Expat Women in Buenos Aires
Serena
Buenos Aires
About me
Hi! I’m Serena — a 22-year-old creator, marketer, and adventure lover. I’m passionate about exploring new places, connecting with inspiring people, and turning every trip into a story. I work remotely while building my own digital projects, so traveling is part of my lifestyle. I’m a Christian, and I absolutely love working with kids — they inspire me and bring so much joy to my life. I love discovering local culture, good food, hidden gems, and capturing everything through content. Always excited to meet other women who travel with purpose, faith, and freedom.
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Martu
Buenos Aires
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Hey! My name is Martina Guadalupe Ferrara. I'm 26 years old and I'm Libra with moon and ascent in Leo. I used to study Tourism at the University and I have a aeronautical license as a flight attendant but never worked in the industry. I am also a volunteer in the Red Cross since I study first aids and RCP and in a animal shelter as a foster home for pets. I have a nice and shy cat. His name is "Mushu" like the dragon in Mulan. I also have a dog called "Hipolito" but he lives with my parents 4km away. I live alone since I was 20 and work since I was 15, not for necessity, only for choice. I love being outside and in the nature. While I am in vacation, I love trekking, try new foods and get in touch with coultures. I've decided to embark on an epic adventure that will take me across Europe all the way to Asia, with no exact end date, but I estimate it will take me around 2 to 4 years. It's a long-term plan, but the excitement is kicking in right now! For now, the only organized parts of my itinerary are the initial stages: -I land in Barcelona on November 26th to kick things off. Thanks to a couple of petsitting gigs, I'll be: -From December 19th to January 5th in Switzerland (Eglisau, very close to Zurich). -From January 8th to March 6th in Germany (Karlsruhe). The rest of the itinerary is a blank canvas that I will paint as I go. If you have friends, contacts, recommendations, or any crazy ideas for Europe, please don't hesitate to share them!
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Antonia
Buenos Aires
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Hey, Im Antonia! Half Ecuadorian 🇪🇨 half Chilean 🇨🇱 living in Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷. I love traveling, fashion, dancing and I have 2 cats 🐈⬛🤍 -Spanish -English -Portuguese
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Wadana
Buenos Aires
About me
90% of my decisions are for the plot. my solo travels began when i moved to tanzania to an international boarding school. from there, the side quests have been never ending. i study at university in the us but i’m on an exchange semester in buenos aires.
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Emma
Buenos Aires
About me
Hi! I'm Emma, I'm 24 and from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I love traveling, meeting new people, and discovering interesting places. I'm really into sports, live music, art museums, and historic spots. I'm super easygoing and love a good chat :)
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Mercurio
Buenos Aires
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Hola 👋 Soy Mercurio, vivo en Buenos Aires. Conozco mucho mi ciudad y le gusta mucho ir a comer a lugares especiales: ricos, tradicionales, étnicos, etc. Trabajo en un Museo cuyo entrada es gratuita y doy visitas guiadas, las espero!!
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Cintia
Buenos Aires
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Hello, my name is Cin, I’m 25 and from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I’m friendly, and funny. I love learning from other people and discovering new ways of living. I’m currently traveling around Europe, trying to connect deeply with the places I visit and the people I meet. I decided to do a solo travel when I had done a volunteer in Patagonia a few months ago, where I met new friends that motivated me to do it :))
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Angela
Buenos Aires
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I'm from Colombia, and I had spent the last three years living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I've been in amazing places in Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Uruguay, but Im sooo bad at taking and saving pictures! 😅 I'm a literary translator and Spanish as a foreign language teacher. The only way I can enjoy summer is next to the river or the ocean, so I'm planning my next move to Rio de Janeiro. I try to ride my bike everywhere and I love watching birds.
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Is Buenos Aires safe for women?
Buenos Aires is generally a safe city but it depends on where you are. If you stay and move around barrios like Belgrano, Palermo and Ricoleta, it is as safe to walk alone as a woman during night as in any other big city.
Posted: November 13, 2025Buenos Aires is one of the most safest cities in latinamerica, but as in any other city in the world, I recommend to pay attention always tl the surroundings. Always ask advice from locals and try to stay in busy areas
Posted: October 1, 2025Expats in Argentina
