The U.S. Embassy's Facebook page aims to provide information about academic opportunities and programs for American and Chilean students. The users may find information about visa procedures and will also be able to post questions.

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Location:: Av. Andrés Bello 2800
Las Condes, Chile
Phone:: (56-2) 330-3000
Mon - Fri:: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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For American Citizens

International Travel Safety Information for American Students. As spring and summer breaks approach, many students are getting ready for a trip abroad. The following information will help students plan a safe and enjoyable adventure.

For the complete article, go to the U.S. Dept. of State website.

ACS Newsletter - Sign up for the American Citizen Service's free monthly email newsletter to receive public announcements on safety and security issues in Chile and news from the embassy! Or click here for PDF copies available on our website.

Passports

For information about your passport or how to get one, go to travel.state.gov.

Travel registration - Register online so that our Embassy can communicate with you and assist you in an emgergency.

Hours - The American Citizen Services Unit is open to the public from 8:30am-11:30am, Monday through Friday , except U.S. and Chilean holidays and the first Friday of each month.

Check out other American Citizen Services (ACS) at the ACS website for a guide to the Embassy's services for Americans living in and traveling to Chile. It includes information on passports, voting abroad, and more!

While You're in Chile

Chile is an exciting place to study or visit! Get know to Chile before you travel or while you're in country by checking out the State Department's Country Specific Information website. Just click on the flag!

Tourist card/ visa status

If you need to stay in Chile for more than the 90 days you were granted, you can apply for an extension at the Departamento de Extranjería. There, you can also get information about changing your visa status if you're interested in living, working or studying in Chile. Available in English.

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Juako Pavez Parra hola.. mi hermana y yo viajamos ahora proximo. tengo 18 años y ella 15... mi pregunta es.. que papeles necesita tener para presentar en inmigracion en el aeropuerto?. ambos tenemos visa, pero ella puntualmente que otro papel necesita aparte de la autorizacion notarial por parte de mis padres? ya que yo ire a cargo de ella durante el viaje.. gracias

Stephanie Dönicke Medina Vamos Postulando !!!!!!!!!!! Estudiantes de colegios públicos y semi subvencionados !

Invitados todos a postular al programa Youth Ambassadors 2010 para viajar como Embajador en EEUU por dos semanas !!!!

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Esteban Gabriel Meza Guarda Hola tengo una consulta: soy estudiante de arquitectura y el martes pasado me presente para la entrevista para visa j1 para el programa de work and travel de weusa y fui rechazado, pero ya tenia los pasajes comprados, por lo que estaria perdiendo el total del pasaje. Ahora la aerolinea no me devuelve el valor de lo que... cancele, pero existe la posibilidad de cambiar el ticket a un país en europa pero el avión hace escala en Estados Unidos. Es obio que necesito una visa, cierto? y que provabilidades hay que no me vuelvan a rechazar esta visa de turista (solo de paso y para dirigirme a Europa), si es que vuelvo a presentarme para la entrevista?