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Al
Tuesday 19th of January 2021
I’m ok with getting the test. I’m not ok with this 10 day quarantine. Why chile? What’s the purpose if you already have a negative test before boarding? Bad editions.
Wolfgang
Tuesday 8th of December 2020
I wanted to travel to the lake region to see the solar eclipse. I received a message this morning (12/8) that movements within regions are restricted starting 12/10 at 5 a.m. local time in Santiago. I would not be able to leave the Santiago region, therefore, I cancelled my trip. I learned this from a local who wanted to rent out his RV to me. Thus, I think this information is reliable and hopefully helpful for others.
patrick.london@hotmail.co.uk
Monday 16th of November 2020
I concur with the previous post. From the European perspective, from where a flight takes more than 12 hours, airlines would not let you board if you don't have a negative result. That means the 72h period shrinks even further and it would be pretty much impossible to get test results back in the required time.
Also, looking at the internal travel restrictions at (link), I doubt tourists will put up with the hassle of travel affidavits, quarantined cities and sanitary cordons.
So, it's a shame that we can't visit Chile during the solar eclipse, but I'm looking forward to come in 2021.
Jeff Moriarty
Friday 13th of November 2020
Almost impossible to get a PCR test that quickly. I had a tough time getting results back with 96 hours for the Galapagos. This is coming from Chicago.
Cesar
Thursday 12th of November 2020
Nice so we can all get Covid 19 at no extra cost 🤣😂 No thank you!!!