Application for the Carta de Nacionalización |
Description | It allows foreigners who meet all legal requirements to obtain Chilean nationality. |
Who is it addressed to? | Foreigners in general: ⦁ Must be 18 years old when applying, or 14 if they have the authorization of the father and mother, or those in charge of their personal care. ⦁ Must be a Residencia Definitiva permit holder. ⦁ Must have lived in Chile for at least five years (this term will be counted from the moment the visa that gave rise to the Residencia Definitiva was issued). ⦁ Must not have been convicted of, or be under investigation for, a felony or a simple misdemeanor. ⦁ Proof of financial support. Spaniards: Spanish men and women born in the peninsular territory, the Balearic and Canary Islands will be eligible for dual nationality. They must submit a notarized affidavit requesting to benefit from the dual nationality agreement between Chile and Spain. |
What do I need to apply? | If you need to review the most recent list of requirements to apply for it, go to serviciomigraciones.cl/nacionalización. |
How much does it cost? | To know the fees for the Carta de Nacionalización application, you must click on the following link. |
How long is it for? | Indefinite. |
How and where do I apply? | Applications for the Carta de Nacionalización can be completed with ClaveÚnica at tramites.serviciomigraciones.cl |
Legal Framework | Law N° 21.325 de Migración y Extranjería. Regulation Decree N° 296. |