Embassy of Chile

The diplomatic and consular representation of Chile in Mexico stands on the 14th floor of an imposing and modern corporate building, also located on Campos Elíseos avenue in the heart of Polanco. From these heights, one not only enjoys an unparalleled view of the northwest of the capital, but also strong political, economic, and cultural ties that link two of the most robust and connected economies in Latin America are coordinated, all in a highly executive and safe environment.

The Mexican tourist whose itinerary includes traveling through the enigmatic Atacama Desert, exploring the imposing Torres del Paine, or tasting wines in the central valleys of Chile, will find a great ally in this diplomatic mission. By virtue of free transit agreements, Mexicans do not need a visa for short tourist stays in the Andean nation; however, the embassy is the official channel for those planning to pursue university studies in Santiago or who need to process residences for work or investment reasons.

For the growing Chilean community in the capital and tourists from the South American country who visit our beaches and archaeological zones, the consular section offers an expedited and transparent service. Through the Trámites Minrel platform, citizens can schedule appointments for obtaining or renewing their identity card, issuing passports, and registering notarial procedures. Its emergency telephone line stands out especially, permanently active to assist nationals in trouble.

The Embassy of Chile has been characterized as an exceptional promoter of its identity in the capital. It recurrently organizes intercultural Day of the Dead offerings and participates in important scientific diplomacy and literature contests, bringing locals closer to the poetry of Gabriela Mistral or Pablo Neruda, strengthening an endearing exchange that transcends geographical borders.