I lived in BsAs from 2001-2003 and worked with Transpack Argentina http://www.transpack.com.ar/en/index.html as the sponsor of our expat group and some charity projects. The also performed a complicated "over the balcony" move for us when we needed to have some furniture recovered and I can't say enough good things about them.

Ask to speak to Cliff Williamson, the president, and tell him that Roxanne Davis said hello from Qatar.

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I used Suddath moving for the U.S. part and Argenmove (http://www.argenmove.com/) for the Argentine part. They were great and took care of our stuff from customs to our doorstep. If you're bringing cars be ready to pay the import tax, which I understand is very steep.

Good luck.

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Hello,

My wife and I own a Vineyard in San Rafael and a Condo in Mendoza.

We have made the decision to move to Argentina, San Rafael, which will necessitate a 40' Container with household goods and one SUV.

Any research you can share will be greatly appreciated.

All of the shippers I have contacted leave me with a queasy feeling and the prices are all over the board ranging from USD$5,000 to $9,000. Some say I have to deliver the goods and drive my car into the container and fasten it down. Others say, "No problem, we do everything"

Sincerely,

Tom and Yvonne Phelan

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