{"ObjectId": 202, "Country": "Chile", "Quarantine": null, "Testing": null, "DatePublished": "13.01.2023", "Sources": "OSAC Travel Advisories/ \n Foreign travel advice, Gov.UK/ \n US State Dept. COVID-19 Country Specific Information/ \n Government of Chile/\n Covid-19 Country Link/", "TravelAdvisory": "Latest News: \n
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\nInternational Restrictions:
\n*All travellers: All travellers should familiarise themselves with the entry rules for Chile before travel.
\nReview the entry requirements into Chile very carefully. These change depending on the COVID \u2018Alert Level\u2019 in Chile, at the time of your entry. Chile is currently in Alert Level 1. You can review the requirements here in Spanish an here \nin English. Chile has instated additional mandatory COVID-19 entry requirements for passengers arriving from China.
\nNon-resident foreigners:
\n\u2022 will need to provide identification and a vaccination certificate issued in the country in which they were vaccinated OR
\n\u2022 will need to present a negative PCR test taken within a maximum of 48 hours at their last point of departure prior to arrival in Chile.
\nArrival at airport:
\n\u2022 Children under 18 years of age are not subject to any Covid-related entry requirements.
\n\u2022 Only residents returning from abroad will be randomly tested at the airport upon arrival.
\nProof of travel insurance is no longer required. However, insurance coverage for COVID-related issues is highly recommended for the duration of your stay in Chile.
\nMore information about what you need to do when you enter Chile can be found on the Chilean government website, selecting \u2018Plan Seguimos Cuid\u00e1ndonos\u2019.\nSpecial entry requirements for travellers who have been in China within the past 7 days:
\n\u2022 All passengers, including children and resident foreigners, who have been in China within the seven days before their arrival in Chile must present a negative PCR (or antigen) test taken 48 hours prior to boarding.
\n\u2022 All arrivals will also be required to take a mandatory COVID test upon arrival. The result should be available within 4-6 hours.
\n\u2022 Mandatory 5-day isolation if the test result is positive upon arrival. You should await the result at your booked accommodation. If it is positive, the health authorities will contact you to determine arrangements for your isolation period. This may be at your chosen accommodation or at a government health residence.
\nProof of vaccination status: Your appointment card from vaccination centres cannot be used to demonstrate your vaccine status.
\nIf you\u2019ve had COVID-19 in the past month: If you test positive for COVID-19 a month preceding your boarding to Chile, and if 72 hours prior to boarding, you continue to test positive, you can replace the negative PCR result by showing Chilean authorities the two positive PCR test results. One of the positive PCR tests must have been taken up to 72 hours prior to boarding, the other positive PCR test must have been taken more than 10 days prior to the date of boarding but less than one month before boarding.
\n*Children and young people: If you travel with children under 18 years old, you must review the documents you will need to show upon entry on the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. \nChildren under 18 years old: Children under 18 years old (including non-resident foreigners) are not subject to any Covid-related entry requirements.\n*Special entry requirements to travel to Easter Island (Rapa Nui): All travellers will have to comply with the following requirements to enter Easter Island (Rapa Nui):
\nMobility Pass (Validated vaccinations) or vaccination certificate and identity document for non-resident foreigners. To apply for a Mobility Pass visit \u2018MeVacuno website\u2019 Foreign visitors can create an account linked to their email address to access the site. Children under 3 years old are not subject to this requirement. The authorities will check that foreign visitors have had the full vaccination scheme required by the issuing country of the document.
\n Complete a Single Entry Form (FUI).\n\u2022 Return ticket.
\n\u2022 Reservation in a tourist service registered in SERNATUR or invitation letter from the Provincial Delegation.
\nIn addition, all travellers will be subject to health monitoring for 7 days after entering the island.
\nAll persons may be subjected to a Covid test between the first and fifth day of arrival. If the passenger refuses or has a positive result, a mandatory quarantine must be carried out for the following 7 days.
\n*If you\u2019re transiting through Chile: Transiting through Chile on your way to another country without exiting the airport premises and without transiting to a domestic flight is permitted. Nevertheless, if you wish to exit the airport or if your transit comprises flying to another city within Chile, Chilean authorities will require you to meet all the current entry requirements.
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\nInternal Restrictions:
\n*Travel in Chile: The Chilean government provides coronavirus-related information on the Official COVID-19 Government website. Travellers arriving in Chile should be aware that local authorities frequently move municipalities (comunas) back and forth through the government \u201cKeep Taking Care Stages Plan\u201d (Plan Seguimos Cuid\u00e1ndonos, Paso a Paso), according to the level of COVID-19 restrictions in place. You should review the Chilean government website to check which alert level your \u2018comuna\u2019 is in and if there are restrictions that might affect your travel plans.
\nThe government has updated restrictions in Chile and created a new system based on three different \u2018alert level phases\u2019: Alert Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. These phases correlate with Low, Medium and High Sanitary impact. Rules regarding entry into and within the country change depending on the current alert level in the comuna (municipality) and country. Chile is currently in Alert Level 1.
\nMobility Pass for interregional travel: The Chilean government allows Chileans, foreign residents and foreign visitors who have been vaccinated overseas to register for Chile\u2019s Mobility Pass scheme (\u2018Pase de Movilidad\u2019).
\nNon-resident foreign travellers will have to present proof of vaccination together with an identity document. This will be valid as a Mobility Pass for internal flights within Chile.
\nIn order to obtain a Mobility Pass, you must fulfil the eligibility criteria on the Chile Government\u2019s MeVacuno website, where you will find more details on accepted vaccines and the process to apply for the Mobility Pass.
\nChilean nationals and foreign residents need to enter the website with their clave unica/Chilean C.I. Foreign visitors can create an account with an email. After registering your vaccines, and once approved, a mobility pass with a QR code will be issued.
\nA Mobility Pass will be requested by Chilean authorities or travel companies when travelling between regions in trips of more than 200 kilometres. An alternative to this requirement for interregional trips will be a negative PCR test result taken in Chile no more than 48 hours before the interregional trip. This alternative will only apply to people that do not have a Mobility Pass and will not apply to people who have had their Mobility Pass disabled.
\n*Public places and services: You must wear a facemask inside all enclosed public places and open spaces where you cannot maintain social distancing of at least 1 metre. Maintain social distancing at all times and self-isolate immediately if you suspect you have been in contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case.
\nYou will be asked to show your Mobility Pass (\u2018Pase de Movilidad\u2019) to access public places such as bars, restaurants, cinemas, nightclubs, dance venues, concerts, casinos, bingo halls and leisure activities, as well as sports venues, amusement and theme parks, museums, and fairs.\n\n", "Y": -35.226443, "X": -71.21981, "AddInfo": "\n"}