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Livability · rank 55/167

Is 🇦🇷 Argentina (Buenos Aires) a good place to live?

Quality score 73/100 against essentials of $925/month. Buenos Aires culture per dollar is unmatched; economic volatility is the backdrop.

The five metrics

Internet 77 192.7 Mbps median broadband, 89.7% online
Safety 73 4.5 homicides/100k (2023)
Healthcare 80 UHC service coverage 80/100 (2023)
Air quality 83 PM2.5 12.5 µg/m³ (2023)
English 50 day-to-day usability

Beside the score, not inside it

Neither of these is part of the composite above, deliberately. Folding governance into a quality-of-life number would bury a political judgement where you could not see it or argue with it, and connection price is a different question from connection speed — somewhere fast and expensive and somewhere slow and cheap are different trade-offs, not one average.

Rule of law
middling
World Bank WGI estimate -0.25 · corruption control -0.33 · stability -0.17 (2024). Scale −2.5 to +2.5, higher is better.
What connectivity costs
$65.78 /mo broadband
Mobile 10GB $8.29/month. ITU price basket. The speed above is scored; this price is not.

What your budget buys

Monthly budget vs essentials ($925) Verdict
$2,000 2.2× very comfortable
$3,000 3.2× like royalty
$5,000 5.4× like royalty

Essentials from the Pint & Property basket. Rank countries by your own priorities in the interactive matrix.

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Similar value-for-money

See also: everyday prices · retiring in Argentina

Frequently asked questions

Is Argentina a good place to live for remote workers?
Argentina scores 73/100 on our equal-weighted livability composite (internet 192.7 Mbps, safety 73, healthcare 80, air quality 83, english 50) — rank 55 of 167. Buenos Aires culture per dollar is unmatched; economic volatility is the backdrop.
How fast is the internet in Argentina?
Median fixed broadband is around 192.7 Mbps. Buenos Aires culture per dollar is unmatched; economic volatility is the backdrop.
What does $3,000/month get you in Argentina?
Single-person essentials run about $925/month at local prices, so $3,000 lives "like royalty" (3.2× essentials).
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