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Travel to Chile

VISA Information

Local Time: GMT-4

Technical Parameters

Electricity: 220 V, 50 Hz

Health

As Chile presents no special health risks, vaccinations are not necessary.Take normal precautions with drinking water, raw vegetables and shellfish.Medical attention is up to international standards, and generally payable by foreign health insurance companies. Medications of all varieties are available.

Safety

Chile is a remarkable safe country for travelers. Only in big cities it is necessary to take precautions against pickpockets, above all in the metro (subway), city buses, and the busiest streets; do not display objects of value or carry large sums of money, and keep an eye on purses and luggage. Do not change money on the street.

Important Telephone Numbers

  • Ambulance: 131
  • Fire: 132
  • Police: 133
  • Telephone information: 103

Tourist Information

Best Time to Visit

  • Atacama, Easter Island: throughout the year
  • Ski Centers: June through September
  • Central Region: September through April
  • Lake District: September through April
  • Patagonia: October through April

Climate

As a result of its enormous north-south extension and vertical topography, Chile contains nearly every imaginable variety of climate. In the north we find the world's driest desert with great variation between daytime and nightime temperatures. The coast enjoys a mild climate year-round, while in the Altiplano, summer temperatures average 10ºC during the day and drop to as low as -13ºC at night.The climate of the central region is of that blessed variety known as subtropical Mediterranean, with long, dry summers (November-March, max. temp. 30C) and short, mild, relatively rainy winters (max. temp. 10-15ºC, min. rarely below 0ºC). South of the Biobio rainfall increases, falling more or less steadily throughout the year, with minor variation between daytime and nighttime temperatures.

Travel to Chile/Thailand/Combodia

VISA Information

Thai nationals holding valid Thai ordinary passports are exempted from the visa requirements to enter and stay in Chile for a period not exceeding 90 days.

Chilean nationals holding valid Chilean ordinary passports are exempted from visa requirements to enter and stay in Thailand for a period not exceeding 90 days.

Cambodian nationals holding ordinary passports are requested to have a visa to enter and stay in Chile. The visa are extended at the Chilean Consulate in Bangkok.

Chilean nationals holding valid Chilean ordinary passports are requested to have a visa to enter and stay in Cambodia. Visas are granted at Cambodian International Airports and border controls.

 
     
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