cali_chile48 wrote:i came here on a one way ticket in december, 2009 and i had no problems. i haven't flown since then, so i can't compare the level of security and how that might have changed from then to now. that might be an issue, but i doubt it. chile is fairly easy-going about such things. the documents you have should be enough if you have any problems, and no doubt your fiancee will be nearby to help verify your story.
regioncentralX wrote::roll:
You all are missing the point.
1 ---- It has long been established that the Chilean authorities won't ask or care not to mention this is backed up by an official exemption in the rules.
2 --- The problems people speak of having are with the AIRLINE when purchasing or at CHECK-IN.
3 --- As experienced others have pointed out, all you need to do is direct an ignorant airline employee to look it up in Timatic. As previously described, Timatic is the database the entire travel industry uses to check entry and other requirements before they allow a traveler to board.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users