Chilean Embassy in Rome

Rome
+39 06 844 091

Overview

The Embassy of Chile at Viale Liegi 21 in Rome's Parioli district represents Chile's interests in Italy and at the UN agencies based in Rome (FAO, IFAD, WFP). Italy and Chile share deep historical ties through the substantial Italian immigrant community in Chile — millions of Chileans have Italian ancestry, concentrated in the Valparaíso region and Santiago. This gives the bilateral relationship a strong people-to-people dimension. Italian companies are active in Chile's energy, retail, and infrastructure sectors (Enel is one of Chile's largest electricity distributors).

Visa Services

Italian citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays in Chile up to 90 days. For work, study, or longer stays, visa applications are processed by the consular section.

Consular Services

The consular section provides services to Chilean citizens in Italy: passport issuance and renewal, civil registration, powers of attorney, document legalisation, and emergency assistance. It keeps its own channels at the same Viale Liegi address: +39 06 884 1449 and roma@consulado.gob.cl, per the Italian MFA's 2024 diplomatic list.

Service Area

The embassy covers Italy and also serves as representation to FAO, IFAD, and WFP.

Appointment Information

The embassy works from Viale Liegi 21 in Parioli — embassy matters go to pmari@minrel.gob.cl (+39 06 844 091 per the 2024 diplomatic list), consular matters to the consular section's own channels, +39 06 884 1449 and roma@consulado.gob.cl. Chile's foreign ministry backs its posts with a Chile-based call centre on 800 364 600 for citizen services questions.

Special Notes

One address, two mailboxes: the live portal is explicit that embassy affairs and Chile-FAO affairs use pmari@minrel.gob.cl while the consulate answers separately — write to the right box to skip a forwarding delay. The Chilean consulate network's online services portal handles many procedures without a visit.

Frequently asked questions

Do Italians need a visa for Chile?

No — Italian citizens enter Chile visa-free for tourist stays up to 90 days on a valid passport. Work, study, and longer stays run through the consular section's visa procedures.

How do I contact the Chilean embassy in Rome?

Embassy and Chile-FAO matters go to pmari@minrel.gob.cl — the mailbox the live portal names — with +39 06 844 091 as the phone per the Italian MFA's 2024 diplomatic list. The chancery is at Viale Liegi 21 in Parioli.

Where do Chileans in Italy handle passports and legalisations?

Through the consular section at the same Viale Liegi 21 address, on its own channels: +39 06 884 1449 and roma@consulado.gob.cl. Many procedures also run through the Chilean consular network's online services portal without a visit.

Does the Chilean embassy in Rome also cover the UN food agencies?

Yes — the mission represents Chile to FAO, IFAD, and WFP alongside the bilateral relationship with Italy, which is why the live portal splits its mailbox guidance between embassy matters and Chile-FAO affairs.

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