As of Thursday 1st December, the entry requirements to the island of Rapa Nui became more flexible, and from now on, it will not be necessary to submit a negative PCR test to visit this area of Chile.
The updated document stated that Chilean tourists will continue to be asked for an up-to-date certificate of vaccination. Foreign visitors must show the vaccination certificate from their country of origin.
It is also noted that, under the power of the health authority, checkpoints will be established at Rapa Nui port and airport facilities. Detection devices for SARS-CoV-2 will also be in place at both of these locations.
Thus, the Chilean authorities have the right to perform PCR tests on the island of Rapa Nui and carry out respective follow-ups for up to 5 days.
The entry requirements decreed in Law 21,070 for entry into the Special Territory of Rapa Nui Island will also be enforced
Entry requirements and documents for Rapa Nui:
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Non-resident national tourists, must have a COVID-19 vaccination certificate
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Foreign tourists must have a COVID-19 vaccination certificate issued by their country of origin
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You must have booked accommodation registered in Sernatur, or have a letter of invitation processed by the Provincial Delegation
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Go to https://ingresorapanui.
interior.gob.cl/ and fill out the Single Entry Form (FUI) -
Go to www.rapanuinationalpark.com/
pages/compra-de-tickets to buy the entrance ticket to the Rapa Nui National Park
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It is mandatory to book a guide to visit the National Park of Rapa Nui
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You must carry out health monitoring for five days
