How to Incorporate a Company in Chile as a Foreigner
A step-by-step guide for foreign investors who want to set up a company in Chile in 2026, from choosing the right entity type to tax implications.
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Recursos, guías y novedades en materia de marcas, software, contratos y propiedad intelectual para empresas y emprendedores en Chile.
Commercial Arbitration in Chile: When to Use It and How It Works
A practical guide to commercial arbitration in Chile: when it is the right choice over ordinary courts, how to access it, types of arbitrators, costs, and key FAQs for businesses.
How to Register Your Trademark Abroad from Chile: The Madrid System Explained
Want to protect your trademark outside Chile? The Madrid System allows you to register it in over 130 countries with a single application. Here’s how it works.
Who Owns a Software in Chile?
Discover how Law 17.336 defines ownership depending on whether the developer is a freelancer, employee, or company
Brand Monitoring in Chile
Brand monitoring in Chile is essential to protect your rights before INAPI and NIC Chile. Discover how it works and why it’s crucial for your business.
Trademark Registration in Chile: Key Advantages
Learn why trademark registration in Chile is essential for your business. Discover key advantages, legal protection, franchising, and brand exclusivity.
Software Registration vs. Trademark Registration: Why They Are Not the Same
Trademark registration and software registration protect different assets within the same business. Understanding how they work together is key to protecting both your brand and your technology.
3D Trademarks: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How to Register Them in Chile
Learn what 3D trademarks are, see real examples, and understand how to register a three-dimensional trademark in Chile before INAPI.
What Is a Trademark “Class” and Why Is It Key to Protecting Your Business?
What is a trademark class? Learn how the Nice Classification works in Chile and why choosing the right class is essential to effectively protect your trademark.