→ Chile visa for South Korean citizens

Chilean passport holders planning an unforgettable journey to South Korea will first need to secure an Electronic Travel Authorization (K-ETA) before departure. This online application typically permits a stay of up to 90 days for tourism, with the K-ETA costing approximately 10,000 KRW, though five distinct visa categories, including a popular working holiday option, are available for different travel purposes. Bridging the significant time difference across the Pacific Ocean, travelers departing from Santiago should anticipate at least one layover, often in North America or the Middle East, before reaching the "Land of the Morning Calm." Familiarizing yourself with local currency (Korean Won, KRW) exchange rates will also be beneficial upon arrival.