Are you a foreigner who wants to come live and work in Chile, yet don´t know where to find jobs or how to get a work permit? This article will explain all you need to know about the Chilean labour market, work permits, and how to apply for jobs.

1. The Chilean labour market
Chile is one of Latin America´s most stable and prosperous nations, economically on par with countries like Poland or Turkey (in terms of GDP per capita). It´s labour market is strongly oriented towards service and natural resource-based industries (like mining, forestry, agriculture and aquiculture), and has benefitted from virtual non-stop economic growth for the past four decades. Yet, in recent years growth has begun to slow down (particularly in mining), and there are signs Chile may be entering a recession. Simultaneously, Chile has been receiving ever larger numbers of immigrants from countries like Peru, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Venezuela, and Spain, forcing the government to question it´s historically generous immigration policies. So far, no changes have been made to immigration policy, but this may change in the near future.

Types of jobs available
What jobs are available depends critically on your level of Spanish.

Jobs that don´t require Spanish
If you´re (Chilean) Spanish isn´t at an advanced level, you will most likely be looking at the following positions:

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https://www.worldjobtrends.com/how-to-find-a-job-in-chile-and-get-a-work-permit-along-the-way/

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