Chile Tourist Visa
I am a Bangladeshi studying in USA. Currently, I am ob F1 visa here. Recently, me and my wife got tourist visa for Chile. We are travelling from December 24 to January 7. We are flying into Chile at Santiago and flying out from Chile at Punta Arenas. We also plan to visit Argentina in between. When applying for Chile visa, we gave them our full itinerary along with our ticket. In the visa application, they asked how many days we will spend in Chile. We thought that it was the actual number of days we would spend Chile and we gave this 8 as per our itinerary. We did not at that time it means actual entry-exit time. When they approved our visa, they gave the visa validity for 8 days. This does not even cover our flight dates. Can anyone suggest what we can do now? Will they extend this at Santiago airport if we explain and show our return ticket there?
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Do I need a tourist visa for Chile?
U.S. citizens traveling to Chile for recreation, tourism, business, or academic conferences do not need to obtain a visa prior to their arrival in Chile. A Tourist Card will be issued for a stay of up to 90 days.How much is a tourist visa to Chile?
There is no standard set of visa fees for Chile. The fee prices can range from around $50 to $150, depending on your nationality and the type of visa you are applying for (a single entry visa is cheaper than a multiple entry visa, for example).How long does Chile tourist visa take?
The Chile tourist visa application is processed in about 20 days. After that, you should take into account the date when your appointment at the Chilean consulate will be set for. This is why you must apply for a visa at least 30 days before you intend to travel to Chile.Which countries need a visa to enter Chile?
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