Can foreign students study for free in public universities in Argentina?
I have heard that this is so. I want to do an MA at a university in Argentina, and want to know if it will cost me much money.
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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Yes, but you must speak Spanish. Si hablas espanol, entonces podrias investigar los programas de grado en universidades como Universidad de Buenos Aires, que es una de las mejores universidades publicas de Argentina. El nivel economico de vida en Argentina hace que sea muy facil para estudiantes extranjeros, especialmente aquellos que tienen dolares, vivir muy comodamente. Otra universidad en la que podrias estar interesado es Universidad de Palermo, que tiene un excelente departamento de relaciones exteriores. Muy Buena Suerte!
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I think it'll not cost you money if you're a very good student and get always very good grades. But I have to say I'm not as trustful as their homepages. Investigate my frien
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Has anybody ever seen or met a foreign exchange student from Mexico?
Has anybody ever seen or met a foreign exchange student from Mexico?
I honestly haven't That would be cool though. Who has? I have seen in my school, foreign exchange students from China, Japan, Korea to places like Germany, UK,Spain, Italy, France, even closeby places like Canada, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Argentina, but not Mexico. who here has met one.
Other - Cultures & Groups - 2 Answers
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Can you imagine the laughter they would get at the American Embassy in Mexico, trying to get a visa? Because if they do, they would actually have to pay tuition, and why would they do that when crossing the border illegally equals free tuition?
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i have. there's actually a lot of exchange students from Mexico at my school.
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Saturday, May 7, 2011
Do I need a transit visa to fly through Argentina?
Do I need a transit visa to fly through Argentina?
I am an Iranian who hold a student visa of Uruguay. I want to fly through Italy and Argentina to Uruguay. I have an Italian (schengen) transit visa. Do I need also a transit visa for Argentina too?
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You probably do not need a visa. Here's the info you need to look at... National IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) (IR) Transit ARGENTINA (AR) /Destination URUGUAY (UY) ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW ARGENTINA (AR) Visa not required, if continuing by same or first connecting aircraft within 6 hours, holding tickets with confirmed reservations and all documents required for next destination. Passenger must consult transporting carrier if changing airport or other airline's flight. In such case, passenger must be escorted by airline's personnel. Leaving the airport is allowed, but only with authorization of Immigration authorities. Airline which brought passenger to Argentina will be held responsible during whole transit period of passenger. In case of transiting Argentina twice during a journey, see additional information: For details, click here -item 1. Non-compliance with transit requirements will result in fines up to three times the published fare between origin and destination, but will never be less than USD 1,000.-.
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
Can American children go to primary school in Argentina?
Can American children go to primary school in Argentina?
Hey there, I am going to be moving to Buenos Aires Argentina in the next year. I have a 7 year old child that I will be needing to put into Primary School. Are there any special requirements for this? I know that for myself, I will be going to University of Buenos Aires & can get a student visa for this. Does it work basically the same with children? How do I go about doing what needs to be done to make her eligible for school in BA? thanx!
Buenos Aires - 5 Answers
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Well as she is going with you he can have an extended tourist visa for the time you are there. There is no problem to put her in the school but since you are no telling if you are moving temporarily or permanent, neither if she can speak spanish it is difficult to tell you what is the best option. I pass for the same situation but on the other direction. My advice is to put her in a bilingual school, generally private but no too expensive ( more if you think to come back with her).
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Hello, As long as you're all legally allowed to live in Buenos Aires you wont have any problems with this, you will need to apply for a visa for her and obviously if you're in the university you'll automatically be allowed a visa. Hope that helps... check out this link it has some extra information about Buenos Aires that will probably help you: http://www.bsas4u.com/insidertipstobsas.php Good luck!
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Yes! http://www.embassyofargentina.us/espanol/seccionconsular/studentvisa.htm
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Hello! I think you will not have any problems with your child here in Buenos Aires. We also have schools prepared for it with American teachers and special programs for foreign people. About the Visa yes! its basically work the same for childrens. You just have to start looking for the institutions. Good Luck! Agustin
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NO, foreign children must remain uneducated, they are not allowed to go to school.
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Hey there, I am going to be moving to Buenos Aires Argentina in the next year. I have a 7 year old child that I will be needing to put into Primary School. Are there any special requirements for this? I know that for myself, I will be going to University of Buenos Aires & can get a student visa for this. Does it work basically the same with children? How do I go about doing what needs to be done to make her eligible for school in BA? thanx!
Buenos Aires - 5 Answers
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Well as she is going with you he can have an extended tourist visa for the time you are there. There is no problem to put her in the school but since you are no telling if you are moving temporarily or permanent, neither if she can speak spanish it is difficult to tell you what is the best option. I pass for the same situation but on the other direction. My advice is to put her in a bilingual school, generally private but no too expensive ( more if you think to come back with her).
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Hello, As long as you're all legally allowed to live in Buenos Aires you wont have any problems with this, you will need to apply for a visa for her and obviously if you're in the university you'll automatically be allowed a visa. Hope that helps... check out this link it has some extra information about Buenos Aires that will probably help you: http://www.bsas4u.com/insidertipstobsas.php Good luck!
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Yes! http://www.embassyofargentina.us/espanol/seccionconsular/studentvisa.htm
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Hello! I think you will not have any problems with your child here in Buenos Aires. We also have schools prepared for it with American teachers and special programs for foreign people. About the Visa yes! its basically work the same for childrens. You just have to start looking for the institutions. Good Luck! Agustin
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NO, foreign children must remain uneducated, they are not allowed to go to school.
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