On October 19, local time, Chile's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the country's consular services in Venezuela will resume from now on. Chile's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that in the early stages of the resumption of consular services, it mainly issued passports and identity documents to Chilean citizens living in Venezuela, and opened appointments for other consular services. Starting October 26, the two consular offices will gradually resume processing passports, ID cards, travel authorizations, notarial requests, and consular registration services such as births, deaths, and marriages. Chilean Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez McKenna said that the resumption of consular operations will provide necessary services and protection for more than 25,000 Chilean citizens living in Venezuela. The Chilean consular office in Venezuela suspended its services in January 2025. On August 6 this year, the two governments of the Intellectual Commission officially resumed consular relations.

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