Chile Forum

I also applied for a visa in Conce recently. I have 2 papers stapled in my passport, a small green one, and a big white one. The green one is the temporary permission to work, and the white one is the application for the visa. On the white paper in box #6, at the bottom, under CALIDAD DE VISACION, it clearly says SUJETA A CONTRATO. I also don't see a RUT anywhere in my paperwork.

So it sounds like you have something different. I'm jealous.

Bagudoko wrote:I also applied for a visa in Conce recently. I have 2 papers stapled in my passport, a small green one, and a big white one. The green one is the temporary permission to work, and the white one is the application for the visa. On the white paper in box #6, at the bottom, under CALIDAD DE VISACION, it clearly says SUJETA A CONTRATO. I also don't see a RUT anywhere in my paperwork.

So it sounds like you have something different. I'm jealous.

Did you just apply? or have you just received your visa?

If you just applied you can now go to sii to get a temp rut

if you just got your visa you must now go to the PDI register with them, then to the registro civil and get a carnet, then to sii to sort out your taxes, One of those steps will assign the rut, i forget what one, but within 3 days you should be happy

They actually stapled the stuff in your passport! I'd be pissed if they abused my passport like that.

(1) Application and longish wait for what should be a simple tramite. May include an interview step with the PDI. (2) Visa finally officially issued. (3) PDI to register. (4) Registro Civil for carnet. (RUT) (5) PDI to register your cedula.

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:They actually stapled the stuff in your passport! I'd be pissed if they abused my passport like that.

(1) Application and longish wait for what should be a simple tramite. May include an interview step with the PDI. (2) Visa finally officially issued. (3) PDI to register. (4) Registro Civil for carnet. (RUT) (5) PDI to register your cedula.

never did step 5.....................

Of course, could be this is Chile and every place can be different requirement.

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:Of course, could be this is Chile and every place can be different requirement.

yep, i think so, we have santiago vs chile i mean the regions,

Subject to contract, no pdi interview, neither register your carnet

Bagudoko wrote: On the white paper in box #6, at the bottom, under CALIDAD DE VISACION, it clearly says SUJETA A CONTRATO. I also don't see a RUT anywhere in my paperwork.

So it sounds like you have something different. I'm jealous.

yeah, thats not on mine, at least one of us got it

zer0nz wrote:if you just got your visa you must now go to the PDI register with them, then to the registro civil and get a carnet, then to sii to sort out your taxes, One of those steps will assign the rut, i forget what one, but within 3 days you should be happy

I was told to go back tomorrow to the extranjeria and my visa should be there. if luck is on my side i plan on getting as much of this done as possible tomorrow. registro civil is the only one i will have to wait longer than 5 or 10 minutes for so its possible it can be done in one day but not likely.

Remember that you do not get the carnet immediately , you get your receipt and pick it up a week or so later.

ALSO, YOU NEED COPIES OF THE MAIN AND EVERY STAMPED PAGE IN YOUR PASSPORT INCLUDING THE RECIPROCITY FEE (if you had to pay it) when applying for the cedula.

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:Remember that you do not get the carnet immediately , you get your receipt and pick it up a week or so later.

ALSO, YOU NEED COPIES OF THE MAIN AND EVERY STAMPED PAGE IN YOUR PASSPORT INCLUDING THE RECIPROCITY FEE (if you had to pay it) when applying for the cedula.

thanks for the info. is it possible they will give me my carnet number before the card actually comes? is your carnet number identical to your RUT?

gjz333 wrote:is it possible they will give me my carnet number before the card actually comes? is your carnet number identical to your RUT?

Yes, but it says the number on your receipt is "Sujeto a Verificación". Any non-resident tax ID number becomes no vigente when you get your cedula.

eeuunikkeiexpat wrote:ALSO, YOU NEED COPIES OF THE MAIN AND EVERY STAMPED PAGE IN YOUR PASSPORT INCLUDING THE RECIPROCITY FEE (if you had to pay it) when applying for the cedula.

I did not ~two weeks ago in Nunoa. I needed only three photocopies: my passport ID page, my passport temporary visa page and my PDI registration certificate. She did not look for my reciprocity fee receipt.