New border crossings between Argentina and Chile are now open

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Through Resolution 1275/2021 published in the Official Gazette, the Executive Power enabled the land crossings Lago Blanco – Balmaceda and Trevelín – Futaleufú that link Chubut with the Republic of Chile.

In turn, as of January 4, Chile will open the Los Libertadores international pass, which joins the province of Mendoza with the neighboring country. Those who wish to travel, either for tourism or the holidays, must comply with a series of requirements.

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Travelers entering our country must present proof of negative PCR within the previous 72 hours. In addition, evidence of a complete vaccination schedule will be requested at least 14 days before arrival and, in the case of foreigners, coronavirus travel insurance covering hospitalization and isolation.

To enter Chile, the authorities will request a negative PCR at least 72 hours before the date of travel. In addition, one upon entering the country. An Affidavit must also be completed (www.c19.cl) up to 48 hours before entry. A valid vaccination card with a complete vaccination schedule for everyone over six years of age and traveler’s medical insurance with Covid-19 coverage must also be shown.

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