Excellent question for travelers to Chile! One of eSIMFlyer's biggest advantages is that it completely bypasses Chile's strict 'Homologación' law. This regulation previously required tourists to register their phone's IMEI to prevent it from being blocked after 30 days. Because eSIMFlyer operates as a roaming-based service, you are classified as a 'temporary visitor' and are exempt from this requirement. This means instant connectivity upon arrival at Santiago (SCL) without any bureaucratic headaches or device registration.
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Do I need to register my phone's IMEI (Homologación) to use my eSIMFlyer plan in Chile?
Updated April 22, 2026
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