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Chile: Preparing for Possible Revocation of US ESTA Eligibility

August 6, 2025

Chile: Preparing for Possible Revocation of US ESTA Eligibility

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By: Stephania Bertoni Norris, Kelsey Marie McGonigle

Chilean citizens planning to travel to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program should be aware of recent developments that may affect entry eligibility due to evolving US immigration policies. In some instances, travelers have reported that their Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) approvals were revoked without prior notice, even after confirming flights, accommodations and other travel arrangements. Travelers are encouraged to monitor their ESTA status closely and consider contingency plans when making travel preparations.

The Visa Waiver (ESTA) Program Perks and Background

The Visa Waiver (ESTA) Program grants visa-free entry to the United States to citizens of 42 designated nations. Eligible travelers may enter for business, tourism or transit for up to 90 days, provided they obtain advance authorization through ESTA and hold a valid e-passport. Travelers can apply for ESTA by completing a brief online form and paying a USD $21 fee.

To participate in the ESTA Program, countries must adhere to specific security standards and information-sharing requirements. Since receiving the ESTA designation on February 28, 2014, Chile has remained the only Latin American country with access to the program. In 2023, Chile signed an Implementation Agreement to extend its membership and enhance bilateral information-sharing protocols.

Historic Revocations

Although the United States rescinded Romaniaโ€™s anticipated addition to the ESTA Program in 2025, citing the countryโ€™s failure to meet eligibility requirements amid the Trump administrationโ€™s heightened focus on immigration and border security, only two countries have ever been officially removed. The US revoked Argentinaโ€™s access in 2002 and Uruguayโ€™s in 2003. In both cases, US officials pointed to increased visa overstays by citizens entering through ESTA.

The most recent Department of Homeland Security report, released in August 2024 and covering the 2023 fiscal year, recorded a .62% overstay rate for ESTA Program countries and a 3.2% rate for non-participant countries (excluding Canada and Mexico) for nonimmigrant visitors entering for business or pleasure via air and seaports. The report noted that 2.6% of Chileans within this category overstayed, the highest rate among all ESTA Program countries.

Planning Ahead

Due to increased scrutiny by US immigration authorities of certain nationalitiesโ€”including Chileansโ€”and recent calls by US lawmakers to remove Chile from the Visa Waiver Program, Chilean lawmakers have passed a motion urging their government to promote better awareness of compliance requirements and penalties under the ESTA Program.

In light of a growing number of ESTA revocations, travelers are advised to consider applying for a visa before planning travel to the United States. If Chile loses its membership in the ESTA Program, travelers will need, at minimum, a B-1/B-2 visa to enter the United States.

The B-1/B-2 nonimmigrant visa permits travel for business (B-1), tourism (B-2) or both. The visa is typically valid for 10 years, allowing stays of up to 180 days per entry.  Travelers should confirm the validity period on the  Departure Record, which governs the authorized length of stay. US Customs and Border Protection may issue a shorter stay than the maximum 180 days.

To apply for a B-1/B-2 visa, applicants must complete the online DS-160 form and schedule an in-person interview at the US Embassy in Santiago. The current wait time for an appointment is approximately one month, with the potential for additional delays as demand increases.

ESTA Eligibility Reminders

While ESTA remains a valid option for travel to the United States, the following factors may result in rejection:  

      • Travel to any country designated as a State Sponsor of Terrorism (SST) by the US government, including:
          • Cuba (on or after January 12, 2021)
          • Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria or Yemen (on or after March 1, 2011)
      • Any criminal record (including certain arrests)
      • Providing false or misleading information on your ESTA application
      • Diagnosis of a serious communicable disease
      • Prior denial of entry to or removal from the United States
      • Previous overstay of an authorized stay in the United States

Visit the official ESTA government website for full eligibility requirements.

Need to Know More?

For questions related to the B-1/B-2 nonimmigrant visa, please contact Senior Associate Stephania Bertoni Norris at [email protected].

This blog was published on August 6 2025, and due to the circumstances, there are frequent changes. To keep up to date with all the latest updates on global immigration, please subscribe to ourโ€ฏalertsโ€ฏand follow us onโ€ฏLinkedIn, Twitter, Facebookโ€ฏandโ€ฏInstagram. 


Chile: Preparaciรณn para la posibilidad de revocaciรณn de la elegibilidad para entrar a los EEUU con ESTA

 

Ciudadanos chilenos con planes de viajar a los Estados Unidos bajo el programa de exenciรณn de visa deben estar conscientes de novedades que puedan afectar su elegibilidad para entrar debido a la evoluciรณn de polรญticas de inmigraciรณn. En algunas instancias, viajeros han informado que la aprobaciรณn de su autorizaciรณn de viaje del sistema electrรณnico (โ€œESTAโ€ por sus siglas en inglรฉs) fue revocado sin noticia previa, incluso despuรฉs de confirmar vuelos, hospedajes, y otros planes de viaje. Se recomienda a los viajeros que estรฉn atentos al estado de su ESTA y consideren planes de contingencia al hacer preparaciones de viaje.

Beneficios e Historia del Programa de Exenciรณn de Visa (ESTA)

El programa de exenciรณn de visa (ESTA) otorga entrada sin visa a los Estados Unidos para ciudadanos de 42 naciones designadas. Los viajeros elegibles pueden entrar para negocio, turismo, o trรกnsito por hasta 90 dรญas, siempre que obtengan autorizaciรณn previa a travรฉs del ESTA y posean un pasaporte electrรณnico vรกlido.  Los viajeros pueden solicitar ESTA al completar un breve formulario en lรญnea y pagar una tasa de USD $21.

Para participar en el programa ESTA, los paรญses elegidos deben cumplir con estรกndares especรญficos de seguridad y requisitos de intercambio de informaciรณn. Desde recibir la designaciรณn de ESTA el 28 de febrero de 2014, Chile ha sido el รบnico paรญs latinoamericano incluido en el programa. En 2023, Chile firmรณ un Acuerdo de Implementaciรณn para prolongar su membresรญa y aumentar protocolos bilaterales de intercambio de informaciรณn.

Revocaciones histรณricas

Aunque los Estados Unidos anulรณ la incorporaciรณn prevista de Rumania al programa ESTA en 2025, alegando el incumplimiento con los requisitos de elegibilidad en medio de la intensificaciรณn del enfoque en la inmigraciรณn y la seguridad fronteriza bajo la administraciรณn de Trump, solamente dos paรญses han sido oficialmente eliminado del programa. Los Estados Unidos revocรณ el acceso de Argentina en 2002 y el de Uruguay en 2003. En ambos casos, las autoridades estadounidenses seรฑalaron un aumento en la cantidad de personas que ingresaron a travรฉs del ESTA y luego permanecieron en el paรญs despuรฉs del vencimiento de su estadรญa autorizada.

El informe mรกs reciente del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional, publicado en agosto 2024 y correspondiente al aรฑo fiscal 2023, registrรณ que .62% de las personas de paรญses del programa ESTA permanecieron despuรฉs del vencimiento de su estadรญa autorizado, mientras 3.2% de las personas de los paรญses no participantes (excluyendo a Canadรก y Mรฉxico) que ingresaban por negocios o placer por vรญa aรฉrea o marรญtima, registraron una permanencia excesiva. El informe indicรณ que el 2.6% de los chilenos en esta categorรญa sobrepasaron la duraciรณn permitida, la tasa mรกs alta entre todos los paรญses del programa ESTA.

Anticipaciรณn de los prรณximos pasos

Debido al aumento de escrutinio por parte de los oficiales migratorios estadounidenses sobre ciertas nacionalidadesโ€”incluyendo a los chilenosโ€”y las propuestas recientes de legisladores estadounidenses para excluir a Chile del programa de exenciรณn de visa, los legisladores chilenos aprobaron una mociรณn que urge al gobierno a promover un mayor conocimiento de los requisitos de cumplimiento y las sanciones bajo el programa ESTA.

Considerando el crecimiento de revocaciones individuales de ESTA, se recomienda a los viajeros que consideren solicitar una visa antes de programar un viaje a los Estados Unidos. Si Chile pierde su membresรญa en el programa ESTA, los viajeros necesitarรกn, como mรญnimo, una visa B-1/B-2 para entrar a los Estados Unidos.

La visa de no inmigrante B-1/B-2 permite viajes de negocios (B-1), turismo (B-2), o ambos. La visa es generalmente valida por 10 aรฑos, y permite estadรญas de hasta 180 dรญas por cada entrada.  Los viajeros deben confirmar el periodo de validez en el registro de salida I-94, el que controla la duraciรณn autorizada de permanencia. La oficina de Aduanas y Protecciรณn Fronteriza estadounidense puede otorgar una estadรญa inferior al mรกximo de 180 dรญas.  

Para solicitar una visa B-1/B-2, los solicitantes tienen que completar un formulario DS-160 en lรญnea y programar una entrevista presencial en la Embajada de los Estados Unidos en Santiago. El tiempo de espera actual para una cita es aproximadamente un mes, con la posibilidad de retrasos adicionales a medida que aumenta la demanda.

Recordatorios de elegibilidad ESTA

Mientras ESTA permanezca una opciรณn vรกlida para viajar a los Estados Unidos, los siguientes factores puedan resultar en un rechazo:

      • Viaje a cualquier paรญs designado como un Estado Patrocinador del Terrorismo (SST) por el gobierno estadounidense, incluyendo:
            • Cรบba (a partir del 12 de enero 2021)
            • Irรกn, Irak, Libia, Corea del Norte, Somalia, Sudรกn, Siria o Yemen (a partir del 1 de marzo de 2011)
      • Antecedentes criminales (incluyendo ciertos arrestos)
      • Proporcionar informaciรณn falsa o engaรฑosa en su solicitud ESTA
      • Diagnรณstico de una enfermedad contagiosa grave
      • Denegaciรณn previa de entrada o expulsiรณn de los Estados Unidos
      • Haber excedido anteriormente la estadรญa autorizada en los Estados Unidos

Visite el sitio oficial ESTA del gobierno para una lista completa de los requisitos de elegibilidad.

ยฟNecesitas mรกs informaciรณn?

Para preguntas relacionadas al B1/B-2 visa, se puede comunicar con Senior Associate Stephania Bertoni Norris al [email protected].

Este blog se publicรณ el DD de 6 de agosto de 2025, y debido a las circunstancias, hay cambios frecuentes. Para mantenerse al dรญa con todas las ultimas actualizaciones sobre inmigraciรณn global, suscrรญbase a nuestras alertas y sรญganos enโ€ฏLinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, eโ€ฏInstagram. 

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Leonardo Carvallo Donoso

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T:+562 2 387 0500

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Stephania Bertoni Norris

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Miami, FL, United States

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[email protected]

T:+1 786 539 1751

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