In an economic scenario where the minimum wage is a key measure of workers’ well-being, three South American countries lead the ranking of the best minimum wages in Latin America. In the following note we will tell you everything you need to know about this important topic that has captured the attention of the Latin American community.
What are the three South American countries that lead the ranking of best minimum wages in Latin America?
Uruguay, Chile and Colombia are the three South American countries that lead the ranking of the best minimum wages in Latin America in the second half of 2024, according to estimates by Bloomberg Linea based on an infographic by Statista.
Uruguay leads the pack with a minimum wage that tops out at 22,268 Uruguayan pesos, which equates to about $556 per month.
Chile ranks second with a minimum wage of 500,000 Chilean pesos, about $532, per month.
Colombia ranks third with a minimum wage of 1,300,000 Colombian pesos, which is equivalent to approximately $323.
These minimum wages are presented in nominal values, without adjusting them for purchasing power or the cost of living in each country, which could affect the perception of their real value. Despite this, these three countries stand out in the region for guaranteeing a relatively high level of income for workers, providing a better framework of economic stability than other Latin American countries. This information reflects the efforts of these governments to improve the salary conditions of their citizens.
Which is the only South American country that requests visas from Peruvian citizens wishing to enter its territory?
In early 2002, Decision 503 Andean Community of Nations (CAN) includes up to 4 South American countries PeruWhile bilateral agreements were being strengthened with other countries belonging to the region, aimed at allowing South American citizens to travel freely, with one exception in particular, which has been in effect for more than 4 years, the so-called. Principle of Reciprocity,
In the midst of a migratory wave of people in search of a better future, and with the aim of ensuring the peace of all Peruvians, Martín Vizcarra announced that since June, 15 Of 2019Venezuelan citizens can only enter the country they head to Passport Y Humanitarian VisaThat is why the Government of the Bolivarian Republic in an act of correlation Venezuela Decided to adopt the same solution.
As stated in the official statement, and in application of the principle of reciprocity, the Maduro Presidency, through the Ministry of Popular Power for Foreign Affairs (MPPRE), also decided “Request a visa for citizens of the Republic of Peru“making it public knowledge”Necessary requirements for its grant,
What are the requirements to travel to Venezuela with a tourist visa?
- Original and copy of passport with minimum 6 months validity
- Document proving your residence in the country of origin
- Two recent photographs (front, colour and passport size)
- Bank letter (indicating account opening date, number and balance)
- Employment letter (working hours, position and salary)
- Copy of real estate, commercial, business, commercial or industrial property records (if applicable)
- Round-trip ticket or photocopy of departure from Venezuela
- Medical certificate issued by the health authority of the country of origin
- Hotel reservation or notarized invitation letter
- Proof of payment of the relevant consular fee
Fuente, Venezuela Embassy in Peru
Which are the South American countries that only request the DNI or other national identification documents to travel from Peru?
, Bilateral Agreements
- Argentina / Brazil / Chile / Paraguay / Uruguay
, can make agreements
- Bolivia/Colombia/Ecuador
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It should be noted that if the trip to any of the 8 South American countries belonging to CAN is made with children, it will still be necessary to do the procedure Travel Authorization for MinorsAnd it is also mandatory to have an immigration control document Andean Migration Card (TAM).
What is TAM and how to use it to travel from Peru to other CAN countries?
Although the DNI is the most important physical element for traveling from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay and Peru to Bolivia, Colombia and Ecuador, there is a migration and statistical accreditation called TAM that all travelers will receive the moment they set foot on South American soil.
Thus, said document becomes essential to enter any of the 8 countries that make up the CAN and bilateral agreements, and for this reason it must be carried during the movements made, and delivered when it is necessary to leave the country.
It is important to specify What Migration Electronic use of TAM was implemented in 2016 after being approved by Andean Committee of Migration Authorities (CAAM) aims to facilitate and simplify the control of the movement of visitors from member countries of the said community and to eliminate printed forms.