In February, the US and Chilean governments reached an agreement to ease travel between the two countries, and the US designated Chile a member of its Visa Waiver Program. As of May, Chilean nationals can travel to the US without a visa, and US travelers are no longer being charged a “reciprocity fee” of $160 to enter Chile.
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