Work authorization for Permanencia Transitoria permit holders

1. Valid identity document: an image of the identification page with which you made or will make entry to the country [passport, Cédula de Identidad (identity card), DNI (national identity card), etc.] where your identification information, number, date of birth, date of issue and expiration date are legible. In case of entering with DNI or Cédula de Identidad, you must upload the image of both sides of the document.
2. Permanencia Transitoria Visa permit or prior authorization if applicable.
3. Tarjeta Única Migratoria (TUM) where your identification information and date of entry to the country or entry stamp to the country in your passport are legible (*).
4. Notarized letter from a Chilean company or employment contract from a Chilean company, signed by both parties, legalized with the company with which you require authorization to engage in remunerated activities, with the following information:
   • Individualization of both parties.
   • Specification of functions and place of work.
   • Specific dates for which you are applying for the Work Permit (from-to).
   • Include a clause indicating the following:
     “La obligación de prestar servicios emanada del presente contrato, sólo podrá cumplirse una vez que el trabajador haya obtenido la autorización especial para realizar actividades remuneradas en Chile”
     (The obligation to work under this contract may only be fulfilled once the worker has obtained the special authorization to engage in remunerated activities in Chile).
   • Payment of fees when applicable.

(*) In case the applicant is applying for the permit within Chile.

1. Valid identity document: an image of the identification page with which you entered the country [passport, Cédula de Identidad, DNI, etc.] where your identification information, number, date of birth, date of issue and expiration date are legible. In case of entering with DNI or Cédula de Identidad, you must upload the image of both sides of the document.
2. Permanencia Transitoria Visa permit or prior authorization if applicable.
3. Tarjeta Única Migratoria (TUM), where your identification information and date of entry to the country or entry stamp to the country in your passport are legible (*).
4. Copy of a valid Work Permit.
5. Document signed in the presence of a notary public attesting to the validity and continuity of your work, as stipulated in the valid Work Permit:
   • Individualize both parties.
   • Specify functions and place of work.
   • Specific dates for which you are applying for the Work Permit (from-to).
   • Payment of fees when applicable.