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U.S. passport holders can travel to Chile for tourism purposes without a visa. While the maximum stay is not explicitly mentioned in the provided text, it is generally 90 days. Travelers should carry copies of their passport and be aware of local conditions.

Key facts

For United States passport holders, tourism or short business trips.

You may need a visa if…

• Street crime (muggings, pick-pocketing, theft) is common.
• Rates of violent crime are increasing.
• Large-scale demonstrations periodically occur and can disrupt transportation; avoid them.
• The health risk for Andes virus (Hantavirus) is extremely low for most travelers, but a CDC Level 1 Travelers’ Health Notice is active.

Before you travel

• ✓Do not leave luggage unattended, even in locked vehicles.
• ✓Always carry a copy of your U.S. passport. Keep originals in a secure location.
• ✓Avoid demonstrations and large gatherings.
• ✓Follow instructions of local authorities, including movement restrictions and curfews.
• ✓Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive alerts and be locatable in an emergency.
• ✓Review the Country Security Report for Chile.
• ✓Prepare a contingency plan for emergency situations.

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