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Tax Obligations for Foreign Workers
In Chile, tax obligations apply not only to nationals; they also extend to foreign individuals who reside, receive income, or hold assets in the country, provided they meet the criteria established by current regulations.
Chile: Your Gateway to Latin America
Chile stands out as one of Latin America’s most open and investor-friendly economies. Foreign investors enjoy exactly the same rights and protections as local companies -including- unrestricted repatriation of profits.
Working Hours Reduced to 42 Hours by 2026: Is Your Company Ready?
Starting April 26, 2026, the new phase of reduced working hours in Chile will take effect. The legal maximum will decrease from 44 to 42 hours per week.
Travel abroad with Minors (Chile)
If a child or adolescent (under 18 years of age) leaves Chile without traveling with both parents , a valid permit is usually required . Without it, the Investigative Police can prevent their departure.
Key 2026–2027 UK Immigration Changes: What Businesses Need to Know
The UK immigration landscape continues to evolve, with significant reforms introduced through the recent Statements of Changes.
Employment Rights Act 2025: The February Trade Union Reforms
On 18 February 2026, the first major wave of the Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA 2025) comes into force. This marks a fundamental rebalancing of power between employers and trade unions.
Validation, Recognition and Revalidation of Foreign Degrees in Chile
With the recent publication of the new regulations governing the recognition and revalidation of foreign degrees, it is essential to clarify three concepts that are often confused.
Can a Foreigner Practice Their Profession in Chile with a Degree Obtained Abroad?
The sustained increase in the hiring of international talent (especially in sectors such as technology, energy, construction, mining, and professional services) has repeatedly raised questions.
Key Judicial Criteria Regarding Travel Abroad During Medical Leave
The Superior Courts of Justice have recently issued rulings analyzing the legality of dismissing public officials who traveled abroad while on paid medical leave.
Departures from the Country of People with Dual Nationality
The Comptroller General of the Republic reaffirms the criterion according to which persons with Chilean nationality are subject to national regulations when leaving the country.
Employment Rights Act 2025: Compliance Timeline and Checklist for UK Employers
The Employment Rights Act 2025 is now transforming employment law. For business leaders, this represents the most seismic shift in workplace regulation in a generation.
UK Immigration in 2026: New Year’s Resolutions for Navigating the Home Office’s Proposed Settlement Reforms
As we step into January 2026, the UK Government has launched consultation on what it calls the most sweeping overhaul of the settlement system in decades.
Will Foreign Teachers Be Protected by Employment Laws in Taiwan?
Whether working as foreign teachers in Taiwan can get some legal protection under the Taiwanese Labor Standards Act ("LSA") or the Taiwanese Teacher Act is always confusing expats.
Income Tax Return for Expatriates in Chile
With the end of the tax year approaching and the obligation to file the Annual Income Tax Return, it is essential that foreign nationals who work or have worked in Chile understand their tax obligations.
Formalities in the Signing of the Employment Contract for Foreigners in Chile
In Chile, hiring foreign workers requires compliance with specific immigration formalities, especially when the worker wishes to apply for temporary residency under the subcategory for legal paid work.