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Corporate visas, residency and immigration compliance

We manage your employees' immigration processes across Chile and Latin America, from the initial assessment through to the granted permit, with verified regulatory compliance in every jurisdiction.

The real problem

A delayed procedure can stall an entire operation

When a visa is delayed, the cost is rarely just administrative. An executive who cannot legally work is a project on hold. A team hired without the right permit is a liability waiting for an inspection. And an office launch that depends on three parallel procedures, in three different countries, becomes a coordination problem nobody inside the company has time to manage.

The complexity is not only in the law, it is in the practice: which agency actually responds, what document each consulate asks for, what can be moved forward and what cannot. That gap between what the regulation says and what happens at the counter is where we work every day.

MP Global manages the full process, not just the filing. We assess the most suitable route before starting, prepare the documentation, coordinate with the authorities and stay on it until the permit is granted, with visibility of the status at every stage.

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Contact

Have an immigration case on the table?

Tell us the situation and we will come back with a concrete route: which permit applies, what documentation is needed and what timelines we can work with.

Office hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 19:00 hrs (Chile)
Office
Avenida Apoquindo N°5950, Las Condes. Oficina 19-119.

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What it covers

Corporate immigration services

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How we work

A process with defined stages and timelines

We work in clear phases so that at any moment you know where each procedure stands and what comes next.

  1. Assessment

    We review the case, the employee profile and the project goal to determine a viable immigration route, before committing to timelines.

  2. Solution design

    We define the most suitable immigration, labor or corporate structure, and put in writing what documentation is needed from each party.

  3. Implementation

    We file and coordinate the procedures before the relevant agencies, across one or several countries in parallel.

  4. Monitoring

    We track the status of each file and report progress, without you having to ask to find out.

  5. Closing and renewals

    We deliver the final report and give advance notice as a permit's expiry date approaches, so renewals never become an emergency.

FAQ

Common questions about immigration processes

Do I need a legal entity in Chile to hire a foreign worker?
It depends on the type of engagement and the permit being applied for. In the initial assessment we review your specific case and tell you what structure you need before starting any procedure. If incorporating a company is required, we handle that too.
What if an employee is already in an irregular immigration situation?
We design a concrete regularization plan and get the documentation ready ahead of any inspection. The sooner it is addressed, the more options remain on the table.
Do you also handle visas for the executive's family?
Yes. Spouses, children and other dependents are part of the same process and receive the same level of support as the main applicant. If they also need help settling in (housing, schools, local documentation), that is covered by our relocation services.
Which countries do you cover for immigration processes?
We have direct operations in Chile and Argentina, and cover the rest of the region (Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Uruguay and others) through a network of local specialists. In every case you coordinate through a single point of contact, not a different provider per country.
How long does it take to obtain a visa or residency?
Processing times are set by each country's immigration authority and vary by permit type and the agency's workload, so be wary of anyone promising an exact date at first contact. What we do control and commit to are our own response times: initial guidance within 48 to 72 hours and documentation requests within 3 to 5 business days.
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