Miami stands out among the US posts for one practical exception: its current page says passport and identity-card service is first come, first served, with limited daily slots starting at 9:00 a.m. It recommends arriving before noon to improve the chance of service; this is not a guaranteed appointment.
Passport and identity card: what to bring
The office is at 800 Brickell Avenue, Suite 1200, Miami, Florida 33131. Bring the previous passport and a valid Chilean ID; after theft or loss, bring a police report. The office takes the photograph onsite and says it cannot use applicant-supplied photos. Its local page lists US$94 for a passport and US$12 for an ID (US$106 for both), payable in cash; verify current fees before travelling because tariffs can change. A minor must attend with both parents or the required notarized authorization and, where relevant, custody order. If a child was born abroad and has no RUN, consular birth registration comes first.
Other procedures and direct email channels
- General inquiries: miami@consulado.gob.cl.
- Visas: visas.miami@minrel.gob.cl.
- Powers and public deeds: mandatos@minrel.gob.cl; appointment required.
- Civil registrations, certificates and overseas voting: confirm the channel and appointment rule for the exact procedure.
The district covers Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.
Emergency contact
+1 305-965-2140 accepts emergency SMS/WhatsApp outside public hours; it is not for case-status inquiries. Include your name, RUN/passport number, telephone and explanation.
+1 305-373-8623 · Facebook · Instagram · X · Emergency passport.
Open the consulate’s Maskay profile for its address, phone, map and practical details.
Use the channel for your procedure, prepare the required records and secure the appointment before travelling.
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Consulate General of Chile in Miami
800 Brickell Avenue, Suite 1200, Miami, FL 33131
Miami handles passports by arrival order with limited daily capacity. Check cash payment, photos, minors, jurisdiction and the emergency contact.
Limited-capacity walk-in passports and ID cards; Civil Registry, visas and powers in Miami
Sources & references
Sources for the information and reporting discussed in this guide.
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Official listing ↗
Primary source
Consulado de Chile · Accessed November 9, 2026
Información aplicada a la guía de Miami.
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Agenda de atención consular ↗
Primary source
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores · Accessed November 9, 2026
Información aplicada a la guía de Miami.
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Obtener un pasaporte chileno ↗
Primary source
Consulado.gob.cl · Accessed November 9, 2026
Información aplicada a la guía de Miami.
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Solicitar un pasaporte de emergencia ↗
Primary source
Consulado.gob.cl · Accessed November 9, 2026
Información aplicada a la guía de Miami.