Who this route is for
Official residents and their dependents whose recognized mission in Chile has ended.
An official resident finishing a mission may need a new basis to remain in Chile. SERMIG publishes a transitory-stay procedure for eligible former official residents.
The official category
Permanencia Transitoria — subcategory 5
Where the application starts
Through SERMIG, with MINREL involvement where prior authorization is required.
Key documents and conditions
- Evidence of the official status and end of mission.
- A timely application before the official permission expires.
- Prior authorization where nationality rules require it.
This is a preparation overview. Use the official checklist for the complete requirements and current forms.
Before you make plans
- Official residence ordinarily expires 30 days after the mission ends.
- Other residence options have separate eligibility conditions.
Prepare your next step
Check your nationality, current location, and the evidence supporting your purpose of stay. Organize documents before making firm travel commitments. If you would like administrative support, send an inquiry about this route and we’ll confirm what we can help with.
Government fees vary by route and circumstances. Service fees and third-party costs are quoted separately; no fixed processing time or outcome is promised.
Official sources
General educational information, checked 2026-09-29. The current official rules and your individual decision govern your application.
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