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A visa is not one of the mandatory requirements for US citizens traveling to Chile as long as the trip doesn’t exceed 90 days. If so, you will have to visit the Chilean Embassy for further inquiry. You will also need your passport which should be valid up to the point of planned departure from Chile.

At the moment, there aren’t any airlines flying directly from San Francisco to the city center. Travelers will have to deal with at least one layover during the trip. The most popular layover option for this trip is Los Angeles International Airport which is used by Delta and LATAM Airlines. Other options include Houston when flying with United Airlines and Panama City when flying with Copa Airlines.

The only public transport option available from Santiago International Airport to the city center is the bus service. It runs 24/7 at intervals of 20 minutes during the day and an hour after midnight. The bus connects Santiago Airport to Santiago Central Station although you can disembark at any of the prior stops if it is convenient for you. An alternative to using the bus is getting a taxi from the airport. Although more expensive, it is significantly more convenient and safer than public transport.

LATAM Airlines has an unaccompanied minor service that allows children to fly unaccompanied on international flights. The service is mandatory for children between ages 8 and 12 and only optional for children older than that. With this service, you as the parent can have confidence in the safety of your child as they will have a crew member looking after your child for the whole trip including through immigration and security control.

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