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Before you sign anything, these are the documents your Chilean lawyer needs to pull — and what each one tells you about the land you’re buying.

Before you can sign a deed, open a Chilean bank account, or pay a notary, you need a RUT — Chile’s national tax ID. Here’s exactly how to get one as a foreigner.

A combination of peso depreciation, low land prices relative to comparable destinations, and a stable legal framework makes Chile one of the most compelling land markets for foreign buyers right now.