What can I do?
You may leave your home on weekdays (Monday to Friday), but you may not go to a location that is subject to quarantine.
Stay at home on weekends and holidays. On those days you may only leave your home to shop or complete essential tasks using an individual permit that can be obtained online at comisariavirtual.cl (one permit per week).
Comply with the curfew. Don’t go out between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless you have an emergency pass due to a medical emergency or the death of a direct relative.
You may go to work if the location is not subject to quarantine, or in an area subject to quarantine if it is an essential service and you have a collective permit.
Participate in social and recreational gatherings of up to 10 people in open locations and five people in closed locations (apart from your residence).
If you are over the age of 75, you may take a 60-minute walk once per day on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays between 10 a.m. and 12 noon or between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. You are limited to a 200-meter radius around your home.
Athletic activities are permitted on weekdays (Monday to Friday) and only in urban parks, protected forest areas and similar locations, and open areas that may be freely accessed by the public. Spectators are not allowed. You may engage in group sports with up to 10 people.
Every time you go out, with the corresponding authorization, you must wear a mask, practice social distancing and remember to take precautions such as washing your hands or using hand sanitizer.
Which entities are allowed to open in my municipality?
Pharmacies, supermarkets and other shops that sell food and essential products, as well as healthcare facilities and public service offices.
Stores and other non-essential activities may open as long as they are staffed by employees who live in a municipality that is in Transition or not subject to quarantine.
All open businesses and entities must follow the established protocols.
What is prohibited in my municipality?
The operation of senior citizen clubs and daycare centers.
The operation of cinemas, theaters, bars, nightclubs and similar locations.
Restaurants and cafés are banned from serving the public.
The functioning of gyms that are open to the public.
Engaging in physical activity that requires leaving your home on Saturdays, Sundays or holidays.
Holding social and recreational events and gatherings on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Traveling to a second home.
Entering and exiting National Minors’ Service (SENAME) facilities and long-term care residences for the elderly (ELEAM).
Freely crossing borders by land and air.
Performing non-critical elective surgery except for major ambulatory surgery and procedures involving no more than one night of hospitalization.
In-person classes at educational establishments.
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