Before travelling to Chile, all foreign tourists must apply and obtain for the mobility pass before entering Chile. This can be done on https://mevacuno.gob.cl/ This is the equivalent of a vaccine passport, and allows you to visit restaurants, national parks and fly within Chile without any additional PCR tests.

Only 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 recently 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. If you have your vaccines validated with 2 doses your mobility pass will only last for 30 days, however if you have all 3 doses, the mobility pass will last for 90 days. It is possible to obtain the third dose while you are travelling in Chile and update your mobility pass for the entire duration of your trip.   The third booster dose (Pfizer) is being given to anyone, is free and very easy to obtain. Simply find your nearest vaccination centre, enter with your passport and current pase de movlidad and get your shot. There's no need to make appointments and often there are no queues or waiting times, the whole process can usually be done in 30/45 minutes. If you already had your third booster dose before visiting Chile, ensure this is shown on your mevacuno profile, and if not, upload the vaccination certificate to update your pase de movilidad.

The current land borders are currently open:

• 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

The current land borders are due to open on the 4th January 2022:

• Paso Los Libertadores, región de Valparaíso

It is our understanding the entry requirements to Chile are as follows:

• 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.

It is our understanding the entry requirements to Argentina are as follows:

• 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.

Please note, the above are simply guidelines of what we know so far, and are being passed on to try and help with your current trip, in no way are Condor Camper responsible should any of the above information be incorrect. Each individual traveller is responsible for their own trip, and to ensure they know and are following the rules of the country they are visiting. The rules are constantly changing, and can often be difficult to understand, therefore we're doing our best to try and provide helpful information where possible. If while travelling you have different information, and think any of the above is incorrect please share your experiences with us so we can update our information and pass this on to other travellers where necessary to help them.

Many national parks are now open with additional national parks opening everyday. For official information please visit CONAF website.

As travellers ourselves, we understand that flexibility is vital during this uncertain time, that’s why we are making an exception to our usual Rental Agreement Terms & Conditions. If you are unable to travel to Chile, all customers can postpone their original Camper booking and change the date to any future period (subject to availability). We will provide you with a special voucher valid indefinitely……you can even exchange the voucher with family or friends!

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. Every year we evaluate and improve our cleaning process to make sure no detail gets overlooked. We’ve ramped up our cleaning process to address the additional risks that COVID-19 poses.

• 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.)

Upon collection of your Condor Camper, you will be provided with a 24hr Emergency contact number which will be answered directly by a member of the Condor Campers team. We will endeavour to assist you with any help you may need. Medical facilities in Chile are some of the best in South America, especially in Santiago, where healthcare standards are very high. Data collected by the World Health Organization ranked Chile’s health system 33rd out of 190 countries. This is similar in ranking and expenditure to Australia and Denmark. Many doctors have been educated abroad and speak English. As with any overseas trip, we 100% recommend that all visitors arrange their own travel insurance which covers them for travel around Chile.