Do you only have to pay the reciprocity fee once per passport?

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So I just arrived in Santiago this afternoon, and wouldn't you know it... my passport was the wrong color. So I trudged over to the desk to pay the reciprocity fee.

I noticed that the person who processed the payment stapled a receipt to the last page of my passport.

I thought that was a little odd, so I looked more closely at the receipt:

VALIDO HASTA LA EXPIRACION DEL PASAPORTE

(valid until the passport expiration date)

Am I interpreting that correctly to mean that I now no longer have to pay the reciprocity fee when I arrive at SCL airport with this passport?






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What is the reciprocity fee?

A Reciprocity Fee is a fee between governments, regardless of the official name of the fee, to slap a fee for each other's nationals for entry into their territory.

Where do I pay my reciprocity fee?

You can pay the visa reciprocity fee at your visa interview at the Consulate/U.S. Embassy.

How do I pay the reciprocity fee for US visa?

The Reciprocity fee varies depending on the nationality of the applicant and the visa category and application. You can find out in advance whether a fee applies to you by visiting the U.S. State Department website. This fee must also be paid by credit card or in cash in person at the U.S. consulate.

How much does it cost to renew an Italian passport?

An Italian passport should cost $145 and this will be valid for up to five years.



How to pay the Argentina Reciprocity Fee




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