With the holiday season approaching and travel plans underway, it is important to consider the following aspects, especially depending on your migratory status in Chile:

General Recommendations

• Verify the validity of your passport or ID (at least 6 months before the expiration date).
• Ensure you carry all required documentation for traveling with minors, if applicable.
• Confirm with the airline or transport company whether there are additional requirements for your destination.

1.- Temporary Resident Category (Tourist)

If you enter and leave Chile as a tourist, keep the following in mind:

Documents for leaving Chile:

• Valid passport or ID (depending on your nationality).
• Unique Migration Card issued by PDI (Investigative Police of Chile).
• Extension of Temporary Stay (if applicable).

Documents for entering Chile:

• Valid passport or ID.
• Ticket showing departure from Chile within 90 days of entry.
• Proof of financial means (USD 46 per day of stay).
• Details of your accommodation in Chile.

Traveling with minors:

• Apostilled and translated birth certificate, if applicable.
• Travel authorization signed by both parents, apostilled and translated.

2.- Temporary or Permanent Resident Category

For those with valid residency:

Documents for leaving and entering Chile:

• Valid passport or ID.
• Valid Foreign National Identity Card.

Traveling with minors:

• Apostilled and translated birth certificate, if applicable.
• Travel authorization signed by both parents, apostilled and translated.

3.- Resident in Process (Temporary or Permanent)

If your residency is in process, ensure the following:

Documents for leaving and entering Chile:

• Valid passport or ID.
• Expired Foreign National Identity Card.
• Certificate of Residency in Process or its extension.

Traveling with minors:

• Apostilled and translated birth certificate, if applicable.
• Travel authorization signed by both parents, apostilled and translated.

We recommend planning and organizing your travels in advance, always checking for updates on migratory requirements.

Happy holidays and safe travels!