RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Chile is set to open its borders for the first time in eight months as it marks November 23rd as its official tourism reopening date. The Ministry of Health announced last week that Chile would allow tourists to return to the country on November 23rd, but like other countries that are reopening, Chile is applying a measured approach to kick-starting tourism, with new requirements in place for arrivals.
Travelers must have proof of a negative COVID-19 result from a test performed within 72 hours of traveling. They must fill out the new Health Passport . . .
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