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Currently, there are no travel restrictions for entering Chile. However, some requirements should be considered when traveling to Chile.
Last updated on September 23, 2022
Yes, you can travel to Chile and Antarctica! From May 1, 2022, all of Chile’s borders are open for international travelers. This is a summary of the current Covid-19 requirements that are relevant to international travelers who don’t reside permanently in Chile.
During the 2022-23 season, Antarctica21 will operate trips that start and/or end in Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas); Ushuaia in Argentina; and Punta Arenas in Chile. For more information about entry to Port Stanley or Ushuaia, visit our Travel Requirements Page.
Many of the travel restrictions that were in place during the pandemic have been lifted. Below is an overview of the entry requirements that are in place for Chile as of the indicated date. Updates will be posted as needed should the entry requirements be relaxed further.
Requirements for International travelers who don’t reside permanently in Chile from October 1st, 2022:
Complete information is available at Chile.Travel.
While many of the restrictions imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic have now been lifted, Antarctica21 continues to work on offering travel experiences that are as safe as possible.
To participate in a 2022-23 Antarctica21 trip guests must:
Our operational philosophy brings together rigorous analysis, robust protocols, and flexible procedures. By following the direction of health authorities and cruise industry guidelines, we have created a set of Covid-19 prevention measures applicable to the 2022-23 season.
Antarctica is like no other place on Earth and we invite you to explore it with us. Complete this short form to receive a customized quote from our team and start planning your Antarctic air-cruise today!