Haitians can bring their families with a new humanitarian visa that begins to rule today "Diario y Radio U Chile

Monday, the new humanitarian visa for Haitians living in Chile and intending to bring their families to this territory will begin to be in force. The purpose of this permit is family reunification. 19659006] As Foreign Minister Roberto Ampuro explained to the newspaper El Mercurio: "We must see how it works, it is the first time we do it"

The procedure Application for this visa begins in Chile, in which any Haitian with his immigration status must write a certified letter of intent in front of a notary, so that the parent who wants to travel to Chile can call the offices to Port-au-Prince of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the institution that will receive and perform the first checks on the document.

Among the conditions to obtain this permit are: a criminal and health application that proves the absence

Faced with this requirement, the Chilean Chancellor said that "probably some will ask if this is not not a discriminatory measure … it's a guarantee, and we have eradicated many diseases. "

The process will cost a total of about $ 100. The Chilean consulate in Puerto Principe charges $ 25 for the document. In addition, the applicant must pay a pre-payment for a pre-consular procedure to ensure the severity of the process, which will cost about $ 73.

Persons eligible for this benefit are spouses, civil cohabitants, children under 24 years of age this study. At the beginning, the visa ceiling will be 10 thousand per year. The visa is extended for 12 months and can only be extended once, after which residence may be requested.

On Monday, the new humanitarian visa for Haitians living in Chile will begin to come into effect and they intend to bring their families to this territory. Foreign Minister Roberto Ampuro told El Mercurio newspaper: "We must see how it works, it is the first time we do it" [traduction]

. 19659006] The application procedure for this visa begins in Chile, in which any Haitian with his immigrant status must write a certified letter of intent in front of a notary, so that the parent who wants to travel to Chile can call the offices in Port-au-Prince of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), institution that will receive and make the first checks on the document.

Among the conditions to obtain this permit are: an application for criminal and health records certifying the absence of infectious diseases.

Faced with this requirement, the Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs said that "probably some will ask if this is not a discriminatory goes … It is a refuge, and we have eradicated many diseases "

The process will cost a total of about 100 dollars. The Chilean consulate in Puerto Principe charges $ 25 for the document. In addition, the applicant must pay a pre-payment for a pre-consular procedure to ensure the severity of the process, which will cost about $ 73.

Persons eligible for this benefit are spouses, civil cohabitants, children under 24 years of age this study. At the beginning, the visa ceiling will be 10 thousand per year. The visa is extended for 12 months and can only be extended once, after which residence may be requested.

On Monday, the new humanitarian visa for Haitians living in Chile will begin to come into effect and they intend to bring their families to this territory. Foreign Minister Roberto Ampuro told El Mercurio newspaper: "We must see how it works, it is the first time we do it" [traduction]

. 19659006] The application procedure for this visa begins in Chile, in which any Haitian with his immigrant status must write a certified letter of intent in front of a notary, so that the parent who wants to travel to Chile can call the offices in Port-au-Prince of the International Organization for Migration (IOM), institution that will receive and make the first checks on the document.

Among the conditions to obtain this permit are: an application for criminal and health records certifying the absence of infectious diseases.

Faced with this requirement, the Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs said that "probably some will ask if this is not a discriminatory goes … It is a refuge, and we have eradicated many diseases "

The process will cost a total of about 100 dollars. The Chilean consulate in Puerto Principe charges $ 25 for the document. In addition, the applicant must pay a pre-payment for a pre-consular procedure to ensure the severity of the process, which will cost about $ 73.

Persons eligible for this benefit are spouses, civil cohabitants, children under 24 years of age this study. At the beginning, the visa ceiling will be 10 thousand per year. The visa is extended for 12 months and can only be extended once, after which residence may be requested.