If you want to visit Easter Island in Chile, keep in mind that all passengers that are not residents of the island can stay for a maximum of 30 days (law 21.070).
Therefore, when you board, you must present the following documents to prove you are complying with this requirement:

• Valid identity card or passport.
• A printed or digital copy of the return ticket from Easter Island.
• A printed or digital copy of your accommodation reservation, including the address, or a letter of invitation from a permanent resident of the Rapanui community.
• Present the Unique Island Entry Form (FUI), completed by you and stamped by the PDI (Chilean Investigation Police).

If you need more information visit Requirements to travel to Easter Island.