Banking
Chile — Banking: International Transfers
Outgoing international wires from a Chilean bank cost about USD 25 to 50 plus USD 10 to 30 in correspondent fees, with incoming wires at CLP 0 to USD 15.
VerifiedProfessional tax guide — not a government sourceGolden Harbors, bank account in Chile (commercial source, 2026 approximate fees)Last reviewed: 2026-10-26
Why this matters
Relocating individuals should care about international transfer rules to avoid unexpected delays or fees.
Key facts
- Outgoing international wire: USD 25 to 50, plus USD 10 to 30 in correspondent bank fees.
- Incoming international wire: CLP 0 to USD 15.
- Currency conversion spread is 0.5% to 2% above mid-market.
- Stamp tax on credit operations is 0.066% per month, up to a maximum of 0.8%.
- Fees are 2026 approximations; verify each bank's schedule.
Steps
- 1. Check with your bank — Research your bank's specific policies and fees for international transfers.
- 2. Gather necessary documents — Typically, a passport, tax ID number (RUT), and proof of address are required.
Costs
- Outgoing wire: USD 25 to 50 + USD 10 to 30 correspondent
- FX spread: 0.5% to 2%