Prepare for visa-free entry
Check your passport, supporting documents, and any arrival forms before travel.
Before you travel
Check the passport and supporting documents listed below. Keep copies accessible during your journey.
When you arrive
Follow the arrival steps below and keep your travel documents to hand.
During your visit
Check the permission you receive and leave before your authorised stay ends.
Check your length of stay
Enter your arrival and departure dates to compare your stay with the permitted limit.
Travel preparation checklist
Check each item’s requirement level and the conditions that apply.
Your circumstances may require additional documents. Ticks track preparation, not eligibility or admission.
Chile arrival steps
Check the timing and conditions for each arrival step.
SAG arrival declaration
Complete the free declaration. Digital filing is available at listed border posts; paper forms are also used.
Arrival guidanceEntry conditions and exceptions
Check whether these rules affect your eligibility, application, or arrival.
Request a visitor-stay extension before your permit expires
You may request one extension of up to 90 calendar days through SERMIG’s online portal. Apply before the expiry date on your Tarjeta Única Migratoria (TUM). The application requires your entry document, the TUM, proof of lawful means and a statement of reasons. The fee is USD 100; children under 18 are exempt.
Official guidanceBefore and during your visit to Chile
Replace a lost tourist card for free
PDI issues your tourist card on entry. Request a free duplicate through its official service if lost; the original expiry date remains unchanged.
Declare food and plant or animal products
Declare these goods even if packaged or in small quantities. SAG inspects them and decides whether they may enter; undeclared goods can lead to fines.
Chile travel essentials
- Capital
- Santiago
- Currency
- CLP
- Calling code
- +56
Chile entry questions
Do citizens of Andorra need a visa for Chile?
For tourism in Chile, ordinary passport holders from Andorra do not need a visa for up to 90 days per visit.
How long can I stay in Chile?
The short-visit limit is 90 days per visit. Your actual permission can be shorter; check the dates and conditions you receive.
Do I need to complete SAG arrival declaration?
Required for this route. Complete the free declaration. Digital filing is available at listed border posts; paper forms are also used.
Can I extend my stay in Chile?
You may request one extension of up to 90 calendar days through SERMIG’s online portal. Apply before the expiry date on your Tarjeta Única Migratoria (TUM). The application requires your entry document, the TUM, proof of lawful means and a statement of reasons. The fee is USD 100; children under 18 are exempt.
What if I’m going to work, study or stay longer?
This guide is for a short tourist visit on an ordinary passport. It does not establish eligibility for employment, study or residence. Use the destination’s official guidance for your actual purpose.
Does my country of residence change the answer?
Passport nationality and legal residence are different. This page starts with your passport. Residence can change where you apply and which application channel is available; an existing visa or residence permit may also create an exception. Check the official eligibility guidance for your circumstances.
Official visa and entry guidance
Confirm Chile’s requirements directly with government authorities.
Open SAG arrival declaration
Check Chile’s visitor entry guidance
Official information for short visits and links to prior-authorisation guidance.
Replace a lost Chile tourist card
Open the official PDI procedure for a duplicate tourist card.
Check Chile’s visa requirements and fees by nationality (Spanish)
Chile’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs lets you select a nationality to check prior-visa requirements, single- and multiple-entry fees, and maximum stay periods. The linked table is the destination authority’s current source; confirm special visa-waiver conditions for your passport.
Who this guide covers
Short tourist visits to Chile with an ordinary Andorra passport. Residence, travel documents, and purpose can affect the rules. Confirm the official guidance before travel; border authorities decide admission and your permitted stay.
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