anyone living in argentina right now?? should i move back to argentina!??

Lola P · 03-14-2008, 04:39 AM

i was born in cordoba and lived there till i was 10 before my parents moved to the united states. im still a citizen of argentina but i have permanent residency in the united states. my spanish is a little rusty but my parents speak it at home so a little practice and i should be ok!

anyway, i cant stand living in the united states and im thinking that after grad school and working for a few years, i want to move back to argentina. i would have to give up my united states residency which means that i wouldnt be able to go back to the united states unless i was able to get a perment job.

do you think this is a good idea!?? what do you think my chances of getting a job in argentina are??? i work in the museum/art history/anthropology profession...
mimi, that sounded rude and almost racist...as if youre kicking me out of the united states...not very nice.

No se · 03-14-2008, 04:39 AM

oh God, can we switch places? I was also born in Cordoba but have been living in the States for 5 years...until next week when my visa expires. And i don't want to go back because of the uncertainty of everything.
There's a 15%-20% unemployment rate in Argentina right now, and it doesn't look like things are gonna change any time soon. It's be hard for you to find a job, especially in that field. If i was you, i'd stay here, get the citizenship and then give Argentina a try if you want to so much. Just don't expect everything to be the same, especially big cities like Cordoba. It's pretty unsafe. Good luck whatever you decide.

elgil · 03-14-2008, 04:40 AM

If you became a citizen in USA, you won't have a problem. Are you serious about Brazilian players tanking the game? That's ridiculous. They rather get kill than do that.

03-14-2008, 04:39 AM	#1 (permalink)
Lola P Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1	anyone living in argentina right now?? should i move back to argentina!?? i was born in cordoba and lived there till i was 10 before my parents moved to the united states. im still a citizen of argentina but i have permanent residency in the united states. my spanish is a little rusty but my parents speak it at home so a little practice and i should be ok! anyway, i cant stand living in the united states and im thinking that after grad school and working for a few years, i want to move back to argentina. i would have to give up my united states residency which means that i wouldnt be able to go back to the united states unless i was able to get a perment job. do you think this is a good idea!?? what do you think my chances of getting a job in argentina are??? i work in the museum/art history/anthropology profession... mimi, that sounded rude and almost racist...as if youre kicking me out of the united states...not very nice.

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03-14-2008, 04:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
No se Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1	oh God, can we switch places? I was also born in Cordoba but have been living in the States for 5 years...until next week when my visa expires. And i don't want to go back because of the uncertainty of everything. There's a 15%-20% unemployment rate in Argentina right now, and it doesn't look like things are gonna change any time soon. It's be hard for you to find a job, especially in that field. If i was you, i'd stay here, get the citizenship and then give Argentina a try if you want to so much. Just don't expect everything to be the same, especially big cities like Cordoba. It's pretty unsafe. Good luck whatever you decide.

03-14-2008, 04:40 AM	#3 (permalink)
elgil Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 1	If you became a citizen in USA, you won't have a problem. Are you serious about Brazilian players tanking the game? That's ridiculous. They rather get kill than do that.