Chile's mainland clocks go forward on the first Sunday on or after 2 September and back on the first Sunday on or after 2 April: daylight time in the southern summer, the opposite of Europe and North America. Santiago sits on UTC−3 from September to April and UTC−4 from April to September, so it is eight and a half hours behind IST in the southern summer and nine and a half in winter.
With a 9-to-6 day and a long lunch, a Santiago importer's working hours land in India between early evening and the small hours. Most replies arrive after your day ends. Schedule broadcasts in Santiago time and let an evening shift work the inbox.
Write templates in Spanish (CHL), code es_CL. Chile's data-protection rules are changing; the Chile guide counts down to Ley 21.719 and explains consent before and after it.