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Mich würde mal interessieren, was ihr so von Chile haltet? Geografisch, sowie politisch.
Meiner Meinung das sicherste Land in Südamerika. Nicht stark besiedelt.
Kennt sich jemand aus mit Grundstückspreisen?

Ausländer erhalten in Chile ein Einwanderungsvisum, wenn ihre Tätigkeit zum Wohl und der Entwicklung des Landes beiträgt. Die Einwanderungserlaubnis wird nur Angehörigen einer Berufsgruppe gewährt, die in Chile als Mangelware gilt (z.B. Techniker, Akademiker und hoch qualifizierte Handwerker) und wird vom chilenischen Außenministerium ausgestellt.

An die Spinnen müsste ich mich aber erst noch gewöhnen.

Mal was am Rande. Man muss einen Geldeingang von 500 USD nachweisen?

Es düften ja aber auch immer die gleichen 500USD sein. Irgendwovon muss man zwar leben, aber wenn man das Geld abhebt und wieder nach D überweisst und von dort per Dauerauftrag wieder auf das Kto nach Chile sollte das ja als Nachweis reichen, oder?

Qualifying for the Chilean Retirement and Income Visa

The key requirement is a basic recurring income that will support you in the future. Among just a few of the sources that Chilean Immigration will accept are pensions, social security, rent from real estate, long-term contracts, interest income, Annuities,. Any source that will periodically recur in the future.

Your other resources are also considered. It is not only a recurring source of income. Immigration would for example consider a small social security Check you receive every month, in addition to a large savings account, stock portfolio, or property you own in Chile as proof that you have sufficient assets. Some of the secondary assets that Chilean immigration will consider are savings, stocks, property in Chile or other countries, investment in a business in Chile, and so on.

Chilean immigration for the most part will not tell us or anyone else exactly what the magic number is in terms of monthly income or other assets that is required to qualify. All they will say is that it must be sufficient to live on in the area you are intending to reside. So, for example it is much more expensive to live in Las Condes in Santiago than a small town in Southern Chile. A good rule of thumb across Chile is that you should be able to show $1,000 US per person including yourself and any people you claim as dependents on your application. This is sufficient to live a middle class life style in almost every part of Chile.

For the retiree/recurring income visa, you’ll also need to provide copies of pension checks from the last three months or documents certifying that you receive recurring payments with a minimum of between US$1,000-$1,500 per month. While not officially mentioned as meeting the requirements for the retiree/recurring income visa, one other option which has worked for numerous applicants in the past is to provide bank statements with a balance of upwards of $200,000.