Unrestricted: Any child born in the country automatically becomes a citizen.Also need to hold permanent residency, which you can obtain after 2 years of residency.Chilean citizenship is limited to the second generation born outside Chile. E.g., a child born to a Chilean parent or grandparent will inherit Chilean citizenship, while a child born to a Chilean great-grandparent will not.Must be both married and reside in the country for 2 years.May apply immediately after having a child with a Chilean citizen or giving birth in Chile (jus soli), assuming you have resided there for 2 years.
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May 12, 2015 Santiago, Chile A few days ago I was having lunch with some executives who run one of the largest fruit companies in the world. The company is Chilean, and as the guys are all local, they were curious about my take on Chile as a foreigner. I told them that Chile is […]
April 2, 2014 Santiago, Chile I’m really humbled and grateful for all the emails from well-wishers who wanted to know if we were OK. In case you hadn’t heard, there was a pretty massive earthquake yesterday evening in northern Chile off the coast of Iquique near the Peruvian border. According to the University of Chile […]
[Editor’s note: Sovereign Man’s resident Chilean property guru, Darren Kaiser, is filling in for Simon today.] As a property investor and speculator, I’m always studying trends and looking for anomalies. Learning about the history of a place, how it came to be as it is today, and then making predictions about what it will be […]
Yesterday on the drive back to Santiago from one of our blueberry farms, I stopped to visit some friends who lived in the area. About a year ago they bought some land in Chile’s incredibly fertile 7th region, which boasts a rare Mediterranean climate. It never gets too hot, and it never gets too cold. […]
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