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Temporary Resident Visa Chile

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About

All foreign nationals visiting Chile with the intention of relocating there due to family links with Chileans, making investments there, or whose residency is deemed advantageous or valuable to the nation must obtain a Temporary Resident Visa. 

For a maximum of one year, the bearer of this type of visa is permitted to work, study, and/or do business. A Dependent Temporary Resident Visa, which does not permit employment, may be requested by the applicant's parents, spouse, or children. The original marriage or birth certificate must attest to the relationship with the primary applicant.

Eligibility

This type of visa is for;

  • people whose relatives are in Chile
  • for foreign investors
  • researchers
  • scientists
  • official members of the church
  • persons starting their work as technical advisors for foreign or Chilean entities.

Documents

The requirements are the following.

  • A valid passport
  • Three passport-size photos.
  • Health certificates attesting to the petitioner's good health and absence of any contagious or infectious diseases.
  • Police background report on criminal activity
  • Application letter outlining the duration and reasons for staying in Chile to the consul.
  • The details of your financial status must be stated clearly. (It might be a monthly pay slip or another financial statement).
  • Location in Chile. The spouse must complete and sign the application if the applicant is married.
  • It is advisable to include the applicant's phone number and the intended departure date.

Process

When to Apply
Before applying for this visa, you should make sure you meet all the requirements to be eligible for this visa. You may apply a couple of months before you want to move to the country.

Visa Processing Time
It takes approximately 4 weeks to complete the process. The applicant has 90 days from when the visa is issued to enter the nation.

How to Apply
You must apply for a Chile temporary residence online. After your online application is approved, you must take your passport and supporting documentation to a Chilean consulate to collect your visa. You may also hire a visa consultant to avoid any trouble.

Duration & Fees

Duration
A Temporary Resident Visa in Chile is valid for a maximum of one year.

Fees
Visa fees in Chile vary by nation and vary from 50 USD to 150 USD. Once you've completed your Chile visa application online, you'll know how much you'll have to pay.

Extension

A Temporary Resident Visa in Chile is valid for a maximum of one year. You can only renew it once, allowing you to stay in Chile for two years with a Temporary Resident Visa. After that, you must apply for a Permanent stay or leave Chile.

Highlights

Business
Investors widely use temporary residence.

Residence
The visa can lead to a permanent stay in the country.

Work
It can also be used for foreign employees in Chile.

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