Chile travel advisory
What the advisory says
Exercise increased caution in Chile due to crime, unrest, and health. Crime Petty crime is common in Chile. Common crimes include mugging, pickpocketing, and theft. Violent crimes also occur, including assaults, homicide, carjackings, and residential break-ins. Unrest Large-scale demonstrations may occur in Santiago and other cities in Chile. Demonstrations can take place with little or no notice. Demonstrations often result in disruptions to transportation, including public buses and Santiago metro services. Health The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a Travelers’ Health Notice for Andes virus (Hantavirus) in the region. The risk for most travelers is extremely low.
Read the official advisoryU.S. posts in Chile
If you lose your passport or need emergency help while you are there, these are the posts that can assist.
U.S. Embassy Santiago
Santiago · embassy
(56-2) 2330-3000