The Independent Means Visa (also known as the Jubilado or Rentista visa) in Chile offers residency to qualified individuals who can demonstrate a stable passive income from foreign sources or substantial financial resources.
MOBILITY ASSSET SNAPSHOT
The Independent Means Visa program in Chile provides a pathway to residency for financially self-sufficient individuals. This program is designed to attract retirees, entrepreneurs, and other individuals looking to establish residency in a South American country with a stable economy, diverse landscapes, and a high quality of life.
Overview
A pathway to residency for qualified individuals with substantial financial means or passive income in Chile.
Eligibility Requirements
Individuals with sufficient passive income or foreign financial resources.
Anchor Ancestor restrictions
Months to citizenship
Length of Visa
1-year temporary residency, renewable for an additional year
Months to Visa
2-3 months
Physical Presence Requirement
No specific requirement
Availability
Medium
Family Allowance
Spouse and children
Overview
Submit application at the Chilean embassy or consulate in your country of residence, or at the Department of Immigration in Chile if already present in the country.
Overview
Our experienced team will guide you through each stage of the application process, offering personalized assistance tailored to your needs.
We'll help you gather and organize the documents you need for applying.
Once your documents are ready, we'll let you know where and how to submit your application to the relevant authorities.
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DOCUMENTS
Passport+One passport-size photo
Marriage certificate and birth certificates of dependents (if applicable)
Not applicable
Not applicable
Applicants must provide documentation proving they have sufficient financial means to support themselves in Chile
DOCUMENTS
Birth certificates from government archives; Marriage certificates for family dependencies; Police clearance records from current and past residences
Certified translations into official language(s); Apostille certification; Government-issued document legalization
Diploma and transcript verification; Professional certification authentication; Credential evaluation services
Initial application submission fee; Processing and handling charges; Administrative review fees
Fingerprint collection fee; Digital photograph requirements; Biometric data processing
Required medical examinations; Vaccination verification; Health certificate processing
Document verification fees; Background check processing; Application status updates
Consulate visit expenses; Interview travel costs; Temporary accommodation (if required)
Language proficiency testing; Skills assessment fees; Additional document requests
Immigration lawyer consultation; Document review services; Legal representation fees
Tax planning consultation; Asset transfer advisory; Investment planning services
Relocation services; Property search assistance; Settlement support services
Residency card processing; Passport issuance fees; Registration certificates
Oath ceremony fees; Registration charges; Local authority fees
Renewal fees; Status maintenance costs; Annual reporting fees
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