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Travel Forum / Travel Types / Air Travel / September 2007Chile airport entry fee
In what currency does one pay the Chile $100 entry fee? U.S. Dollars or Chilean pesos? (this is for Americans entering by plane.) And does one pay it in cash, or can one use a credit card? CC On Sep 27, 9:39 am, carolrco...@gmail.com wrote: > In what currency does one pay the Chile $100 entry fee? U.S. Dollars > or Chilean pesos? (this is for Americans entering by plane.) And > does one pay it in cash, or can one use a credit card? > > CC Well! If only I'd read before I wrote. Fodor's Guide to Chile 2006 states: "The good news is that in addition to cash, credit cards are also accepted." So that also takes care of worrying about hauling wads of pesos from N. America. CC >On Sep 27, 9:39 am, carolrco...@gmail.com wrote: >> In what currency does one pay the Chile $100 entry fee? U.S. Dollars >> or Chilean pesos? (this is for Americans entering by plane.) And >> does one pay it in cash, or can one use a credit card? >Well! If only I'd read before I wrote. Fodor's Guide to Chile 2006 >states: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >So that also takes care of worrying about hauling wads of pesos from >N. America. What amazes me is that arriving passengers have to pay $100. Does this only apply to Americans? or everybody? >What amazes me is that arriving passengers have to pay $100. >Does this only apply to Americans? or everybody? Just Americans. It's because Chileans have to pay $100 for a US visa. Brazil does approximately the same thing, with a special high priced visa for Americans. >>What amazes me is that arriving passengers have to pay $100. >>Does this only apply to Americans? or everybody? > >Just Americans. It's because Chileans have to pay $100 for a US visa. >Brazil does approximately the same thing, with a special high priced >visa for Americans. Thanks. A sort of 'touche' arrangement! As a Brit I've never had to pay to enter Brazil, just to leave! |
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