Chile Independent Means Visas

Chile – Independent Means Visa. Chile offers Rentista (rentier) or Pensionado (pensioner) visas to those who can demonstrate a regular income, such as pensions, rental income, dividends, or even salaries – sufficient to maintain themselves and their families. After two…

How to Qualify

Though there are no explicit minimum amounts for Chile’s Rentista (rentier) or Pensionado visas, the applicant must, in practice, demonstrate a minimum monthly income of some **US$1,500**, as well as smaller additional amounts if spouses or children are included. The income should be recurring and come from sources like pensions, dividends, annuities, rental income, salaries, and similar predictable revenue streams. It is possible to work in Chile while on this type of visa. You need not be retired.

Salient Benefits

- No investment or donation requirement - Path to citizenship - Permits dual/multiple citizenship - Lower cost of living - Warm climate - Enhanced business access to large economies - Short processing time