Questions about moving to or living in Chile?

Your meeting will be with Jeremie, founder of Expat.cl, helping people relocate to Chile since 2016. He is fluent in French, English, and Spanish.

Four easy steps:

1. You choose the date/time that suits you in the calendar.
2. You can send your list of questions in advance.
3. You receive an email with a link to connect on Zoom/Google Meet.
4. You click the link to join the call a few minutes before the chosen date/time. I may be with another client just before, so please wait to be allowed to enter the room."

Below the calendar, a dropdown menu indicates the time zone and the current time in that time zone. It automatically detects your country and adjusts. If the time indicated is incorrect, click the dropdown menu and select your time zone. This will automatically update all times so that you can book an appointment in your time zone. Available timeslots do not always match the usual office hours in Chile. This is normal, as I tend to make these appointments in the early morning or late evening to attend to my relocation clients during office hours.

No. I travel regularly, so all consultations are online.

Of course. Share the link with them. You can also add their email when booking using the "Add Guests" button below the email field. They will automatically receive an invitation.

The booking system only lets you book up to 24 hours in advance, to avoid people booking at the last minute while I am busy with another client. I usually have available slots in the evening (6-8 pm Chilean time). If that works for you, book the next available date in the calendar and add a comment that you would like a sooner booking. I will reply to you and manually update the appointment. Kindly do that only if your situation is urgent.

I have been helping hundreds of people since starting expat.cl in 2016. You can book, and I will be able to reply to your questions. During booking, you can send your list of questions in advance, so don't worry, I will be prepared.

Write me (the email is at the bottom of the page) from the same email you used to book the meeting. Changes are only allowed up to 24 hours before the meeting. No-shows are not refunded.

I get around 10-20 support requests per day, sometimes more. Multiply this by a 30-minute consultation each, and you can easily see that I would spend my whole day replying for free. Yet, I have to take care of my paying clients first.

No. I get this a lot. Unfortunately, most of the time, people disappear once they get their replies. If you plan to book my services, I will deduct the consultation fee from any service booked within six months. And I can offer a referral fee if you bring a paying client.

No. Your questions may require some previous research, and sometimes to send you information afterward.

Sure. Click here to pay, then send me an email with the list of all your questions (up to 15). I will review them, send you a few clarifying questions to assess your situation if needed, and then send replies. I recommend a meeting, as we can go deeper into each topic. But it is up to you.

No. The booking platform processes payment automatically and sends you invitation links, which saves everyone time. Try another credit card, or contact your bank to see what is wrong with your credit card.

Yes, you can record audio for personal use if you mention it at the beginning. However, public distribution is not allowed.

No. It is your responsibility to take notes. If during the call, I mention a useful resource/website for your situation, I will send an email with a link to that resource.

The best way to avoid this situation is to prepare and send me a numbered list of your questions before the meeting. It will reduce the risk of forgetting a question. You can send a couple of questions within the week following the consultation. If I can quickly reply, I will be happy to help. If you need ongoing support by email or phone during your relocation, we can send you a quote, as this is not part of the 1-hour consultation service.