What you need to know before travelling to Chile
Certificate of vaccination or a negative result in a PCR test within a maximum of 48 hours from departure
(In case you don’t have a certificate of vaccination)
Take a mandatory and randomly assigned COVID test upon arrival and a US$46 daily budget.
Yes! Chile has opened its borders for foreign travelers. Non-resident foreigners are able to enter Chile following the next measures:
Travelers under 18 do not have any requirements to enter the country.
For more information, you can visit https://chile.travel/en/planviajarachile or contact one of our specialists who will help you planning your trip to Chile.
(Updated to: 28/02/2023)
If you would like more information regarding the requirements, you can contact the Chilean Government through the following telephone number: +56 2 2871 7800.
Yes, commercial flights are operating for both locals and foreign travelers.
Yes, you can travel between regions.
Yes, you can visit the island. You must follow these requirements:
Tickets to Rapana Nui National Park:
Travelers are able to enter Chile through the following airports:
Yes. But it can change. Please, keep updated in the Social Media of Pasos Fronterizos in Chile.
Yes, all the National Parks are open.
Yes, and the test results reliably available within 72 hours. A COVID-19 test can be taken at any public hospital or private clinic. Travelers must pay for their own testing, whether by direct payment to the medical institution or through insurance.
The use of a face mask is mandatory only in health centers (including farmacies) and establishments. It is recommended in closed spaces.
Signs on floors will indicate the minimum required separation distance.
Hand sanitizer will be available for all travelers.
Travellers should keep a distance of 1 meter between them.
The bus should be aired out before and after the trip.
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