bonjour à tous les expatriés en Argentine !!
Voilà ma grande question :
comment faites-vous pour votre couverture sociale..? ça m'intéresse surtout pour ceux qui ne travaillent pas, et donc ne sont pas couverts par leur boulot... : un système de sécu privé ? à quel prix ??
Jusqu'à présent je n'en ai pas eu besoin, mais définitivement là.. ça devient nécessaire.
Merci à ceux qui peuvent me donner des infos !
Catamarca, bonsoir,
J'ai pris une couverture médicale lorsque j'habitais Buenos-Aires à l'Hôpital italiano car il était à côté de chez moi.
c'est une couverture totale pour mon épouse et moi et le prix se compte d'après l'âge. Je vis en Argentine sans travailler.Il y en a d'autres certainement mais toutes coûtent à peu de chose près la même chose. Le tout c'est d'avoir un service complet.
pour de plus amples renseignements contacte-moi en privé.
A bientôt.😎
No deje crecer hierba en el camino de la amistad.
"Il y a les vivants, les morts... et ceux qui partent en mer." Victor Hugo.
Hola teckocean,
comment allez-vous?
Entre vivre quelques mois ou quelques années, il y a une différence.
Qu'appelez-vous zône chaude? Car jusqu'à Mar del Plata, nous sommes dans une zône méditéranéenne.
Mais enrtre Mar del Plata et Iguazu ou Salta ou Catamarca ou Tucuman, il y a un monde!
Je vis à Mar del Plata comme je vivais en Belgique mais d'une façon beaucoup meilleure, pour le temps, pour la vie en générale.
Il ne m'étais plus possible, avec ma retraite de vivre décemment en Belgique.
Par exemple, la facture mensuelle de la TV + Internet me coûte 196, 7$ (pesos), la taxe des services urbains est de 813, 3$/an, la taxe des oeuvres sanitaires est de 140, 74$/mois, Impôt immobilier 1.025, 5$/an, nous avons une assurance médicale totale qui nous coûte 1150$/mois/pour 2 personnes. (Plan de santé), La facture de gaz s'élève à 1400$/an, cela comprend l'eau chaude, la cuisinière et le chauffage (mais nous sommes frileux), cela fait environ 107$/mois, électricité:1195, 01$/an soit environ 100$/mois, nous avons un système d'alarme qui nous coûte 78$/mois.Voilà en gros ce que je paye avant de commencer à manger. Par rapport à l'Europe, nous sommes loin du compte.
Le prix d'un parcours en bus urbain nous coûte 1, 6$ jusqu'à destination.
Le prix d'un taxi: environ 15$ pour faire +/-8 km
Pour se nourrir c'est très bon marché, vis à vis de l'Europe. Cela dépend naturellement de ce qu'on mange, nous, nous mangeons sans retenue. Un très bon vin coûte 12$ (75cl).
Il n'y a aucune comparaison avec les prix Européens.
Pour la vie culturelle, cela dépend de vous, car un aime bien le théâtre et l'autre non, etc...Mais, ici, dans les grandes villes c'est exactement comme en Europe, on rencontre de tout et même un peu plus.
Vous pouvez voyager dans tout le pays en BUS à des prix interressant.
Il n'est pas nécessaire d'avoir une voiture (qui coûte très cher à l'emploi et en plus il faut le permis argentin), mais ceci est pour le résident.
Je ne sais si ma réponse vous satisfait mais ce n'est que de visu qu'on se rends compte que la vie ici est tout à fait différente de chez nous.
Si vous êtes pour venir, soyez certain que la vie ici est totalement différente de chez vous. Vous êtes gagnant!
Pour six mois, c'est pas la peine de vous tourmenter, pour un long terme c'est différent.
A bientôt,
😎
No deje crecer hierba en el camino de la amistad.
"Il y a les vivants, les morts... et ceux qui partent en mer." Victor Hugo.
je n'ai pas reellement trouvé jolie cette grande ville. je suppose qu' il y a une ame chaleureuse ds cette ville? EST ELLE DYNAMIQUE, ??
JE suppose qu'elle presente beaucoup d'atouts.pouvez vous nous dire lesquels sur le plan culturel et l 'immobilier. que faut il faire pour devenir resident?en fait nous pensons y rester 9 mois /an.
bonne continuation et a++ pour vos reponses
Hola teckocean,
Je suppose que vous parlez de Mar del Plata?
Bien entendu, il y d'autres villes, mais vous cherchez du chaud ce qui fait que çà restreint le nombre de celle-ci.
Vous cherchez également le confort du culturel, de l'immobilier...
Il y a également San miguel de Tucuman, très belle ville, plus tranquille et agréable.
Maintenant pour l'immobilier, on trouve en permanence son bonheur.
Mais pour acheter légalement, il faut être minimum résident. Toujours bien choisir son notaire, c'est très important. Ici, je connais et sais la marche à suivre, autre part, je ne peux en parler. Pour une maison, il y a tous les prix mais à partir de 95.000US$ çà devient chic. Tout se paye en Dollars américain lors de l'achat d'une maison. Ne pensez pas venir avec 150.000US$ et acheter, çà ne prend pas, la banque, le notaire va vous demander d'où vient l'argent. Légalement, vous pouvez entrer en Argentine avec un maximum de 10.000US$ par personne.
Pour ce qui est d'être résident, il y a toute une procédure en France avec le Consulat argentin et ensuite la procédure en Argentine, il faut compter minimum 1 an pour avoir sa carte de résidence. Il faudra par après passer le permis de conduire si vous désirez acheter une voiture, etc, etc.
Je peux vous donner mon parcours mais pour çà contacter-moi sur mon mail ou en réponse VF privée.
L'Argentine est un pays avec ses lois comme la France. Si en France, on ne peut pas faire ce que l'on veut, ici c'est la même chose.
Maintenant, si vous venez pour travailler ici, oubliez ce rêve car, en admettant que vous ayez un emploi, ce n'est pas avec 2000 pesos que vous allez pouvoir vivre.
Vous dites que vous pensez y rester 9 mois/an, je suppose que c'est 9 mois par an.
Et qui va garder votre maison lorsque vous n'êtes pas là? Qui va payer les taxes et les frais (électricité, eau, gaz...) que vous devez payer tous les mois? çà fait beaucoup de questions tout çà!
A bientôt.😎
No deje crecer hierba en el camino de la amistad.
"Il y a les vivants, les morts... et ceux qui partent en mer." Victor Hugo.
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