ugly divorce is difficult enough, but add in international custody issues…
Expat Entrepreneur Interview with Parker Stanberry of Oasis Collections
By Cathy Brown and Parker Stanberry - (0)Parker Stanberry has taken high-end tourism by storm in Latin America. Beginning in Argentina, his business…
Entrepreneurs Can Bypass Bureaucracy in Argentina by Buying a Shell Company
By Cathy Brown - (5)Setting up a company in Argentina can take many months, lots of money, and loads of headaches…
Taking Your Work Mobile – With or Without Your Employer’s Permission
By Lisa Besserman and Cathy Brown - (2)How one inspiring woman has managed to balance an insatiable wanderlust that has taken her all over the world, while still maintaining a respectable…
Expat Entrepreneur Interview with David Garrett
By Cathy Brown and David Garrett - (3)Since first moving abroad in 2001, David has done everything from develop a vineyard in South America to develop software in Asia.
The Bureaucracy of Living in Argentina: Is it Worth it?
By Hugo Lesser - (5)here is a cost to living in the land of endless malbec wine, snow-capped Andes, passionate tango and bustling Buenos Aires…
Argentina Positions Itself as One of the Most Gay Friendly Expat Destinations
By Cathy Brown - (1)With legal gay marriage for locals and foreigners, and their progressive new Gender Identity Law which covers sex change operations…
Latin America Leaders Unite to Decriminalize Drugs for Personal Use
By Cathy Brown - (9)Facing the ineffectiveness of US anti-drug policy, many Latin American countries are calling for and enacting legalization of drugs for personal use…
Starting a Leather Goods Business in Northwest Argentina
By Hugo Lesser - (2)Many people move abroad and want or need to begin their own business to support themselves. Hugo Lesser, from the UK, moved to Salta, Argentina…
Zen and the Art of Being Trapped in a Foreign Country
By Maya May - (17)In 2005, Maya took an impromptu 3 week trip to Buenos Aires. A relationship began, and she has been forced to learn the hard way…
Interview with Maya Frost: Globetrotting Expat and Author of The Global Student
By Cathy Brown, Maya Frost - (0)Maya Frost and her husband Tom left the US in 2005 with four teenage girls and haven’t ever…
New Senior Editor of Escape From America
By Cathy Brown - (2)I’m Cathy Brown, and I am so proud and excited to reconnect with Escape From America, this time as the new Senior Editor. A few years ago I was a contributing writer here, and also was a guest editor for Escape Artist. Some of you may remember me from my days when I started…
Bueno Entonces: The Innovative Spanish Language Course That Has you Laughing While You Learn
By Cathy Brown - (2)This is by far the most fun Spanish course I have found yet. Engaging and almost addictive…
A Genuinely Exciting Opportunity to Purchase One of the Best Known Tourist Estancias in Argentina
By Susan Beverley - (0)The sale of Estancia La Margarita in the Provincia de Buenos Aires () is without doubt, in our opinion…
Nomadic Retirement: Chapter Two, From Chile to Argentina
By Jamie Douglas - (0)In the first installment of this series on circling the globe in the southern hemisphere, we visited New Zealand and then…
Entertainment and Culture in Argentina
By Tom McMurrain - (2)Escapeartist wants you to explore Argentina and dive into the activities that interest yo the most…
A Fabulous Opportunity to Live (rent free) and Work in Argentina
By Patrick Bright - (1)The excitement of leaving the states to begin a new life abroad is tempered some by the predominant question…
Trout Fishing Patagonia, Argentina
By Steven Lowy - (0)Fly Fishing Patagonia proved to be the ultimate trout fishing experience due to the extraordinary beauty of the locale…
A Short History of Argentina in its Street Names
By David Cummings - (1)No matter in which town, big or small you find yourself in Argentina you notice the same street names time after time…
Argentina: Hunting and Fishing Tours
By Tom Ocean - (2)As the eighth largest country in the world, Argentina is blessed with an exceptional diversity of geography, topography, resources, and culture…
