Available Solutions based on your request:
Chile Investor Visa
Residence by Investment Programs
Region:
Americas
Country:
Chile
Program Final:
Temporary Investor Visa with path to permanent residency after 2 years and citizenship after 5 years of residency
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
6
Education:
None
Price:
A typical budget for Chile Investor Visa includes government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. A typical all-in budget is often around USD $60,000, although the final amount can vary with dependants, route configuration, and service scope. Get in touch for a case-specific estimate.
Investment
requirements:
Demonstrate sufficient investment in a Chilean business or enterprise (minimum suggested investment typically USD $60,000-$100,000, but not formally specified by law); proof of funds and business plan required
Dependents:
Spouse or cohabiting partner, children under 18, children with a disability and children aged 18 to 24 studying at a state-recognised institution may be included as dependants; the main applicant must show stable income sufficient to support them.
Description:
The Chile Investor Visa program targets foreign nationals seeking to invest in or establish a business in Chile. Applicants must provide a business plan and demonstrate they have sufficient capital to implement and operate a viable business venture that contributes to the local economy. There is no formal minimum investment threshold, but authorities expect an amount sufficient to justify the business, historically between USD $60,000 and 100,000.Main benefits include temporary residence for one year (renewable), with a path to permanent residency (after about two years of continuous residence) and eventually citizenship, subject to meeting all legal requirements. Family members (spouse and dependent children) may be included.Chile distinguishes itself for a straightforward application process with relatively quick processing, no explicit nationality restrictions, and access to a stable and open economy in South America.