Residency
Assets
Estate
Retiree visa processing and pension income proof documentation for legal permanence without complications.
Structuring bank accounts, local tax compliance, property acquisition, and moving money safely across borders.
Drafting wills, managing inheritance laws, and establishing cross-border powers of attorney for complete peace of mind.
How it works
1. Call
2. Plan
3. Action
Schedule an initial consultation in English to discuss your retirement timeline, residency goals, and specific questions.
We map out the exact visa requirements, pension proof documentation, and asset transfer paperwork you will need.
We handle government filings, document legalizations, and local coordination while you prepare for your move.
Common questions about retiring in Chile
What visa do I need to retire in Chile?
Do I pay taxes in Chile on foreign income?
Foreign retirees typically apply for the temporary residency visa designated for individuals with verifiable pension or passive income sources.
New residents generally receive tax exemptions on foreign-source income for their first three years, which can sometimes be extended.
Can I keep my foreign pension?
Can I make a will valid in Chile?
Yes, you continue receiving your foreign pension abroad and transfer funds to Chile as needed for your everyday expenses.
Yes, you can draft a valid Chilean will to govern local assets, ensuring your arrangements comply with local inheritance regulations.
Reach out to discuss your timeline, visa options, and legal preparation for moving to Chile.