Entry Requirements
When traveling to Chile, you must meet the following requirements:
- Check if you need a Temporary Stay Permit based on your country of origin [here].
- Apply for your Temporary Stay Visa for stays under 90 days through the Consular Services platform [here].
- Verify if there are any fees associated with this process in the [tariff table].
- Australian travelers require a specific E-visa, which can be obtained [here].
- Carry a verifiable hotel/accommodation reservation or a notarized invitation letter from a Chilean notary.
- Provide proof of financial solvency, such as a bank statement or other documentation, showing at least USD $46 per day of your stay in Chile.
- Present a valid passport or ID card, as applicable.
- For more information, visit [this link].
Mandatory Requirements for Entering Rapa Nui:
- Single Entry Form (FUI).
- Round-trip ticket with a maximum stay of 30 days, including arrival and departure days.
- Reservation with a SERNATUR-registered tourism service or an invitation letter processed by the Provincial Delegation.
- A guide is required to visit Rapa Nui National Park.
- Purchase your Rapa Nui National Park ticket online [here].
- Meliferous products (honey-derived) are not allowed on the island.
- Avoid touching or feeding marine wildlife, especially sea turtles.
Border Crossings:
- Check open border crossings and their schedules [here].
Ready for Your Adventure?
By following these entry requirements, you’ll ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey to Chile and Rapa Nui. Whether you’re exploring the vibrant landscapes of the mainland or immersing yourself in the rich culture of Easter Island, a well-prepared traveler is a happy traveler. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out—your unforgettable ecotourism adventure with Chile Prístino awaits!