She added, “if a person would like to self-isolate in a hotel, hostel, residence or anywhere similar, they can do so by registering the address on the affidavit. Visits of any kind are also prohibited,” Undersecretary Daza explained. Nobody can leave the address - not to go to work, to school, to walk pets or carry out any other activity. Every person residing at the address alongside the traveler during the entire self-isolation period must also be declared. It must be at the address the person has registered on their C19 form. “At this point I’d like to reflect on the meaning of strict self-isolation. People without a Mobility Pass, however, must complete seven days of self-isolation. It also applies to foreigners, Chileans and residents vaccinated abroad who have obtained their Mobility Pass by having their vaccination scheme validated by the Health Ministry. This applies to Chileans and foreign residents vaccinated in Chile. People who hold a Mobility Pass must complete five days of self-isolation at their declared address. They must not spend the night elsewhere or interact with other people. Once a person passes through the airport’s sanitary control, foreigners, Chileans and non-Chilean residents must travel in private transport directly from the airport to their declared address to complete a period of strict self-isolation. The importance of travelers self-isolating We hope that this process is progressive and that we can continue to ease restrictions,” he stated. As long as we respect the appropriate health measures, we can continue moving forward from this first step. “Inbound tourism represents around 40% of the industry’s income in Chile. Undersecretary Uriarte stressed that this measure will allow the entry of foreign tourists, which will be key to the reactivation and recovery of the tourism industry. Only in this way will we be able to maintain the freedoms that we’ve earned through such effort.” “As the Government, we call on all citizens and foreigners, with or without Chilean residency, to act responsibly and strictly adhere to current regulations. Undersecretary Gómez emphasized that the Protected Borders Plan is being amended thanks to the sustained fall in the number of infections and active cases registered in recent weeks. This exceptional permit can also be requested by minors. The permit can be processed and approved via the online police website (Comisaría Virtual) if it meets one of four conditions: humanitarian situations, activities essential to the functioning of the country, essential health reasons, and trips where the person does not intend to return to Chile. Those who have an exceptional permit may also leave Chile. This provision does not include minors who do not hold the pass. Undersecretary Gómez also gave a reminder that only Chileans and foreign residents in Chile that hold a Mobility Pass can leave the country. In these cases, however, the mandatory self-isolation period will be extended by seven days. These are crew members, foreigners in transit, diplomatic personnel, etc. They must complete five days of self-isolation if they hold a Mobility Pass (Pase de Mobilidad) and seven if they do not have the document certifying they have completed their vaccination scheme.Ĭrime Prevention Undersecretary María José Gómez added that foreigners may enter Chile without a Mobility Pass, as long as they correspond to one of the categories established in the Interior and Public Security Ministry’s Decree 102. On their arrival in Chile, they must complete a mandatory five-day period of self-isolation.Ĭhileans and foreign residents in Chile may enter the country via any border crossing with their affidavit and a negative PCR test given less than 72 hours before boarding. They must also show a negative PCR test given less than 72 hours before traveling and have medical insurance with a minimum coverage of US$30,000. Furthermore, they will have to upload an affidavit to the website at least 48 hours before boarding.

Travelers will only be able to enter the country via the Iquique, Antofagasta and Santiago’s Arturo Merino Benítez airports. For this reason, the authorities do not recommend planning a trip to Chile before receiving validation. Public Health Undersecretary Paula Daza, together with Crime Prevention Undersecretary María José Gómez and Tourism Undersecretary José Luis Uriarte, announced the new directive this Wednesday morning during the presentation of the Protected Borders strategy, which will change as of October 1.įoreigners who wish to visit Chile must first validate their vaccination scheme at a process that could take up to a month. They must first apply for the Health Ministry to validate their vaccination scheme at. From October 1, 2021, non-resident foreigners who are fully vaccinated will be able to enter Chile.

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