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In this video, the author, while in Chile, discusses one of the simplest and most accessible ways to obtain a residence permit in the country for 2026—a rentier visa (rentista). Contact us on Telegram for a consultation https://t.me/kazak_shimanskiy This type of residence permit is suitable for people with a stable passive income (not from an employment contract). The author details the basic income requirements, the list of documents required, and how the immigration bureaucracy processes cases. The video also offers paid consultations for those who want to successfully navigate this path, using proven nuances, and provides recommendations for other useful resources about life in Latin America. Link to Victoria Rivera's channel https://youtube.com/@ViktoriiaRivera?... Timecodes for key moments [00:00] — Welcome and introduction to obtaining a residence permit in Chile. [00:37] — Why a rentier residence permit (rentista) is one of the easiest ways to legalize your residence in Chile as of 2026. The main advantage is that you can submit documents completely remotely through the official website (Servicio Nacional de Migraciones), without having to visit a consulate or travel to the country. [01:47] — What does rentier status mean? An explanation of passive income (active employment is not eligible for this visa). [02:16] — Financial income requirements. The required amount per person is $1,000 (the author recommends a target of approximately 100,000 rubles). Explanation of the rules for submitting documents for the entire family (e.g., approximately $1,800 for a married couple). [02:59] — Sources of passive income: Pension (if it exceeds $1,000). [03:48] — Renting out real estate (residential or commercial). What documents are needed for verification: a purchase and sale agreement, an official extract from the register (e.g., the Unified State Register of Real Estate for the Russian Federation), a bank statement confirming regular legal income and tax payments. [05:15] — The psychology of Chilean immigration officials (bureaucrats). How to properly organize and format documents (notarizations, clear confirmation of dollar amounts) so that the auditor has no doubts about the legality of your funds. [07:23] — Alternative sources of income: investments in securities (stocks/bonds) with capital of approximately $150,000–$200,000, as well as official loan agreements. [08:21] — Mention of a "secret trick" for obtaining a residence permit with a 100% guarantee and an offer of paid personal consultations ($50 for 30 minutes) from a person who has already successfully obtained permanent residence in Chile. [11:36] — The author's response to potential critics and haters regarding paid assistance. [12:45] — A recommendation to watch the author's extensive 2.5-hour broadcast, which details a comparison of life, prices, healthcare, real estate, and education in Argentina (San Martin de los Andes) and Chile (Valparaiso). [14:02] — Conclusion, a call to subscribe to the channel and like.