Chile Forum

My information may be outdated, as it has been a few years, but as a US citizen with permanent residency in Chile and married to a Chilena, in my experience there never was a "marriage visa." I've seen this term "marriage visa" thrown around a few times with this particular thread and what I got bef...

yea, if your residency expired, then you got to start over. I don't know how I missed this thread before, but it should be mentioned that there was/is a way to obtain residency again if you have already lived in Chile before. When I came (back) to Chile in 2011, I applied and obtained my temp visa ...

I am leaving The States for 2-3 years and looking for a great city for my family. I have a wife, 2 kids that both speak Spanish decently well (the oldest near fluent), and are looking for a coastal (scenic if possible), mid-sized city with a good school for our kids and access to good health care. ...

I am leaving The States for 2-3 years and looking for a great city for my family. I have a wife, 2 kids that both speak Spanish decently well (the oldest near fluent), and are looking for a coastal (scenic if possible), mid-sized city with a good school for our kids and access to good health care. ...

I do find the whole, "America is supporting the Venezuela people" thing to be B.S. America is only supporting them now, because Venezuela has defaulted on most of its bonds and the Oil has stopped flowing in any significant amount. The U.S. placing sanctions on Venezuelan oil exports, is pretty mea...

Yikes. Yeah I also think it would be better if anyone from the White House just says "paso."

Ironically enough I am in a similar situation (permanent resident for years in Chile, eligible to apply for citizenship, have a main job locally, now have a side job earning income online outside of Chile). Since my side job is paid in dollars and those dollars go to a US bank account (and never ent...

I'm not sure where everybody else here shops in Chilito but I see it happen here ALL. THE. TIME.

In my opinion, you should try La Parva. It is my favourite place of all. You will definitely have a fantastic time there. That has got to be spam. In fact, let me help you with that. here is there web site: https://www.laparva.cl Everyone have a look at the photos, and how they are super tight, at ...

If you do go to Lonqimay, I recommend staying at Andenrose in Curacautin (right on the route to the mountain). The owner Hans is a fantastic cook and they have central heat, plenty of hot water and a big masonry stove (kachelofen) imported from Europe. Lonquimay is the volcano that my brothers and ...

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Tue Nov 06, 2018 7:59 pm

codelco gets good reviews, or i have never heard any complaints.

Codelco? Yeah I've heard good things about it too, but now I think we're not talking about skiing

Earlier this year (first week of May) I stayed with my brothers (visiting from the US) 2 nights in Malalcahuello, which is in the IX region but not nearly as well known as Pucon/Villarrica. It does have a bit more altitude since it's a mountain valley, and it turns out that there's a ski resort just...