Easter Island Online Registration Information

Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, is a remote Chilean territory renowned for its iconic moai statues and rich Polynesian heritage. To preserve its cultural and environmental integrity, Chile has implemented specific entry requirements for travelers. As of 2024, all visitors must complete the Unique Entry Form (Formulario Único de Ingreso – FUI) before traveling to Easter Island.

Who Needs the Unique Entry Form?

The Unique Entry Form is mandatory for all travelers flying to Easter Island, including:

  • Tourists
  • Business travelers
  • Transit passengers

Children over 6 years old must also complete the form.

Required Documents

To complete the Unique Entry Form, ensure you have the following:

  • Valid Passport: With at least 6 months’ validity beyond your intended departure date from Chile.
  • Round-Trip Flight Ticket: Confirming your return within 30 days.
  • Accommodation Reservation: A booking at a SERNATUR-certified establishment or an invitation letter from a Rapa Nui resident.
  • Email Address: For receiving the confirmation.
  • Payment Method: A valid credit or debit card.

How to Apply

  1. Access the Official Portal: Visit ingresorapanui.interior.gob.cl.
  2. Fill Out the Form: Provide personal details, travel information, and upload required documents.
  3. Submit and Pay: Review your information, pay the processing fee, and submit the form.
  4. Receive Confirmation: An approval email will be sent to you.

It’s recommended to apply at least 72 hours before departure to ensure processing time.

Validity and Duration

  • Validity: The Unique Entry Form is valid for 30 days from the date of entry.
  • Stay Duration: Visitors are permitted to stay for a maximum of 30 days per entry.
  • Single Entry: The form allows for a single entry; re-entry requires a new application.

Boarding Requirements

To board your flight to Easter Island, you must present:

  • Approved Unique Entry Form: Printed or digital copy.
  • Valid Passport: For identification.
  • Accommodation Confirmation: Proof of your stay.

Without these documents, you may be denied boarding.

Additional Recommendations

  • Travel Insurance: While not mandatory, it’s advisable to have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies.
  • Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with local customs and regulations to ensure a respectful visit.
  • Environmental Awareness: Avoid bringing prohibited items such as honey products, rocks, corals, fruits, and vegetables to protect the island’s ecosystem.

Need Assistance?

If you require help with the application process or have questions about the Unique Entry Form, feel free to contact us. Our team is here to assist you in ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip to Easter Island.