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With its centuries-old churches, sidewalk cafes, and enchanting countryside along with its great shopping and fine international cuisine, the decision to retire there may be made for you the first week you arrive.
Known for its sophistication and energetic style, retiring to Argentina will afford you the opportunity to meet neighbors who emigrated from Europe; participate in sports, if you happen to be a soccer enthusiast, and become part of a culture that mirrors Europe but is less expensive and more within your retirement budget.
Retire to Argentina and enjoy the nation’s capital of Buenos Aires which houses one of the finest opera houses in the world. Love to dance? The Tango is the national dance and is described as “a dance of intimate separation and common rhythm, combining both an elegant reserve and an exuberant passion. ”This is the essence of Argentina, its people, neighborhoods, culture, and beauty.
Buenos Aires, Argentina Tango anyone? If you plan to retire to Buenos Aires, you will find it is composed of many small places encompassing profound details. Amid the glass skyscrapers casting their shadows on 19th century Victorian houses; tango bars and a treasure trove of antique shops which line the streets, retire to Buenos Aires and live it up!
Argentina Country Specific Information A valid passport is required for U.S.citizens to enter Argentina. U.S.citizens do not need a visa for visits of up to 90 days for tourism or business. The U.S. Embassy is located at Avenida Colombia 4300 in Palermo For additional information on Embassy services
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