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Hola, ¿alguien de León, Guanajuato conoce o tiene el contacto de algún médico veterinario autorizado o especializado en trámites de SENASICA para exportación de mascotas?

Necesito realizar el Certificado Zoosanitario de Exportación para viajar al extranjero con mi perro, que es mi perro de apoyo emocional.

Tengo entendido que en el Aeropuerto Internacional del Bajío (BJX) ya no están realizando este trámite directamente, así que estoy buscando algún veterinario en León que pueda ayudarme con la documentación y verificar que todo esté en regla antes del viaje.

Si alguien ha realizado este trámite recientemente y puede recomendarme algún veterinario, clínica o MVZ que se encargue de este tipo de certificados, agradecería mucho el contacto y cualquier experiencia que puedan compartir.

I have a hypothetical question and would genuinely like to hear people's opinions, especially from people who have been in relationships with foreigners.

Imagine you meet someone from another country, you develop a genuine relationship, you get along very well, and eventually you start considering marriage. However, you know that getting married could also help that person with their immigration status in your country.

Would knowing that influence your decision to get married?

And on the other side, if you were the person whose immigration status could potentially benefit from the marriage, would you feel comfortable marrying someone knowing that it could also make your immigration process easier?

I'm not talking about fake marriages, paying someone to get married, or trying to circumvent immigration laws. I'm simply curious about how people feel about this factor when there is already a genuine relationship and marriage is being seriously considered.

Would it make you more hesitant, or would it not really matter as long as the relationship itself was genuine?

I have a hypothetical question and would genuinely like to hear people's opinions, especially from people who have been in relationships with foreigners.

Imagine you meet someone from another country, you develop a genuine relationship, you get along very well, and eventually you start considering marriage. However, you know that getting married could also help that person with their immigration status in your country.

Would knowing that influence your decision to get married?

And on the other side, if you were the person whose immigration status could potentially benefit from the marriage, would you feel comfortable marrying someone knowing that it could also make your immigration process easier?

I'm not talking about fake marriages, paying someone to get married, or trying to circumvent immigration laws. I'm simply curious about how people feel about this factor when there is already a genuine relationship and marriage is being seriously considered.

Would it make you more hesitant, or would it not really matter as long as the relationship itself was genuine?

What do you think?

Hola a todos

Soy mexicano y en una semana viajaré a Buenos Aires, donde estaré unas semanas. Quiero aprovechar al máximo mi estancia y conocer la ciudad más allá de los lugares turísticos.

¿Qué me recomiendan visitar? Busco todo tipo de sugerencias: restaurantes, bodegones, cafeterías, parques, museos, librerías, bares, actividades culturales, tiendas de videojuegos y tecnología, mercados o cualquier lugar que ustedes consideren imperdible.

Además, como viajaré solo, si alguien tiene ganas de tomar un café, recorrer algún barrio, visitar un museo, caminar por algún parque o simplemente pasar un buen rato conociendo la ciudad, será un gusto. Siempre con buena onda y respeto.

Hola a todas y todos, soy mexicano, después de muchos años de vivir la inseguridad en carne propia y que las cosas no cambian, he decidido salir de mí país. Estoy considerando Santiago de Chile y Buenos Aires, ambos me gustaron pero solo he ido como turista, quisiera saber sus opiniones, y si tienen algunas otras opciones a considerar, les agradezco de antemano.