Travelling to Chile during Covid-19
Stay healthy, stay informed and stay safe.
Experience the best social distancing on the planet in your very own Condor Camper.

Why travel in a Campervan?
If you are longing for somewhere remote, unspoilt and uncrowded in one of the world’s least densely populated places, then Chile is the place for you!
A Condor Camper is like a mini house on wheels. You have all the facilities you need to live comfortably and explore your surroundings while keeping a safe distance from others. You aren’t stuck in a hotel room or busy communal area, all you have is nature and the people you choose to travel with!
Our number one priority is keeping our customers healthy and safe while adventuring in our campervans. Our dedicated team continue to implement and follow all Covid 19 government protocols provided for our industry, thus ensuring you are 100% safe in your Condor Camper.
Why travel in a Campervan?



If you are longing for somewhere remote, unspoilt and uncrowded in one of the world’s least densely populated places, then Chile is the place for you!
A Condor Camper is like a mini house on wheels. You have all the facilities you need to live comfortably and explore your surroundings while keeping a safe distance from others. You aren’t stuck in a hotel room or busy communal area, all you have is nature and the people you choose to travel with!
Our number one priority is keeping our customers healthy and safe while adventuring in our campervans. Our dedicated team continue to implement and follow all Covid 19 government protocols provided for our industry, thus ensuring you are 100% safe in your Condor Camper.
- Travellers will no longer be required to quarantine for 5 days upon arrival. Instead, upon arrival travellers will take a PCR test (it is our understanding that this is in the airport, free of charge) and will make their way to their hotel/airbnb via private transport/taxi to await the results. Once a negative result has been received (PCR results are currently taking 12/18 hours) they will be free to enjoy Chile!
- Only fully vaccinated travellers are able to travel to Chile. Before their arrival, their vaccine must be validated on https://mevacuno.gob.cl/ and a ‘mobility pass’ will be issued. The government has stated that it may take up to a month to verify the vaccinations, and issue the pass. Once issued, entry to Chile must be made within 45 days.
- A negative PCR test must be taken 72 hours before your last flight departs to Chile.
- Each traveller must have a valid travel insurance which includes any potential COVID related illnesses while in Chile with a minimum coverage of $30,000 USD.
- The C19 declaration form must be completed 48 hours before arrival in Chile on www.c19.cl
- Paso Futaleufú, región de Los Lagos
- Paso Huemules, región de Aysén
- Paso Jeinimeni, región de Aysén
- Paso Monte Aymond, región de Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena
- Paso Los Libertadores, región de Valparaíso
- A negative PCR test must be taken 72 hours before you enter the land border with Chile.
- Each traveller must have a valid travel insurance which includes any potential COVID related illnesses while in Chile with a minimum coverage of $30,000 USD.
- Only fully vaccinated travellers are able to travel to Chile. Before their arrival, their vaccine must be validated on https://mevacuno.gob.cl/ and a ‘mobility pass’ will be issued. Your moviliday pass needs to remain enabled to re-enter Chile.
- You will be required to complete a C19 form before entering the country through your mevacuno portal.
- Upon arrival at the land border a PCR will be performed, you must obtain the PCR and travel to onwards accommodation (your camper won't be accepted, and will require a fixed address of a hotel/hostel/airbnb) to await your results. You must travel directly from the land border to your accommodation and cannot stay overnight in the camper in the meantime. This accommodation address must be used on your above C19 declaration.
- A negative PCR test must be taken 72 hours before you enter the land border with Argentina.
- Must be able to prove full vaccination status via the App Mi Argentina, or via a document from a national or state-level public health body if vaccinated abroad. Must be prepared to show this document when required by the authorities during the first 14 days after arrival in country.
- Non-resident foreign nationals must have medical insurance with comprehensive cover for COVID-19, including hospitalisation and the costs of self-isolation if required.
- Must fill in an electronic ‘sworn statement’ form within 48 hours of travelling.
- Upon arrival at the land border there will be no further PCR, and no need to quarantine.
- Pre and post-clean Lysol using Industrial-strength & eco-friendly cleaning supplies
- 3 extra layers of extra strength disinfectant to sanitize all of our surfaces in vans
- High-temp disinfectant wash for all bedding items
- Industrial-strength scrub cleaner for cushions & curtains
- High-temp wash of all kitchen equipment (cups, plates,etc.)
- Thorough cleaning & disinfectant of all camp equipment (beds, ladders, chairs, stoves, etc.)
- Before arriving for your pickup, confirm that you have not been exposed to someone with Coronavirus, and have not experienced any symptoms in the last 14 days.
- Wipe down surfaces in your Condor Camper frequently
- Wash hands, Cover face (face coverings must be worn in all public places in Chile by law) Make space (at least 2 metres)
For any more COVID-19 questions, or help with your camper road trip, please don’t hesitate to get in touch [email protected]