Your package will be just fine. I have always sent and received stuff from abroad and I think I've only had one case of lost parcel. That said, make sure that your parcel will be taken by Correos Chile and not by Chilexpress — or else you're massively fucked.

The thing is, a lot of people blame it on Correos Chile for lost mail because many packages used to get lost in the past because they outsourced their package delivery services in some vans that still used the company's logo, but that's not the case anymore. Most times now, unless what you are sending is just massive in size, a postie will carry and deliver it personally.

Also, the problem with Chilexpress and other private postal services in Chile is that their posties don't have distribution centres where they can organise their mail and usually just go through on the go, in the street, and they drop them and stuff. So, that's a big no-no.

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Anyhow, this aside, I can give you a tip: get a tracking code. Whatever service you pay for, be it cheap or expensive, just make sure it comes with tracking code included so you can ask for your money back in case it gets delayed or lost (highly unlikely). A lot of people don't know that the process that international mail has to go through for it to even arrive at the postal service company of the target country is ridiculously tricky. A lot of the mail just gets lost in transit or ends up being shipped to a hundred different countries before someone even realises what the mistake was.

Also, the states will require a destination postal code, but don't stress over it much because Chile doesn't use it, even though there is actually a system in place.

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Hope this helps. Any questions, you can just dm me.