Chile Embassy in South Korea
Basic Information
Address:
1801 Goryo Daeyungak Tower, 97 Toegye-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul 100-706, South Korea.
Contact Information:
• Phone: +82 2 779 2610
• Fax: +82 2 779 2615
• Email: embajada@coreachile.org, corea@minrel.gob.cl
• Website: Chilean Embassy in Seoul.
Embassy Services
The Chilean Embassy in South Korea offers a variety of services to both Chilean and South Korean citizens. These services include:
1. Visa Processing:
• Tourist Visa: For South Korean citizens wishing to visit Chile for tourism purposes.
• Work Visa: For those seeking employment in Chile.
• Student Visa: For students planning to study in Chile.
• Temporary Resident Visa: For individuals planning to stay in Chile for an extended period.
2. Passport Services:
• Issuance and Renewal: Assistance with obtaining new passports or renewing existing ones for Chilean citizens.
3. Notarial Services:
• Document Legalization: Legalizing documents for use in Chile or South Korea.
• Notarization: Notarizing documents such as affidavits, powers of attorney, and other legal documents.
4. Civil Registration:
• Birth Registration: Registering the birth of Chilean citizens born in South Korea.
• Marriage Registration: Registering marriages of Chilean citizens.
• Death Registration: Registering the death of Chilean citizens.
5. Emergency Assistance:
• Consular Assistance: Providing help to Chilean citizens in emergencies, such as accidents, illnesses, or legal issues.
• Repatriation: Assisting with the repatriation of Chilean citizens in case of emergencies.
6. Cultural and Educational Promotion:
• Cultural Events: Organizing cultural events to promote Chilean culture in South Korea.
• Educational Exchanges: Facilitating educational exchange programs between Chile and South Korea.
Diplomatic Relations
Chile and South Korea established diplomatic relations in 1962. Over the years, the two countries have developed strong political and economic ties. A significant milestone in their relationship was the signing of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in 2004, which was the first FTA Chile signed with an Asian country. This agreement has significantly boosted trade between the two nations, with South Korea becoming one of Chile's primary trading partners. The relationship has been marked by mutual visits of high-level officials and cooperation in various sectors, including technology, education, and agriculture.
List of Ambassadors
1. Fernando Schmidt:
• Responsibilities: Overseeing diplomatic missions, enhancing bilateral relations, and representing Chile's interests in South Korea.
2. Gloria Margarita Cid Carreno:
• Responsibilities: Leading the embassy, managing consular services, and promoting Chilean culture and trade in South Korea.
3. Mathias Francke Schnarbach:
• Responsibilities: Strengthening economic ties, facilitating trade agreements, and supporting Chilean citizens in South Korea.
The Chilean Embassy in South Korea plays a crucial role in fostering diplomatic and economic relations between the two countries, providing essential services to citizens, and promoting cultural and educational exchanges.
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