🇨🇱 Money and business · Chile
Breaking down the payment structure: where the money will come from
290 $
the most common hidden reason things “don’t work out”: status set up, but the payment fails and the account is never opened. We work through it until before the bank refuses — where does your enrollment, which status in your country removes the restriction, and what the bank will ask to see. Opening an account, however, is something nobody does not promise: the decision rests with the bank
Prices are in US dollars and are all-inclusive — nothing is added on top. Chilean government fees are paid separately and directly to the authority: $85 for a visa for Russian citizens, 138,974 pesos (approx. $152) for permanent residence, 38,697 pesos (approx. $42) for naturalisation. Fees are set in UTM and converted to pesos at the exchange rate on the day of payment. Chile’s 19% IVA is included in the service provider’s price and is not shown as a separate line item.
SVOY initial consultation — 100 $, credited toward the cost support. All services and packages in Chile
How it works in Chile
Accounts are opened using a RUT; for newcomers there is a simplified account at state bank, which often becomes the first port of call. The matter is registered electronically through the tax authority, which also issues right to issue electronic invoices.
What we need from you to get started
- RUT and address
- Description of activities
- Understanding whether you need an account personally or for a business
Where things most often go wrong
- —Waited for a regular bank account, unaware of the simplified option — and spent months without a bank account
- —Registered the business without setting up electronic accounts, and without them you cannot issue a document to a client
- —Didn’t sort out tax residency while earning income from abroad
Fees, processing times, and institutional requirements change several times per year, which is why they are not listed here: we verify and quote them as of the date of submission.
Service «Breaking down the payment structure: where the money will come from» · Chile
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