Chile Forum

jalundberg wrote:Someone correct me if I am wrong, but I believe regardless of nationality, tourist visas are given upon entrance into the country at point of entry.

The public interface to Timatic at delta.com wrote:/ 09APR08 / 1639 UTC



National INDIA (IN)
Residence UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (AE)
Destination CHILE (CL)


CHILE (CL)



Passport and visa required.

In all cases:
if passenger holds an APEC Business Travel Card:
visa not required, provided back of card states it is valid
for travel to Chile.

Passenger must hold:
- Tourist Card, issued free of charge, on board aircraft or on
arrival. Validity is 90 days (extension possible); and
- sufficient funds; and
- return or onward ticket.


Exempt from holding return/onward ticket:

when arriving for touristic purposes and holding credit card

or sufficient funds to purchase a ticket.


Minors: foreign minors up to 18 years old travelling:
- alone, are recommended to hold notarised authorisation from

both parents/guardians;
- with one parent or one legal guardian, are recommended to
hold notarised authorisation by the absent parent.

In case minor is adopted, legal permission from both parents
is required (Tribunal Permission/court order).

Non-compliance with entry regulations may result in heavy

fines and deportation at carrier's expense. ...