The fury of some rivers and their Class 5 rapids are an irresistible temptation for kayaking and white-water rafting enthusiasts. Often, the descent is made through virgin forests and snow-capped volcanoes. Entering the Country Tourists arriving from countries maintaining diplomatic relations with Chile Nationals from countries with which Chile maintains diplomatic relations only need valid passport to enter the country. Argentineans under 21 years of age who are travelling alone must have a notarized authorization from their father or guardian. Other foreingners under 18 years of age travelling alone must have a notarized authorization from their father or guardian, endorsed by the ChileanConsul in the country of origin.
Chile maintains diplomatic relations that are an exception to the above mentioned rules.
These countries include Peru, France, Venezuela and New Zeland. The Tourist Copy must be kept in the tourist's possession during his stay in the country and it must surrendered when leaving the country. If the return passage is through a third country, proof of approval, visa or permission to enter that country must also be submitted. This power of attorney must be signed before a notary public and endorsed by the Chilean Consul in the country of origin. Vehicles may be brough into the country for a period of 90 days.