Our church has invested in Chile for many years by supporting an American teacher who traveled the length of the country doing training seminars. He has returned to home before I could travel with him. Since then I been invited to Chile several times. This spring I was invited by the YWAM base in the southern most part of Chile and I have agreed to consider leading an exploratory team to there this January for a couple of weeks. We will go to several parts of the country and visit Argentina at the same time.
Chile has a stable government and a strong economy.
Civil disorder is rare. Facilities for tourism vary according to price and area. A passport is required. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for a stay of up to three months. The fee is payable in dollars only upon arrival in Chile, and the receipt is valid for multiple entries during the validity of the traveler s passport.