Remote and electronic voting by owners in Chile
Yes, with conditions. Assembly sessions may be in person, remote (telematic) or mixed. Virtual participation, by videoconference or similar means, can be agreed in the community's reglamento de copropiedad, which must set requirements and conditions that ensure effective and simultaneous participation and voting, and also meet the rules and requirements of the law's regulation.
What the law says
En el reglamento de copropiedad se podrá acordar la participación en las asambleas de manera virtual, a través de videoconferencias o por otros medios telemáticos de comunicación similares. Para ello, se deberán establecer requisitos y condiciones que aseguren una participación y votación efectiva y simultánea, además de cumplir con las normas y requisitos que señale el reglamento de la ley.Last verified:
Also relevant
Las sesiones de la asamblea podrán ser presenciales, telemáticas o mixtas.What this means in practice
Remote sessions are therefore not open by default to every community: the reglamento has to provide for them and set the conditions. Some matters can also be decided by written consultation, with a mechanism that reliably assures the identity of those taking part.
Where Unitify fits
Unitify records votes and keeps the result. It does not run video meetings of its own and does not by itself satisfy an identification or signature rule of your law. Whether a vote taken this way counts depends on the law above and on your own rules.
How this works in UnitifyQuestions and answers
- Can owners vote remotely or electronically in Chile?
- Yes, with conditions. Assembly sessions may be in person, remote (telematic) or mixed. Virtual participation, by videoconference or similar means, can be agreed in the community's reglamento de copropiedad, which must set requirements and conditions that ensure effective and simultaneous participation and voting, and also meet the rules and requirements of the law's regulation.
- Where does this come from, and when was it checked?
- The quotation is from Ley 21.442, art. 15, at the official source linked on this page. It was last checked against that source on October 12, 2026.