mikelley2
2/5/2017 07:40 EST
Be prepared for new regulations when considering immigration to Argentina. My contact in San Rafael says that anyone convicted of a felony will net be allowed in the country and new laws will be much tougher in the future to obtain a resident visa. This after Macri is tightening up after a study showing that 22% of the felons in prison are foreigners. Be prepared for immigration officials to be more vigilant.
mike
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TomP
2/5/2017 07:44 EST
Mike,
Thanks for the info.
I don't blame Macri or any country that prohibits Felons coming in to their country. True, the issue still exists, "If the Felon dully paid his/her time and restitution etc. maybe he/she should have another shot at civilian life".
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LorenzoBaroneLaw
2/23/2017 13:51 EST
Hello, my is Octavio, and I Work in a Law Firm in Córdoba , Argentina. The Firm advice foreigners on legal tópics such as inmigration, banks, etc. If you need help or are interested in applying for a residence do not hesitate in contacting me to schedule an appointment with a lawyer at: information@lorenzobarone.com
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expat0tree
2/24/2017 06:55 EST
Macri did make a mistake i think by labeling bolivians and paraguayans as the source of the problem in the fight against gang related violence. It's not necessarily the poor in the villa who are perpetuating the problem, but rather the corrupt officials, the police and municipalities that cannot be disciplined for obvious reasons.
plus criminal backgroubd check is already in place for anybody wanting to get their DNI, what they want is to copy trump's policies and use racial profiling as a way to filter out the supposed bad guys, which will only spoil relationships with our neighbors and sow deep divisions within our already fragmented society.
wonder what happened to his ambitious promise to reform the police? he was politely reminded that such plan is not advisable.
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