In general, you need a valid passport to enter Chile, except for citizens from Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay and Perú, who can enter with their valid national identification document. Tourist entry is for 90 days and the immigration police officer at the airport will make the final admission decision. You might be asked to show a proof of your return ticket and of founds to sustain you during your visit.

Agricultural and Livestock Control Form

Also, you will be required to complete and agricultural and livestock control form. This can be completed in advanced of your arrival here:

https://djsimple.sag.gob.cl/etapas/ejecutar/1696937

Visa

Citizens of some countries do require to obtain a visa before coming to Chile. That visa must be obtained in foreign consular offices. Current information on the countries for which a visa is required is available in the following link:

https://serviciosconsulares.cl/tramites/site/artic/20190220/asocfile/20190
220161313/cuadro_de_aranceles_y_vistos_de_turismo_2020.pdf

COVID-19 requirements (information valid from October 2022)

The policies of the Chilean government to fight the pandemic have been praised by many. At this point, more than 90% of the population is fully vaccinated and the great majority of people have booster shots.

To enter Chile you must show a proof of full vaccination against COVID-19. If you are not vaccinated, you must show the result of a PCR test taken within a maximum of 48 hours from departure. At the airport, random sanitary checks might be performed.

Use of face masks is not mandatory except in medical facilities, but are recommended in close crowded places like public transportation.