Relocation
Housing, schools, banking, driver’s license, transportation. Life sorted before day one.
Corporate relocation in Chile
We take care of the entire landing. Your executive arrives focused — and you stop losing sleep over it.
The problem
But when the move falls behind, when the family can’t find a school, when the shipment is stuck in customs — the call comes to you.
And the outcome shows up in your performance review, not the vendor’s.
Who you’re working with
We know Chilean bureaucracy from the inside, because we walk through it every week.
How we work
Tell us who’s moving, from where and when. No commitment.
Only the services that case needs, at a fixed price.
One name, one checklist, regular check-ins. You always know where things stand.
Services
Housing, schools, banking, driver’s license, transportation. Life sorted before day one.
Visas, work permits, permanent residency, RUT (the Chilean tax ID). No lines, no last-minute surprises.
Door to door, with fourteen years of experience in the industry.
Workshops so the family doesn’t just arrive in Chile — it stays.
Departure services
Closing accounts, recovering pension funds, ending the lease, the outbound move. The full cycle, not just the pleasant part.
Because a relocation that ends badly is a relocation that went badly.
Trust
When you work in HR, you know anything can happen. That is why you need a strong network to resolve, quickly and effectively, whatever need comes up. Without a doubt, Seraf Softlanding Services has become our best ally when we need to run immigration processes: they are fast, with solid knowledge of every procedure, and best of all, they do not leave you on your own — there is always someone with you at every step, from start to finish.
The team
Behind every relocation are people who know every procedure and whom you can call by name. When something gets complicated, one of them picks up.
Founder & CEO
Business degree (Ingeniería Comercial). Fourteen years in the relocation industry; founder of Seraf. She’s the one who takes the first meeting.
An executive who arrives stressed underperforms for the first six months.
A family that doesn’t settle in cuts the assignment short.
And replacing someone who goes home costs far more than doing it right the first time.
Twenty minutes and you’ll know exactly what that relocation needs, what it costs and how long it takes.