Tourist Visa for Peru
General Info
- Travelers need a passport valid at least half a year with at least 2 free pages in the visa section when entering Peru.
- The maximum stay in Peru on a tourist visa is 183 days (per year)!
- You can't extent your tourist visa once you entered Peru!
- Peruvian tourist visa are single entry visa only!
- Like in most countries around the world you are not allowed to work on a tourist visa!
- In case you need to sign any important contracts (work contract, apartment purchase, sometimes even a marriage certificate...) you need a permission to sign contracts otherwise the papers aren't legal! You can get this permit quite easily at the Immigration Office "Dirección General de Migraciones y Naturalizacion", Av. España 734 in Breña.
According to Peruvian law foreign visitors must have a return or onward ticket /passage when entering the country. While this law isn't enforced by Peruvian immigrations, airlines often demand to see a return or onward ticket when checking in for a flight to Peru. If you can't provide one, most airlines refuse boarding the plane. So in case you are planning to leave Peru for example by bus, check with the airline, if they accept a bus ticket or similar to avoid unpleasant surprises at the airport.
Do I need a Tourist Visa for Peru?
In general citizens of the countries in the listing below do NOT have to apply for a visa at an embassy or consulate before entering Peru. A passport valid at least six months with at least 2 free pages in the visa section is enough to get a Tourist Visa (actually it's only an entry stamp) directly at the border or the airport. Children should travel on their own passport with photo. Below listed countries can get a tourist visa at airport immigrations or any other Peruvian border without applying for it at an embassy or consulate (for a more detailed listing, please check out our pdf document "Visa Obligation for Foreign Nationals in Peru" above as published by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs):
- North America: Citizens of the United States, Canada and Mexico
- Central America: Citizens of most Central American countries (exception Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic)
- South America: Citizens of all South American countries
- Europe: Citizens of all countries within the European Union and Switzerland
- Africa: Citizens of South Africa
- Asia: Citizens of Brunei, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand
- Oceania: Citizens of Australia and New Zealand
Also have a look at the following PDF document with a detailed country listing:
Visa Obligation for Foreign Nationals in Peru
Please note that it is your nationality and not a potential residence permit in another country that is the deciding factor if you need a visa or not!
Peruvian Tourist Visa Requirements & Procedures
Nationals of a few other countries (see our pdf document "Visa Obligation for Foreign Nationals in Peru" above as published by the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs) need a visa even for tourism purposes. Peru doesn't offer online visa application, so these nationals have to apply for their tourist visa at the Peruvian Consulate that has jurisdiction over their domicile or country of residence.
Unfortunately especially in Africa and Asia, the continents where most residents have to apply for a tourist visa, there are only a few Peruvian Diplomatic Missions. So finding the correct one and applying for the visa can be a mission. As the Peruvian Foreign Ministry unfortunately doesn't publish which consulate has the jurisdiction over which countries, we recommend getting in contact with the nearest Peruvian Consulate in case there is none in your country of residence. Check out our section "Peruvian Embassies & Consulates Worldwide" to find a Peruvian Diplomatic Mission close by.
Visa requirements for a tourist visa include, but may not be restricted to:
- Application Form
- Valid Passport
- Round Trip Ticket
- Hotel Reservation, Tourist Package Reservation or Invitation Letter
- Proof of sufficient funds
- In some countries personal interview
- In some countries proof of legal residency
- Passport photos
- Application Fee
Extension of Peruvian Tourist Visa
Since July 2008 it is NOT possible to extend your tourist visa once you have entered Peru!!! When arriving at the airport or border, make sure you get a visa for the time you intent to stay. After Peruvian law the maximum time for a tourist to stay in the country is 183 days per year.
Expired Tourist Visa
If your tourist visa is for whatever (intentional or unintentional) reasons expired, you don't have to fear extreme consequences. When leaving the country you will be asked to pay a "fine" of US$ 1. - per day since the expiration of your visa. Depending on where you leave the country, you can pay this fee at a branch of the "Banco de la Nación" (i.e. within the vicinity of the airport). After that you get your exit stamp and can leave Peru.
If you can't pay this fee you will be held in custody until someone pays it for you. Better be prepared and have the cash in US Dollar on hand.
Of course we would like to advise you, to have your visa up-to-date at all times! Even if you usually don't get any trouble, there is always a slight possibility someone will check your passport. In the worst case scenario this might lead to your arrest and deportation to your home country.
Please note: LimaEasy has no affiliation with the Peruvian Government or any Peruvian Embassy / Consulate abroad. All visa information is published to our best knowledge, but subject to change without prior notice! Therefore we recommend checking the current regulations before your trip to Peru with the nearest Peruvian Consulate or Embassy!
Business Visa for Peru
Regardless of the nationality, anyone travelling to Peru for business purposes, especially when business contracts or agreements are signed or business related financial transaction are made, has to apply for a business visa at a Peruvian Consulate before entering the country. The Peruvian business visa is a multiple entry visa and entitles its holder to enter Peru within a time period of 12 months from the date of issue. The maximum stay on a business is 183 day per year, but the consulates abroad reserve the right to grant visas for shorter stays. Peruvian business visa can't be extended.
Visa requirement for a Peruvian Business Visa include, but may not be restricted to:
- Application Form
- Valid Passport
- Round Trip Ticket
- Letter from the company sponsoring the business trip, indicating the purpose of the visit to Peru, length of the stay, and assurance that the business person is travelling with sufficient funds to last the duration of the trip
- Proof of legal residency in the country you are applying
- Passport photos
- Application fee
Student Visa for Peru
Students planning to study at a Peruvian educational institution or wanting to do an internship / apprenticeship (without payment) at a Peruvian company, have to apply for a student visa. Please note that the Peruvian educational institution or training facility has to be recognized by the Peruvian Ministry of Education or the National Assembly of University Rectors.
In some cases "short-term" students and participants of study abroad programs don't have to apply for a student visa. You should contact the nearest Peruvian consulate to check if this exception applies to you.
While Peruvian Consulates in the US still issue student visa for three-month stays (which can be extended once you entered Peru), Peruvian Diplomatic Missions in other countries don't issue Student Visa anymore. Students or interns have to enter Peru on a tourist visa and then change their immigration status at Peru's immigration office Migraciones.
Requirements for a Student visa include, but may not be restricted to:
- Passport valid at least 6 months
- Valid (tourist) visa at the time of application
- For Students: Enrollment certification issued by a recognized educational institution
- For interns: Official letter from the foreign university or higher education institution, legalized by the Peruvian Consulate (or stamped with an Apostille) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Proof of sufficient financial resources to fund your studies or internship in Peru
- Application form and fee
However, many universities know it can be a long and complicated process to apply for a student visa and therefore some recommend you to enter Peru on a tourist visa. If you are only going to study one or two semesters you should be fine with just a tourist visa. At immigration in the airport you should ask for 183 days, the maximum stay for a tourist visa. Many students travel while they are here as they can extend their stay by leaving and re-entering the country. For example, if you go to Ecuador for 5 days and then enter Peru again you will get a new visa with a new amount of days. NOTE! The second time you enter Peru it might be more difficult to get 183 days - sometimes they will give you 30 or 60 days even if you ask for more. There are also cases where the immigration staff has asked for money under the table to give you more days. Sometimes it’s takes a bit of luck to get the amount of days you want. But try to be firm and insist on the number of days that you need. If you received a high number of days on your tourist visa, a strategy is to wait until your tourist visa has less than 30 days left before leaving and re-entering the country, so that you don’t risk coming back with a new tourist visa that can shorten your stay.
Working in Peru
If you want to work in Peru you will need a special visa called “el Carné de extranjeria” which could be translated as “Foreign Resident ID Card”. With the Carné de extranjeria you are allowed to work in Peru and you don’t have a limit on the number of days you can stay. However you will need to pay $20 US Dollars a year and an initial fee of $200 US Dollars.
Other than being married to a Peruvian or having Peruvian family, to apply for the Carné de extranjeria you will need to have a contract with a company that wants to hire you. The contract must be for a year minimum. Unfortunately it is more complicated for companies to hire a foreigner than to hire a Peruvian and they are only allowed to hire a certain amount of foreigners to their company.
If you find a way to get hired, then you need to fill in this form: https://www.migraciones.gob.pe/formularios/f-007-a.pdf and pay $49.90 USD to the Banco de la Nacion. You will bring the receipt of your payment together with a copy of your passport and a copy of you TAM card (the paper you received at the airport when entering Peru).
Next you book an appointment with INTERPOL where you take an exam and pay the fee of $200 USD at the Banco de la Nacion and an additional of $20 USD for an inscription in the “Foreigners Register”.
You will also need to hand in 2 photos in “tamaño carnet” size (similar to passport size but ask at the place where you take your photos for “tamaño carnet”). Finally, you also need to fill in this document. This ensures that you haven’t committed any criminal activities in Peru or in any other country.
Please note that if you are applying for the Carné de extranjeria as a family member to an officer, due to a religious commitment in Peru or as a refugee, the conditions are different.
Also note that the process of applying for the Carné de extranjeria can be a bit complicated and the procedure is not always the same for everyone so make sure that you ask about the details of the procedure at the immigration office. Not all speak English so if you aren’t fluent in Spanish make sure you bring someone who can translate for you.
Volunteer Visa
Peru has no special visa for volunteers. Travelers planning to volunteer in Peru enter the country on a tourist visa and are allowed to volunteer (without payment) at a charitable organization or institution for a maximum of 183 days.
Entering Peru
Entering Peru is quite easy. Already shortly before landing the stewardesses on your airplane will hand you the "Tarjeta Andina de Migracion" (TAM) and a customs declaration form. If you are entering by land, you get the forms at the border.
The Andean Migration Card is available in Spanish and English. Fill out your personal data and after disembarking hand it together with your passport to the immigration officer at the immigration control. If you are not obliged to apply for a visa at a Peruvian consulate in your home country before entering Peru, the officer will stamp your passport and write a number on or next to the stamp indicating the numbers of days you are allowed to stay in the country. Even though the maximum stay on a tourist visa is 183 days, the immigration officers reserve the right to grant any number of days up to 183 days they think appropriate. Make sure you get the amount of days on your tourist visa at immigration you intent to stay in Peru. The upper part of the TAM stays with immigrations; the bottom part is handed back to you.
Take good care of your part of the TAM! Hotel personal will ask you for it when checking in as you are exempted from paying 18% Peruvian VAT on your bill. Additionally you need it again when leaving the country. If you lose the TAM, a duplicate can be issued by Migraciones, Peru's Immigration Office located in Breña or at the airport.
At customs hand in your filled out customs declaration form. Below find a listing of items you can temporarily bring duty-free into the country. Please note: if you are carrying more than US$ 10,000.- in cash when entering or leaving the country, you have to declare it. Carrying amounts over US$ 30,000.- is forbidden when entering or leaving Peru.
Check out as well two short videos about the procedures when arriving and departing from Lima International Airport.
What Items can you bring to Peru?
You can bring (temporary) the following items to Peru for personal use (no taxes or duties applied):
- Clothes for personal use during your trip
- Toiletry for personal use during your trip
- Personal items and jewelry for personal use
- Drugs (medication) for personal use only
- Aids and appliances for personal medical control and mobilization (wheelchair, stretcher, crutches, blood pressure / glucose meter, thermometer, etc.)
- Other articles for personal use or consumption or presents which don't exceed a total value of $300
- Books, magazines, newspapers and documents for personal use
- 2 electric hair dryer
- 1 electric shaver
- 1 set of sporting equipment for personal use
- 1 musical instrument
- 2 conventional or digital camera
- 1 portable, non-preofesional film or video camera
- 1 portable non-professional radio or portable, non-professional audio player recorder
- 1 portable CD / DVD player
- 1 portable video game device
- 10 rolls of film, 10 cassettes for portable video camera you carry with you
- 2 memory cards for the digital camera, video camera or video game advice you carry with you
- 2 external hard discs for PC and 4 USB sticks for personal use
- 20 CDs or DVDs
- 1 laptop
- 1 digital organizer or 1 tablet PC
- 2 mobile phones
- 20 packets of cigarettes or 50 cigars or 250 grams tobacco (for travelers older than 18 years)
- 3l of alcoholic beverages (for travelers older than 18 years)
- 1 domestic animal (check the veterinary regulations with the nearest Peruvian consulate and / or SENASA)
- 1 portable electronic calculator
Information as published by Peruvian Customs. All information is subject to change!
Important Info
Please note: LimaEasy has no affiliation with the Peruvian Government or any Peruvian Embassy / Consulate abroad. All information is published to our best knowledge and should only give you general guidelines of Peruvian procedures. As regulations, requirements and practices can change without prior notice, all information is subject to change! Therefore we recommend checking the current regulations before your trip to Peru with the nearest Peruvian Consulate or Embassy!
What vaccinations are obligatory and recommended?
If you are entering Peru from infected areas in Africa or the American continent, then a Yellow Fever vaccination is required to enter the country. Otherwise there are no obligatory vaccinations.
From the Health Ministry recommended vaccinations include:
- Hepatitis A
- Chickenpox
- Hepatits B when you are visiting the provinces Amazonas, Loreto, San Martin, Ucayali, Junin and Madre de Dios
- Yellow Fever when you are visiting the provinces Amazonas, Loreto, San Martin, Ucayali, Junin and Madre de Dios
Peruvian Visa - Comments & Questions:
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Comments
I want to know what is the process to extension of Business visa after expired of Peruvian Multiple Business visa
I am planning on going to a retreat in peru and I have a british passport already; I am from Bermuda do i have to apply for a tourist visa, i am not looking to work or anything like that I am just visiting.
Thanks for your comments .
I was arrived Lima last month one consultant company were invite me to Lima.
I had submit all of documents to open a company in Peru before getting RUC my visa were expired because my Business VISA was 33days .
In the mean time I had arranged a job here in Lima as I am a Pharmacist and International Export & Importer . before expired my visa I had talk with immigration office they said they only can process my documents when my VISA are been valid.
To find and getting contact paper from the Ministry of Labor it take time .
they informed me they don't know about the policy of visa extension.
However,I would be happy if you give some Guide or Help to solve this problem .
I have no idea why the Peruvian consulate told you you need a business visa. In my opinion that's absolutely unnecessary if you just want to buy a car. In case you are not planning on doing any other business while staying in Peru, best get a normal tourist visa when entering the country (ask for 183 days so you don't have to worry about an expired visa). Then go to DIGEMIN and apply for a Permiso Especial para Firmar Contratos (Turista). It's a simple and straightforward process that only takes a couple of hours. With this permit you are allowed to officially sign contracts in Peru even though you are here on a tourist visa. So as soon you have this permit you are allowed to buy a car, sign the contract in front of a notary and get it registered in your name.
I currently have a job that is done remotely, my employer is a US-based company, I currently work from home. I intend to visit Peru on tourist visa.
Would it be legal to work remotely while in Peru? My employer said it's OK, they don't care where I work from, as long as I get the job done. Note that I won't work for Peruvian company (I know it's illegal), but how about working remotely for non-Peruvian company while on vacation in Peru?
Looking forward to your clarification.
I am from India me and my friend have planned for a BackPack trip to Peru. We are interested in Hiking to Inca trail. We are aged 22. How certain is for us to get a Tourist Visa?
On the webpage of the Peruvian Embassy in India ("http://www.embassyperuindia.in/visainformation.html") you find very detailed information about the visa requirements which include, but aren't limited to a valid passport, passport photos, round trip ticket, proof of sufficient means to afford the trip and hotel reservation. If you have any questions regarding the requirements, just call the consular section under 011 - 4616 3333 or send an e-mail to consular [at] embassyperuindia.in
I am a citizen of Trinidad & Tobago but resident in the Cayman Islands.
Do I need any visa to enter Peru as a passenger on a cruise ship?
We will docked for 1 day in Lima and then sail on to Chile.
Grateful for any advice provided. Thanks in advance!
W.
as Trinidad & Tobago passport holder you can enter Peru without applying for a visa at a Peruvian Consulate. You get an entry stamp when entering the country. Enjoy your cruise.
I will certainly read up your site for things to do whilst in Lima.
Thanks again,
Willian
I am in a similar situation. Were you able to figure out if we need a visa or not?
Thanks,
But nevertheless leaving Peru shouldn't be a big deal for your boyfriend. He has to pay US$ 1.- per day he overstayed and is good to go. But be prepared when re-entering Peru to have some discussion with the immigration officer. As you have a flight out of Peru (best take a copy of your flight ticket with you) I think he / she can be easily convinced to give your boyfriend a new visa for at least the two weeks you need.
And Caitlin, would you be so nice to share your recent experience at the border? Thanks a lot!
Please I am from Nigeria and my Executive Vice Chairman in my place of work (Techno Oil Ltd, Lagos) is attending a conference(2013 IWEC Awards) in Lima on November 10-13,2013 as one of the awardees.All the registration for the conference has been concluded in conjuction with IWEC and Lima Chamber of Commerce and Industry. But the problem we are having now is, we don't have a peru embassy in Nigeria to secure a visa. is there any way we can apply directly to Peru to get a visa for her, since she is meant to be there on the stated period?
Yo soy Hernan un Filipino, voy a viajar a Peru el 24, cuanto tiempo durara la validez de una visa de turista?
Thanks!
Steve
As the answer to your question exceeds the space I have here on the comment function and might be interesting for others as well, I allowed myself to move your question to our Discussion Board. So please have a look here ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/arrive-on-tourist-visa,-change-to-work-visa").
One thing I don't understand: why does your fiance wants to make the detour over Lima? There are direct flights from Santo Domingo to for example Bogota (Colombia), visa free for residents of the Dominican Republic when I'm informed correctly, and from there you have direct flights to San Salvador. Wouldn't this be easier to avoid problems?
1. no tengo idea cuanto cuestan vuelos de Nuevo Delhi a Lima. Creo mas o menos de US$ 2000. Para encontrar el mejor precio consulta a google y unos de muchas paginas de viaje.
2. Si, despues de su matrimonio tiene que solicitar por una visa "Familiar de Residente para el caso de casado peruana". Requisitos aqui ("http://www.digemin.gob.pe/servicios_inmigracion_cambio_calidad_migratoria.html") (muy abajo). Esta visa da permiso a trabajar tambien.
3. Encontrar un trabajo en Lima no es tan facil. Consulta por ejemplo a la bolsa de trabjo en El Comercio ("http://aptitus.clasificados.pe/") o otras paginas web de empleo como Indeed ("http://www.indeed.com.pe/") o Computrabajo ("http://www.computrabajo.com.pe/"); o presentase directamente a colegios o la embajada.
Buena suerte
Eva
A decir la verdad no estoy contento a recomendar a su hija permancecer en el pais sin visa válida. Pero en ese caso la opción más fácil y económica es hacer nada y pagar a la salida del país la multa de US$ 1 por cada día.
I am from Slovenia EU and I would like to come in Peru to visit my girl but I was wondering how much is the max that I can stay I Peru, 90 day or 182 day ? ?
I would also like to know what kinda documents I need for working in Peru ? ? ?
Thank you very much
Regards
For working you need a workers visa (visa trabajador residente). Have a look at our Discussion Board ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/arrive-on-tourist-visa,-change-to-work-visa#reply-160") about the process and what documents you should bring. In case you are considering marrying your girlfriend, you can apply for Visa Familiar de Residente para el caso de casadao con Peruana which as well allows you to work in Peru.
I really appreciated
Regards
or can i get married there coz my girl friend is belongs from peru & can i gate green card after married.? please give all the information...!
Yes, you can of course marry your girlfriend while being in Peru on a tourist visa. But I doubt that it's doable in just a month. Probably with the right preparation it can be done. Ask your girlfriend to pay the municipality you are planning to get married at a visit. They can give her a list with all documents needed. So when you visit you already have everything you need from India with you.
There is no green card in Peru. After your marriage you can apply for a resident visa called Visa Familiar de Residente para el caso de casadao con Peruana which as well allows you to work. It's only valid for one year, but can be extended. Make sure your tourist visa is still valid when applying for the resident visa otherwise your application will be rejected.
I will be at 10 Nov. in US-houston for touring trip , and I would like to travel from US-Houston to Peru-Lima for touring purpose for 5 days , i am already have Iraqi passport and the problem we dont have in our country Peruvian Embassy or Consulate , can I get the visa in the airport of peru or there is another way to get it online through internet .
regards
khalid
khalid
For detailed information best visit the consular section of the embassy. I'm sure they can explain the procedure best.
I am a Mongolian citizen and hold Mongolian passport. But i live in Brazil. Ive bought a ticket to Lima and my flight is on 12Oct. Do I need a visa to enter Peru? How can I apply for it? I need an urgent answer. Thanks a lot.
I am applying for a tourist visa for my visit to Machu picchu for 11 days during my vacation.
Awaiting your response.
Best Regards,
thanks!
While I never heard of anybody being asked for it at Peruvian immigrations, the problem are the airlines flying into Peru. As they might be held responsible and have to fly you back, if you are denied entry to Peru, most airlines require a return or onward ticket to even let you check-in at the airport.
So best check out with the airline what conditions they have regarding traveling with a one way ticket.
If you want to avoid to buy a return ticket or a probably cheaper ticket just out of the country, there is one other possibility. You could make an online booking for a bus ticket out of Peru which is much cheaper. But before doing so, you should have a written confirmation of you carrier that they will accept the bus ticket as proof that you leave the country.
To get a new visa your daughter has to leave Peru and re-enter. Depending on the immigration officer she can get up to 183 days.
If your daughter and you feel comfortable that she overstays her current visa, then it's possible to pay a US$ 1 fine per day she overstayed when leaving Peru. Even though lots of foreigners do it and she most probably won't have to fear any consequences, personally I think it's not correct and wouldn't recommend it to my daughter.
thanks and more power..
not sure where you heard that with a US visa you don't need to apply for a visa to Latin American countries, but it's unfortunately wrong. As a Vietnamese national you have to apply for a tourist visa at a Peruvian consulate before coming to Peru, no matter if you have a US visa. One of the requirements when applying for your visa for Peru in the US is actually having legal residency (not a tourist visa) in the states. Have a look at the website of Peruvian Consulates in the US ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/general/index.php?consulado=&pagina=RequisitosVisa.php") for detailed info.
Thanks for all the insight through your site. I have a query, hopefully you can help.
I am an Indian National staying in United Arab Emirates since 2011. We are planning a weeks trip to Machha Pichhu.
My queries -
1. Do we need visa. Again Indian Passport Holders.
2. If we have a valid US visa, do we still need Peruvian Visa?
3. Is a week decent time for Machha Pichu?
Thanks
1. Yes, Indian passport holders have to apply for a tourist visa at a Peruvian consulate before coming to the country.
2. Yes, you still have to apply for a tourist visa for Peru no matter if you have a US visa.
3. If you only want to visit Machu Picchu a week should be fine. Not sure what exactly you are planning, but don't pack this one week with lots of activities. Leave some time for possible flight delays, unpredictable weather conditions and adjusting to the altitude.
Have a nice stay and enjoy Machu Picchu. It's amazing.
regards vijay iyengar email svi
Actually it depends on the consulate. In the US for example you have to have legal residency to apply for a tourist visa at one of the numerous Peruvian consulate; in other countries they as well allow non residents to apply for a visa. So best get in contact with the consulate you would like to get your visa and ask.
I am Mongolian. I want to visit Peru. There is not Peruvian consulate in Mongolia. The nearest place is Beijing in China.
I need to apply a visa to Peruvian consulate in Beijing. So how long does it take to get visa? Where can I get to fill out application for Peruvian visa.
Thanks,
Uran
The process time for a visa depends on the consulate and the workload they are dealing with at the moment of your application. I assume (!!!) probably a week or two, but am sure the consulate can tell you exactly how long it will take. The application form can be downloaded from the website of the Peruvian Embassy in China ("http://www.embperuchina.com/"). Click on "Servicios Consulares", then on "Visas" and afterwards on "Descargar formulario de visas".
Thank you!
One option is finding a job and employer supporting you with a work visa. I wrote on our discussion board ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/arrive-on-tourist-visa,-change-to-work-visa") a little bit about the difficulties. Other options: if you want to study a Student Visa, if you are a retiree with a pension of US$ 1000 a Rentista Visa, if you open a business (investment of US$ 30000 + proper business plan) an Investor Visa.
Thank you for reply. I have one more question for you. Can I send my application and all required documents by DHL postal to Beijing consulate? Or, I have to go to Beijing consulate to give them my documents in person.
Thanks,
Uran
Sorry, but honestly I don't know if the consulate in Beijing accepts your visa application via DHL. Best get in contact with them and ask about the right way to proceed.
In order to get a residency visa, I must wait until my paperwork is in order. My paperwork will be ready in 09/2014.
I do not want to return to the USA to wait, as I have no possessions left in the states. I would prefer to stay in Tumbes, Peru, which is close to the Ecuadorian border.
Please review my plan and let me know if you think it is a good one.
1. Travel to Peru at the end of November, and get an entry stamp for 7 days.
2. I return to Ecuador and get another 90 days on my passport. I cannot get any more tourist visas at this time here.
3. With two weeks left on my 90 days in Ecuador, I return to Peru and stay until my paperwork is ready in 09/2014.
4. Return to Ecuador with paperwork and get my visa.
Will this work?
as I haven't any knowledge of the tourist or resident visa requirements of Ecuador, I actually can't really comment on your plan and don't know if it works.
For the Peru part of your plan it's quite simple: you won't have any problem getting your entry stamp in November (at least if you haven't been in Peru for an excessive time before). Additionally you won't have any problem getting another entry stamp in Peru when you return. The question is how many days the immigration officer at the border is willing to give you. There is no guarantee that you get the full 183 days that you more or less will need. And even though the Peruvian-Ecuadorian border is known for being difficult, with a few nice words you should be able to receive the max stay possible in Peru.
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I want to volunteer in Peru over the winter. I am a Nepali citizen on a student visa (F1) in the US. I went to Costa Rica 2 years ago since if you had a student visa to the US, you could go to Costa Rica for 3 months. I'm wondering if Peru has a provision like that?
With medication it's a different matter: it's officially only allowed to bring them for the travelers personal use. So if the medication isn't for you, but for a relative and not registered in Peru, you actually need a permission from DIGEMED, the Peruvian Direccion General de Medicamentos, Insumos y Drogas. That's the law; whether anyone bothers when you only bring a decent amount of a few things with you and can proof that they are not for you is of course another story ...
I am an Indian passport holder currently residing in Toronto, Canada. I am looking to travel to Lima and Macchu Pichu in December with a friend. My friend is also an Indian passport holder living in Toronto.
I am a Canadian Permanent Resident whereas my friend is not a Permanent Resident and is on a Work Permit. Do the both of us have to go through the same procedure to get a tourist visa?
On the Consulate page, it says we should provide our filled application form, photographs, the money, photocopy of tickets, and the Permanent Resident (PR) card as well. However, my friend does not have one yet. Does that make a difference?
Appreciate your help.
Best,
Vin
We from LimaEasy don't have any affiliation with the Peruvian government or any Peruvian Embassy / Consulate abroad. Additionally I don't know anything about immigration laws in Canada and the different resident visa. I'm really sorry, but therefore unfortunately I can't answer your question. Best get in contact with the consulate where you want to apply for your Peru visa and ask them what documents you and your friend have to provide for the application.
I am an indian citizen and I was just issued a 30 day visa for peru in the Santiago consulate in Chile. I am travelling to Peru between the 20th of December and the 4th of January. I wanted to confirm that the 30 days begins on enter to Peru and not from the day of issue,since all my documents point to me reaching peru only on the 20th of December. I am asking this question since the Paraguay consulate today told me that visa starts from the day of issue in which case I have a problem with Peru.
Hope you can answer this.
Regards,
Gautam
while looking for something different I stumbled upon the answer to your question. According to the Peruvian Aliens Act (Ley de Extranjeria) Article 17 a temporary visa like your tourist visa is valid 6 months, meaning after the issue of this kind of visa you can enter Peru within a time period of 6 months. Once you entered the visa is valid for the time indicated on it, in your case 30 days.
Here the original wording: "Artículo 17.- La Visa Temporal podrá ser utilizada por su titular dentro de los seis meses de su expedición, faculta un sólo ingreso y permanencia en el territorio de la República durante el período de vigencia de la misma."
Probably the really nice people at the Peru embassy in India can give you a tip how you can get in contact with their counterparts in Dubai or China or may be able to contact them for you?
Thanks a lot for the reply, that's great to know. I actually wrote to the consulate but didn't hear from them.
Peace,
Gautam
The requirements can be found on the website of Peruvian Consulates in the States ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/general/index.php?consulado=&pagina=RequisitosVisa.php") and include a valid passport, proof of legal residency in the US (Green Card), 2 passport photos, round trip ticket, hotel reservation, tour reservation, copy of a recent bank statement, a personal interview, the application form and a fee of US$ 30. If these are easy to fulfill for you, is not on me to decide.
I don't know how long it will take to get the visa as processing times and workload at the consulate varies. So best ask at the consulate you want to apply.
i asking my all documnts is ready for applay the visa so in pakistan have no embassy of peru we all pakistani documents accepted in china but i asking how we send our documents by email by post by fax they no answer about its
yes you have to apply for a visa before coming to Peru. Online visa application unfortunately isn't available, so there is no way around visiting the nearest Peruvian consulate in the States. Sorry!
as said many times before, LimaEasy is a private project. We don't have any affiliation with the Peruvian government or any Peruvian consulates abroad. For me the question is why your visa was denied. Have you spoken to someone at the consulate? Did you provide all documents as required?
The visa requirements for a Peruvian tourist visa are straightforward, so if you had all documents you either couldn't proof that you have sufficient funds to afford the trip and your stay in Peru or you didn't convince the consulate that your intention is just a visit and you plan to return to your home country. Not sure how one can get a better bank statement. But to support your case you should have a round trip ticket and best a hotel reservation or a booked tour package. Additionally you could add an invitation letter that has to be legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs here in Lima. Sorry I couldn't help more.
I am planning a trip to Peru (Cusco & Pisac) from Jan-June 2014 with side trips across border to Bolivia/Lake Titicaca. But if as a US resident, I am only allowed 90 days how might that affect booking my flight? Can I book for 6 months or do I have to book for just 3 with the caveat that return dates can be changed? Should I leave return date open? I appreciate any clarification you have to offer on this!
honestly I don't see your problem. The maximum stay on a tourist visa is 183 days (not 90 days). So you can easily book your return flight 6 months later. As the immigration officer normally don't automatically give you the full 183 days, you probably have to ask for it; with a return flight 6 months later no problem.
The tourist visa you get at the airport is single entry; so when you leave and return you get a new visa stamp.
Gracias!
Monica
Thanks in advance
am a palestinian and right now am in ecuador , and am thinking to visit peru , do you know if palestinian needs a visa to enter peru
thanks in advance
yes, Palestinian passport holders have to apply for a tourist visa at a Peruvian consulate before coming to the country.
My boss is a Lebanese National and we are currently residing in Bahrain. But there is no consulate office of Peru here. How can I apply a visa fro him?
Thanks
I am lebanese but I live in montreal and I am sure i'll need a tourist visa, is there a Peruvian consulate here so that I can apply? is there an online application?
Thanks
I'm from India travelling to Bolivia at the end of January. I have a connecting flight in Lima. Do I need to get a transit visa ... I'll be in the airport for 4 hours before boarding my flight to La Paz (Bolivia). I contacted the Peruvian consulate here in India and was told that a transit visa is not required. I want to make sure one more time. Please let me know..
This means the airline, in your case KLM has to get your luggage to the Taca plane. If they (can) do it at Lima airport, I don't know. Therefore I would get in contact with KLM and ask if they can check your luggage through to La Paz.
I will be arriving to Peru (Lima) for the first time on April 2nd. I have chosen to purchase a roundtrip ticket to/from my home of Honolulu, HI USA and although I will be starting my trip in Cusco, I was told that it is more economical to use a domestic airline to connect to there from Lima. How much time should I set aside to clear immigration before connecting on to Cusco? I will be arriving into your country via LAN at 10:55am. Thank you for your time!
I am a Chinese citizen and I am living in California USA as a student now. Can I apply for the tourist visa in USA? Can I apply it online or I need to go to the Consulate in Los Angeles to apply for it?
Peru doesn't offer online visa applications, so if you want to apply for a visa you have to apply at the next consulate.
My only concern: you are visiting with a surgical team and planning to operate on people. Not knowing the legal implications I highly recommend getting in contact with a Peruvian consulate.
I explained that I had visa of other South American countries, and had already visited Peru in 2007. Also I have a U.S. visa , which some countries consider to allow entry into their territories. In Guyana, I was recently issued a visa at the airport. But the answer of the Peruvian Immigration authorities was a resounding NO.
I understand that there should be a change for certain circumstances. To weigh other factors and situations. I felt very sad to be treated differently only because of my origin :(.
Sad, but true: when it comes to entering a foreign country each nationality is treated differently; not only in Peru but everywhere in the world. Some nationalities can enter a country without a visa, others have to apply for a visa at a consulate before visiting.
Dominican citizens unfortunately belong to the group of foreign nationals that have to apply for a visa (tourist, business or transit) before entering Peru, no matter if you have visa for other countries or a hotel reservation. That's the Peruvian immigration law and there is no way around it. Probably back in 2007 this wasn't the case.
Anyway to avoid such disappointing experiences like yours we from LimaEasy always recommend to check the current (!) visa regulations and requirements for your nationality before (!) coming to Peru.
I am a recent college graduate in the United States (citizen). I am interested in working in Peru for at least 3 months, which could be paid or unpaid. I was convicted of a felony (possession of marijuana w/ intent to distribute) about 2 years ago, and I have recently been released form supervised probation. What is the likelyhood that I'd be granted either a tourist visa or a business visa with my criminal background.
Thanks,
Jeff
For a business visa you have to apply at a Peruvian consulate. As far as I know there are no questions about a criminal record on the form, but I heard that the consulates in Atlanta and Houston require a police report or a good conduct record provided by the local police.
In my opinion you have two options: just travel to Peru without mentioning your past and hope the immigration officer doesn’t do a quick background check and stamps your passport without hesitation. Or contact a consulate and explain your situation.
Did you end up traveling to Peru while on probation? Did you have any trouble entering Peru or coming back to the U.S.?
Thanks,
Carl
I have a question about the entry document. I am from Thailand currently study in US. So, I am holding Thai passport. But, my passport will expired in 4 months (July 2014) and I already booked everything in Peru for this spring break (End of March 2014). Due to political instability in Thailand, it is no way that I will be able to renew regular passport. So, what I have is temporary passport that is valid only a year (expired in Feb 2015). This passport do not contain micro-ship that have my biological information. I ask my friend to called Peruvian embassy about my situation and they say I won't have problem with this temporary passport. To summarized, I have both temporary (expired in Feb2015) and regular E-passport (expired in July2014). I want to make sure again that this is valid. Thank you in advance for your answer
As of today Peru doesn't require a biometric passport to enter. So as long you have an official passport from your home country with picture and your personal data and with a validity of at least 6 months you won't have any problems.
Have a great spring break in Peru!
Thanks for your help!
This means, when entering Peru you don't automatically get 183 days. The immigration officer can give you only 5 days, 30 days, or whatever he thinks is ok up to 183 days. When you already stayed 183 days in the country, you can leave Peru and re-enter. If you are lucky you will get another 183 days, but in the last months border hoping to renew your tourist visa got more difficult and more and more immigration officers are hesitant to give you another half year when you already stayed 183 days in Peru.
Since 2008 already it is no longer possible to extent your tourist visa once you entered Peru.
My husband and I are US citizens. We are flying to Peru in July and will live there for several years - we have not booked a return flight. My husband has a job lined up as a Chiropractor with Centro Quiropráctico Schübel, and I will look for a job once we have settled. What steps do we need to take towards the proper Visas? I read that on a tourist visa, I would have to leave the country and come back in order to have the correct paperwork. How do I get this solved before we go down?
Yes I can help. But as the answer to your questions exceeds the space we have here, I moved your comment to our Discussion Board under "Living legally in Peru" ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/living-legally-in-peru") and answered it there.
as the answer to your question exceeds the space we have here for replies, I allowed myself to move your comment to our Discussion Board under "Volunteering in Peru for a Year ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/volunteering-in-peru-for-a-year")" and answered it there.
If I leave Peru with an expired tourist visa, pay the necessary $1 per day fee, and want to return within weeks or even days, will I get another 183 days or what are my options? (I am in process of applying for my carnet de extrangeria as a worker and because I am still waiting on some necessary documents to be notarized and apostilled in the US, I'm quite sure I'm going to pass my date and will not be able to apply, basically trying to find out it I can leave and return and apply??)
Thanks in advance for any insight!
You can pay the US$1 fee, leave Peru, and return even within a few hours or days. Normally you won't encounter any problems. But if you get the full 183 days again, is up to the immigration officer you will have to face; there is no guarantee. But when you are friendly and explain the situation with your work visa and all the Peruvian red tape involved, I'm sure you can get the amount of days you need.
Better avoid the Ecuadorian border for your border hop and "renewal" of your visa as it seems to be a horrible place with immigration officers looking for a bribe or giving in cases like yours only a few days; the best border to do border hop is still Tacna - Arica in the south.
Anyway Russian passport holders can travel to Peru for tourism purposes without applying for a visa. They get an entry stamp into their passport when arriving.
Im a Norwegian and im retired, what are the laws regarding living in Peru for me ?
I have my retirement salary forever, i have a peruvian girlfriend, i will not work in Peru.
Thank you for any help.
I am Indian passport holder and planning to teach English in Peru. Should I apply for a Resident visa (after getting a job) If so, how complicated or lengthy is the process , considering I hold an Indian passport ? Thank you so much for your assistance !
Is it true that as a part of European union I can enter without Visa and I can stay 90 days in Peru?
What will happen after that?
For instance I'm gonna do some volunteering activities in a different range and I could stay even more than one year.
What kind of Visa I will need and how many times I can extend it?
Actually how long I can stay doing this?
The other question is how much is gonna cost each extended process?
thanks in advance :)
As said above there is no special visa in Peru for volunteers. Travelers planning to volunteer in Peru enter the country on a tourist visa and are allowed to volunteer (without payment) at a charitable organization or institution for a maximum of 183 days. If you want to volunteer for a longer time period, you find the options on our Discussion Board under Volunteering in Peru for a Year ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/volunteering-in-peru-for-a-year").
I am an indian citizen working in UAE . I have to visit peru as a tourist to see my peruvian girlfriend. So what will be the requirements for that. I will stay with her so i dont have any hotel booking too. Help me or any suggestions
They don't mention a hotel reservation, so you shouldn't have a problem with staying at your girlfriends place when applying for your tourist visa.
Do I need 2 free pages in the visa section of my British passport to apply for a business visa?
Regards
Greg
You need: application form, passport valid at least for another 6 months, copy for your passport, copy of your Brazil visa, passport photo, return flight ticket, reservation of hotel or tour package, copy of an international credit card.
For detailed info please get in contact with the Peruvian Consulate in Rio.
I am really puzzled about whether I need a visa or not. I will be interning/ volunteering for eight weeks with an international organization that informs about and promotes different democratic procedures and methods to protect minorities and empower excluded groups of people in government.
Is this volunteering, i.e. can I use a tourist visa or is it an internship for which a student visa is required? Also, were can I obtain official information on this?
The internship is not required by my university.
sorry for getting back to you so late.
You can get official information about Peruvian visa at any Peruvian consulate abroad. Personally I think the work you will be doing can easily be seen as volunteering (as long as you won't get paid!); so a tourist visa should be enough. Additionally in your special case and with the short time you are planning to stay in Peru, it will get difficult to apply for a student visa, as most consulate don't issue them anymore.
The advantage of the consulate in Dubai is that nationals from countries who need a visa, but are not residents of the United Arab Emirates may request the visa via e-mail (consulate [at] peru dot ae). Nevertheless as in most Peruvian consulates an appointment may (!) be proposed. Processing time for a tourist visa is about one week.
I am residing in the United States but have an Indian passport.
Do I still have to apply for visa or can I get a tourist visa on arrival?
Philippine passport holder don't have to apply for tourist visa. They get an entry stamp (= tourist visa) into their passport at the airport or border. So you won't have any problems coming to Peru. You can stay the number of days the immigration officer grants you (max. 183 days). If you are planning to marry in Peru you should try to get the full half year as bureaucratic processes as marriage and after that changing your migrations status might take a while.
For marrying in Peru you should bring a copy of your original birth certificate and a certificate of no impediment (a certificate that you are single), both not older than 6 months and legalized by the Peruvian consulate in your home country with you. Once in Peru these documents have to be legalized by the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores and translator by an official translator.
See 2nd Part of reply above ...
... As soon you are married you have to register your marriage with Reniec here in Peru and get a Peruvian marriage certificate. With this you can change your migration status from tourist to a residence visa called "Familiar de Residente para el caso de casada con peruano". At the time of applying for your residence visa your tourist visa still has to be valid. With the residence visa you get a so called carné de extranjeria which allows you to stay and work in Peru one year. After that you can easily extent it as long you are still married.
Please allow me just one recommendation. You wrote: He wants me to go with him to Peru. Do you want to live in Peru? Probably it might be wise to first visit Peru and see if you like the country, if you could be happy here and then decide to move (or not) to Peru and marry your boyfriend.
All the best!
But in your case their might be a solution. Just a few weeks back I read that the Peruvian government joins forces with the Colombian government in respect to diplomatic missions in some countries. The article stated that the Embassy of Colombia in Ghana will issue visa for Peru on behalf of the Peruvian government in the future. I'm not sure when this joint venture will start, but you might want to check with the Colombian Embassy in Accra.
In cases where there is no Peruvian consulate in the home country of the applicant, the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs advices to get in contact with a consulate in a neighboring country. The nearest consulate from Kenya that issues visa is the Peruvian Consulate in Cairo / Egypt. Best get in contact with them immediately and see if and how it's possible to get you a visa within this short time.
Me (from Finland) and my boyfriend (El Salvador) are flying to Brazil via Lima, Peru, where we´ll have a stop over for an hour or so. Do we need visa to Peru?? Thanks!
In case you only have a US passport: US passport holder don't have to apply for a visa before coming to Peru. When entering the country they get an entry stamp allowing them to stay the number of stays immigrations writes on or next to the stamp. The maximum stay on a tourist visa in Peru is 183 days. As you normally don't get the full amount of days automatically you might need to ask to get the 5 months you need. In this case you enter Peru as a tourist.
Thanks for your time
In case you are not an US citizen, but belong to a nationality that has to apply for a visa before coming to Peru, get in contact with the nearest Peruvian consulate. Above under tourist visa requirements ("http://www.limaeasy.com/peru-info/peruvian-visa#tourist-visa-peru-requirements") detailed info.
How are you? I am pakistan and now live and work in Dubai.I want to come peru for marriage purpose so how can i purchase visa and which airline is best .If some one know me in peru so hotel reservation is required or not.how much time is for peru visa and what is the cost of visa.i am waiting for answer
Heartiest Regards
I called Peru consulate in Chicago several times and left messages if I need to go to the consulate for visa application. I have US green card and plan to visit Peru for several days. What shall I do now? Do I just go to their consulate?
Thanks
If you have to apply for a visa, you will have to visit the consulate as a personal interview and evaluation of the consular officer is required. On the website of Peruvian consulates in the States you find the exact visa requirements ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/general/index.php?consulado=CHICAGO&pagina=RequisitosVisa.php") and address of the Peruvian consulate in Chicago ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/consulados/datos.php?consulado=CHICAGO").
Thanks!
My wife and I hold Chinese passports. We are now living in Chile, with temporary residence visas, and will get temporary residence ID cards in Chile soon. We wish to visit Peru as tourists for several days. Do we need visas to enter Peru (as citizens from South America do need)? If we do, what is the best way to get visas? And how long does it take to get them?
So best get in contact with the nearest Peruvian consulate.
I'm a Pakistani citizen currently living in Pakistan.
There is no Peruvian authority in Pakistan. I have a valid US visa, Philippines visa and will get visa on arrival at Mexico / Turkey.
Can you tell me how I can get a Peruvian tourist visa processed?
I'd be happy to fly to any of the above countries if I can figure out the process.
Regards,
Q.
But in some Peruvian consulate worldwide it is also possible to apply for a visa, even when you are not residing there. At the Peruvian consulates in the US and Mexico however you can only apply for a Peru visa, if you are a legal resident. How the consulates in Turkey and the Philippines handles cases like this, I don't know. Probably best get directly in contact with them and ask if they can issue you a visa even though you are not a resident.
Can you enter/exit Peru if you have a criminal background consisting of DWIs? Do they check this at the border? I cannot figure out if this is will cause a problem... there seems to be some ambiguity.
I'm traveling from the US to Peru with a valid US Passport. Any information would be GREATLY appreciated!
i am nrvana an egyptian citizen living in jeddah saudi arabia and i applied for volunteering in peru i wanna ask about the visa how long will it take because i wanna leave as soon as possible before my university starts again and my summer ends. and where do i apply for visa in jeddah?
there is no Peruvian consulate in Jeddah. You have to apply for your visa at the Peruvian consulate in Riyadh. Processing times of visa depend on the consulate and the work load and can be under normal circumstances anything between 1 and 3 to 4 weeks. Best get directly in contact with the consulate under lepru.riyadh[at]gmail[dot]com or 1 482-2474. 481-0778 or 482-7078.
Do we need a transit Visa for Peru ?
I will be travelling from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Los Angeles on LAN CHILI AIRLINE, we will have to change the flight at Lima Peru .
Please reply urgently .
I am Chinese passport with U.S. Green card. I am planning to do a 7-day sightseeing in Peru.
Do I need a visa? If i do, what is the website to get the application form? Do I need an appointment at the embassy? How to make the appointment ? And how to pay the fee? How long does it take to get the visa?
Thank you very much!
I am an Indian national living in Dubai. I noticed in the forum that some people mentioned that they get tourist visa for 90 days but when I called the Peruvian consulate they said that they would give only 30 days tourist visa. Please advise since I want to stay in Peru for 60 days.
The maximum time you can get on a tourist visa is 183 days. If a consulate issues a visa for 6 months, 3 months or just 1 month is actually completely up to them, but normally evaluated case-by-case. So I’m sure that you can get a visa for 60 days (as many others have before you), when you are able to fulfill the requirements and prove why you want to stay two months in Peru. As LimaEasy is a private project without any affiliation to the Peruvian government or any Peruvian consulate abroad, we unfortunately can’t help further and you have to sort this out with the consulate.
I am an international student in the USA and I would like to visit Lima, Peru. I do not know how to apply for Visa. I am studying Master's degree in Kalamazoo city , Michigan State. there is no Peru consulate in Kalamazoo. Now I am in Miami Florida so I could apply for Visa here?
I have some problems with the requirements are that I do not have any reservations in Lima, but I just have other documents so tell me what I shall do?
Respectful
Thanks
this question comes up regularly and was answered quite a few times in detail on our Discussion Board. So please have a look for example at "One-way ticket to Peru from North-America ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/one-way-ticket-to-peru-from-north-america")" or "One way ticket to Peru from America ("http://www.limaeasy.com/discussions/one-way-ticket-to-peru-from-america")". By the way it doesn't matter if you are an US American or British passport holder, the rules are for all foreigners the same.
Have a great time in Peru.
Saludos
I am an Indain Passport holder and i want to know if i go to Ecuador as in tourist visa and then after i would like to visit Perru ..so how is it possible for me to get visa for peru ...and is it possible to go peru by land from equador and to get Peru Visa on Boarder or i have to apply in ecuador for peru visa.
I'm a haitian national and am required to have a visa to enter peru, since there isn't an embassy in Haiti I have to go to the neighboring country(Dominican Republic). Any idea how long the process of getting a tourist visa could take?
as we from LimaEasy don't have any contact to Peruvian consulates abroad and each consulate has different visa processing times, I honestly can't tell you how long it will take to get your visa. But under normal circumstances you should be able to get it within a week. Best give the consulate in Santo Domingo ("http://www.limaeasy.com/peru-info/peruvian-embassies-consulates-worldwide/dominican-republic-peruvian-consulate-santo-domingo") a call to ask for the exact (!!!) requirements and how they handle visa applications from people living outside the Dominican Republic. Sorry I couldn't help more.
I am from Pakistan and i need to know about getting to Peru as there is neither any consulate,nor any Embassy in our country.Is there any condition to get the visa online or through email to embassy?Or to get any kind of electronic visa?
Please update me about the visa policy for Pakistanis.
we from LimaEasy aren't "officials", just people sharing our knowledge and giving advice. With this being sad, Peru doesn't offer online visa applications and in most cases a personal interview is required. As there is no Peruvian embassy or consulate in Pakistan you have to get in contact with the consular section of the Peruvian Embassy in New Delhi India. You find the visa policy on the webpage of the Peruvian Embassy in New Delhi under Visa Information ("http://www.embassyperuindia.in/visainformation.html").
Thanks!
I'm a H4 visa holder of Indian origin living in New York.what are the documents required of an H4 visa holder to apply for a Peru tourist visa? The documents list I received from the embassy seem to be solely for an employed person.?
Thanks in advance.
does there exist something as a temporary work visa? I am a toursit now, wanna apply for a job but it is only one for three months and i always heard you need a year contract to apply for a work visa. So how do i do this?
Thanks,
Yinle
My name's amir
I'm a kenyan man
I want to travel venezuela but I will be transit in Peru 5 hours and 20 minutes
Do i need transit visa
I don't want to leave international flights area
Under this link ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/general/mapa.php") you find the right consulate for your state of residence and here ("http://www.consuladoperu.com/general/index.php?consulado=&pagina=RequisitosVisa.php") the visa requirements.
regards
I read through the visa requirements and would like some clarification regarding "Round trip ticket", and "hotel reservation, Tourist package reservation". Are these tentative flight itinerary plans? Most blogs that I have come across explicitly recommend to NOT book any tickets until you get a visa to avoid the following situation - what happens if I book my tickets, and do not get the visa? For the visa application, please clarify if we need a tentative flight itinerary OR a confirmed ticket (includes return ticket). I have the same question regarding the tourist package reservation. Thanks for your help - Adi
As LimaEasy is a private project and has no affiliation with any Peruvian consulates abroad, it might be best to get in contact with the consulate where you are planning to apply for you visa and ask them for the official answer.
I hope you can answer my query at the earliest
I am a citizen of India and am currently in Bogota, Colombia. From here I wish to go to Peru for a voluntary internship in the social sector.
It is not possible for me to go to India.
How do I apply for the Peruvian visa?
Can I get visa on arrival instead?
I am an Indian National currently in the US on a F1 Visa. I looked through the Peruvian Embassy website about the Tourist Visa application process but could not find the details below (posted as queries). My efforts to reach Washington D.C/Atlanta Embassy desks have not been fruitful either.
1. Do I require an appointment to get a Visa or could i bring my documents in person and get it done on the same day?
2. What is the processing time for a Tourist Visa Application?
Alternatively, Could I complete the process in Canada? I will be visiting my family in Calgary in a couple of weeks.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my queries. Appreciate your support!
Best,
Jason
I am Bangladeshi passport holder and I am holding permanent resident permit for Paraguay and Living here in Paraguay I am willing to travel to Peru please advise if i need a visa to enter to pure.
Your help would be highly appricaited,
Best regards'
Mohammed
I am a Chilean citizen and been living in the states for many years, I don't have a US visa/passport, but I have a Chilean passport. My girlfriend who is an US citizen and I are planning on going to Chile from California, we would like to stop for a couple of days on Peru to visit Machu Picchu.
What are the requirements for the both to be able to enter Peru?
Thanks
The San Francisco Peruvian embassy's website is in not in English.. I am trying to find out more info on how to apply for the tourist visa, please help!
The process can be done in one day but is usually done more calmly with at least 2 days.
I contacted the Peruvian embassy in Istanbul to get more information about the tourist visa requirements for my case.
so they informed me that i have to travel to Egypt to apply for the visa from there, claiming that the Syrian citizens have to apply only from Cairo !(Egypt are no longer issuing a visa for Syrians ) so please tell me is it true that we are as Syrian citizen only allowed to apply for visa from Cairo ?
and what are my options ?
have a nice day
I am Tanzanian and I am visiting my girlfriend in the US. We would like to take a vacation to Peru from the US. What are the steps that I need to take to apply for a Peru visa? Can I apply through the US embassy?
Thank you!
The tourist visa is not a separate application, it is the stamp they put in your passport upon arrival in the country. Usually the amount of time they give is 3-6 months, not exceeding 183 days before you have to renew.
You would need a specific tourist visa because Tanzania is not in the list of countries that only require passport to enter.The is the website that can help you determine how to go about the process.
https://www.migraciones.gob.pe/index.php/inmigracion-y-nacionalizacion/
You will need a passport to enter the country. Anytime you are traveling abraod you will need it. The estimated wait time is about 6 weeks but if your need is urgent there are special circumstances where you can pay more to get it expedited.
This is the website to apply for a passport.
http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english.html/
You will need proof of a return ticket if you are not residents of Peru. If your son also has the Peruvian nationality from his father than he should be fine. They will let you enter on your Danish passport but unless you have some kind of Peruvian visa or residency, you will need proof of a return ticket.
Quoting Christina limaeasy:
Quoting Christina limaeasy:
We are planning for 2 weeks trip to Peru. We booked everything - Flights, hotels and all the trips in the Peru. Now, we have to apply for tourist visa as we are Indian passport holders with residence permit in the UK. We have got all the documents ready except for proof of sufficient funds as it says it is must to have £1000 minimum for 3 recent months. We have maintained it only for a month and now our travel dates are near. Can we still apply? What are our chances of getting/being rejected the visa.
Canadian citizens are given a tourist visa that can be any where from 3-6 months. The process to secure a business visa is a little more lengthy and costly, so if your conference is a short one I would recommend entering the country with your Canadian passport and they will give you the number of days in your stamp that you can stay.
Appreciate if you could revert with an answer to few queries listed below:
Would you be able to advise if an Indian National with valid UAE residence visa can get a visa on arrival in Lima?
If not, can you pls advise on the requirements for the visa?
The traveler is a Managing Director at a reputable International Bank, and will be traveling to Lima to attend the 2015 IMF meetings scheduled to be held there in October. Will the visa be a tourist visa or business visa to attend the IMF meetings?
How long does it usually take for the visa to come through, so accordingly we can start well in advance with the visa process?
How long is the visa valid for?
Look forward to your earliest response.
I am on a temporary work permit in Cnada which expires June 30th, and a permanent resident of India. I wish to visit Peru in April, how can i apply for a visa? The consulate wasnt ready to accept my application form in Vancouver
Thanks
I am an Indian citizen residing in Canada with a temporary work permit valid till June 30th, 2015 and wish to visit Peru this April. How do i obtain my visa?
I am a Sri Lankan government official plan to visit Peru on mid march for a conference organized by the Peruvian government. There is no Peru embassy in Sri Lanka. Kindly advice how to obtain VISA for Peru & what type VISA should apply. Your kind attention regarding above matter would be highly appreciated.
Kind Regards
Bandula
If we fly into Peru and then leave for week to go to Bolivia can we easily re-enter Peru to continue our trip. We are US and UK passport holders.
i am Thu. I am vietnamese. How can i get tourist visa to visit Peru.It seem to be so hard for me to regist because there is not embassy of peru in Vietnam. Please help me to find the way to Peru. Thanks
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I am charan , i am indian citizen, currently working in canada( working on work permit). I also hold US tourist visa . Do i still need visa to enter peru??? in few months i will be applying for permanent residence in canada even after getting permanent residence do i still need visa ?? i appreciate your help
I contacted the Peruvian embassy in Istanbul to get more information about the tourist visa requirements for my case.
so they informed me that i have to travel to Egypt to apply for the visa from there, claiming that the Syrian citizens have to apply only from Cairo !(Egypt are no longer issuing a visa for Syrians ) so please tell me is it true that we are as Syrian citizen only allowed to apply for visa from Cairo ?
and what are my options ?
have a nice day
your embassy in Syria is closed since 4 years! and the Peruvian embassy in turkey refusing to issuing Visas for Syrians!
so what the poor Syrian citizen will do about this crazy conflicts ????
I want study Spanish language course for six month
I can apply peru visa?
Thanks
My country of origin is Haiti.
I am from Pakistan.
Can you please assist me on how to go about applying for Peruvian visa?
I want to stay there for six months. I want to study shamanism.. Thanks in advance
Adress: Abdul Aziz Bin Jassim Street, Lejbnailat – Zone 64
P. O. Box 24062
Doha, Qatar
Telephone: (+974) 4491 5944
I hope you enjoy your staying in Peru.
Thank you,
Regina
Adress: Abdul Aziz Bin Jassim Street, Lejbnailat – Zone 64
P. O. Box 24062
Doha, Qatar
Telephone: (+974) 4491 5944
I hope you enjoy your staying in Peru.
Question on obtaining Peruvian residency for a foreign national with a parent from Peru.
I am a US citizen with a Peruvian mother (currently resides in Lima). What would you suggest is my best option in obtaining a Peruvian residency and ultimately naturalized citizenship?
Thank you in advance for your time.
Am in Kenya and will be travelling to peru early next month please advice me what to dao with the Visa and how to get it.
I would like to know if we will need to apply for a visa and if yes where can we get information about a Peru embassy in Africa as there is no one in my country
Please can you send me the contact for the embassy in Ghana and Egypt
1 Al-Nahda Street, 2nd Floor
Maadi
Cairo
Egypt
TELEPHONE(+20) 2 2359 0306
(+20) 2 2359 0406
Peruvian embassy in Accra, Ghana:
Plot 16, 1st Circular Road Cantonments
P.O. Box CT 10452
Accra
Ghana
I'm sorry but this doesn't have any numbers available.
Thank you
Dina
I am an international student studying in the USA. I would like to travel South America in this December/January. I want to start in Peru, then Chili, Argentina, Parague, and end up in Brazil before I come back to the USA.
I live in New Mexico in USA. I wonder what I need to apply for a single/multiple entry tourist visa. I am from Bangladesh. Where is the closest consulate that I can apply for visa and I wonder if I need an interview or not. I would prefer not spending money on travel for visa interview.
Also, I wonder if there is any common tourist visa to visit South American countries. If you know of such common visa, please let me know. Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
John
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Los Angeles, CA 90010
PHONE LOCAL: (213) 252.5910
INTERNATIONAL: +1.213.252.5910
About the visas, there is no common tourist visas for every South American country. I hope your trip goes well.
I am currently on a working visa in Australia. Indian nationality. My girlfriend is from Peru and she wants me to move there. what are the options do i have to work in Peru, and what visa do i need to go there.Can i find a job with no spanish language
I am Saudi citizen living in Riyadh.
Can I apply for Visa 5 months before traveling.
How long does it take to get the Visa.
Thanks
can you please give me the information about peru visa how i get the peru visa need requirements sheet , form and visa fees . i am pakistani national .
Valid passport
Evidence of departure arrangements from Peru
2 colour passport-size photos
Proof of financial solvency
2 completed application forms
Besides that, you need to pay USD 30.00. This visa is valid for 90 days. I hope this information is useful.
Thanks,
Arun
Thank you
This is a great site with valuable info, thank you!
I am from Iran and would love to visit and stay in Peru for 3 or 6 months, and also learn Spanish in a language school in Peru.
What type of Visa should I get? a tourist visa or student visa? what's the max days for tourist visa by the way?
Peru has no embassy in Iran, so I assume I should visit Peru embassy in a neighboring country. I wonder if I can get the visa easily? I mean for Iranians.
Awaiting your kind reply.
Thanks.
I am a legal permanent resident card holder in the United States. What specific documentations are required for a person as myself to apply for a tourist visa to enter Peru? I plan on traveling in mid-Dec of '15.
I am a french student and I need information.
I went to Peru a lot of time (10 time) this year as a tourist like 80 days. Each time I stayed like one week.
I read that the maximum is 183 per year. But you are the only website which say that it is per year and no per trip.
I have to go to Peru 6 months as a tourist and I need to know if it is per trip or per year.
Thank you.
I have a Lebanese passport and will be in transit for 2 hours in the airport of lima. Am travelling from Argentina to Costa Rica. Do i need a Transit Visa although am just staying in transit at the airport?
Thank you for your reply
Muchos Gracias
I live in North Carolina. I am applying for a tourist visa to Peru. Should I mail my application to Washington D.C. or Atlanta? Do I need to include a return envelop? Thanks!
Please answer--as I know some time the rules change??
im about to leave peru to costa rica, As i understood by regulations i have to present my vaccine to yellow fever. I have a special health condition with a certification from my doctor that duo to a biologic treatment which im having and is Immunosuppressive \immunomodulatory, i must not be vaccinated for yellow fever. would that be a problem to depart from peru to costa rica??
i want to go surprise my fiance in peru, he is there for a 1 month internship, and s oi would only have a couple days to apply. how long does the application process take, and do i need an invitation letter to be able to apply. i cant et one from him as he is only there a month as a visitor as well
Thank you
I am holding a P.R.China passport and will be travling to Santiago Chile from JFK. The plane will make a technical stop in Lima. As I plan to stay in the transit area, do I need a visa for this technical stop? My guess is probably not, please I would like to confirm. Thank you.
After reading all comments & every visa sections... I have one simple question. It is possible to get permanent residency through student visa ..?
And next question it is possible to visit Latin American countries after getting CE on student visa..? With pakistani passport.
Thanks.
I hold an Indian Passport.I currently live in Caribbean(Grenada).I am planning to visit Peru for a week on Tourist visa. I couldn't find an embassy of Peru near me. Could you please let me know which embassy I need to get in touch with for Peru visa.
Thanks
Thank you.
I'm from Indonesia. I've planning to take spanish course in Lima for 3 months. I read about visa requirements that Indonesian is no need visa to enter Peru. If I want to take a short course Do I need to apply study visa or just get stamp in immigration in the airport and go the course place. Can I extend more than 183 days, I still thinking to continoue study in Peru. Please let me know. Big thanks
Do I absolutely need to hire a lawyer to do this process or is it possible to do it myself considering I have all the documents and a contract from the company?
Can my wife and daughter apply for a visa too, and what type of visa would that be?
Thank you
I'm from Germany, I was planning to go to Peru end of Dezember for a longer period. At the peruvian embassy in Berlin they told me that they have changed their visa-policy. From november 2015 the tourist-visa is valid only 90 days per year.
Is that right?
I couldn`t find any other information about it in the web. Even on the Website of the peruvian embassy it's still a 183 days.
I already did spend 5 month this year in Peru and now I'm afraid they migth not even let me into the country when I arrive the 30. of Dezember in Lima.
Have you heared about these changes?
Thank you
If you exceed that you should not be allowed in the country.
The reality is that they have never enforced this.
My wife is on a tourist visa and we went to Ecuador a few weeks ago to cross the border.
She was worried about coming back in since she has been living full time in Peru. Not to rock the boat, we asked for only the 90 days to come into Peru and there were no questions asked at the border, even though her passport is stamped with many in-and-out dates over the past few years.
That is the state of things at the moment. However, migra has always had the right to deny you entry if you've been in the country more than 183 days.
I am a Vietnamese citizen. My husband has worked in Peru for 6 months, he now has the resident card (I dont know what it is called, but it means he can live in peru longer than 6 months without paying fees). My baby (1 year) and I are planning to move to peru nextMarch. So which kind of visa we will apply for? We are his dependants, I dont't work in peru (just stay at home). And I want to live in Peru for 2,5 years. If my visa is tourist visa, I cant live for 2 years, right? So what can I do now? Thank you
Thank you.
In short, does Arequipa have immigration facilities so that my baggage is delivered in Santiago.
We will drive from Chile to Peru in January. Our question is
"What is required(if anything) to fly internationally in February from Lima (and return in 2 weeks ) with regard to the temporary import of a vehicle. When we did this in Chile we needed to have a Chilean national go to the airport prior to departure and take responsibility for the storage of our vehicle.Is this required or can we leave our vehicle and return (and of course leave Peru within the original approved time frame) without paperwork ?"
I am an Indian resident living in Mexico. I traveled Peru to my husband on September 9th. My tourist visa is valid for 1 year(upto August 2016)including 183 days permit to stay at a time. My problem is that when I enter to the Peru at the immigration desk I got permit to stay 100 days at a time and the stamp in the passport is for 100 days. So according to that my 100 days is over. My question is that may I leave Peru now without any immigration formalities or I have to go through the visa extension formalities?
Thank you.
I'm planning on travelling around South America for a year and wanted to visit Peru. My original plans had me coming into Peru through the Amazon and then taking 2-3 weeks to travel up to the border to Ecuador. Then about 4-6 weeks later, I wanted to re-enter Peru and spend another 4-8 weeks travelling around Peru before crossing the border into Bolivia. Is this possible on a tourist visa, I read somewhere that a tourist visa only applies to one visit in a calendar year?
Thanks
Jamie
I'm planning to have a vacation in Peru for about 2-3 weeks since Filipino citizens doesn't need a tourist visa but, when I arrived in Peru I really wanted to visit Vancouver Canada. Is it possible or easy to get a visa from Peru going to Canada?
Can you pls give me the best advice from you.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks, Srinivas.
Question is, can she leave at 60 days for one-three days and come back in and get a 90 or 120 day visa? What is your suggestion on best way to do this?
Thank you for any help you can give me!
Thanks
i am from Pakistan,and i want to visit Peru but in pakistan there is no embassy of peru.now what i have to do sir,,plz guide me
regards
hamid
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We are travelling to Peru on April 15 , 2016. We are US Citizens. However, one of our Passports expire Oct 1, 2016. We heard that the passport should be valid for at least six months.We have already applied for Inca Trail permits and have received them. Should we now renew the passport expiring in Oct>
If so, how difficult is it to acquirE?
i am vietnamese but i have a valid US visa. Do i need to have Peru visa to enter the country for tourism?
Thanks
How can I save the peru and lima guides to PDF so I can take it with me
thank you kindly
My father is working in lima and he has peru carnet but mu mother doesn't have, and she got tourist 90visas she qnted 180visa but she has the official passport so they gave her 90visa and in May she wants to go united states and comeback but the visa is already expired. But the lawyer told us the law have been changed the chage he said was already paid for the fine but we can be refused admission in to country.. is it true? really need your help.
I am an Indian Citizen visiting Brazil on a business Visa, i have a valid US visa till 2017 too.
I am currently placed at Sao Paulo City, I want to visit Machu Pichu. please let me know the process and timelines for the visa.
I want to you know business immigration or investor visa of Peru. What capital is require to open a company in Peru.
Thanks
I am a Pakistani passport holder and will be travelling from Dubai to Mexico City in April and will be transiting at LIMA airport. I am travelling via Qatar Airways till Sao Paulo, from where i will take a connecting flight to Lima via TAM Airlines. After landing at Lima, i will buy a separate ticket of Avicana or Aero Mexico and will fly to Mexico City. I wish to travel back from Mexico City on the April 13th to Lima and then follow the same route backwards to Dubai through which i came. I have a couple of questions... 1) Will i be able to go to baggage area, pick up my luggage and then board the plane to Mexico City without having a transit visa? and 2) Will i need a visa to travel to Lima from Mexico City on my way back, when my Lima-Sao Paulo-Dubai flight is on a different ticket than Lima-MEX-Lima flight and is not a part of the connection?
Which is true, can I actually request 183 days from the immigration officer and can I book my flight 180days from entering the country? Is it legal and can I actually enter the country visa-free as a volunteer?
Thank you in advance!
I might be going to Peru for an internship of 13 weeks. In that case, do I need to get a work visa?
If yes then do I really have to pay 200€ to get it?
I'm arranging a business trip for my colleague to Lima in May. She will be attending the IOSCO conference at the Lima Convention Centre from 8-12 May. I would like to enquire about the Business Visa process and if there is an online application form available.
Many thanks in advance
Olovia
I am a dual citizen living in Peru at the moment.
Australian and British passport.
They are enforcing a new rule where you can only stay 6 months in peru in one calendar year apparently, will i be able to complete 6 months on my australian passport (tourist) and then 6 months as a british citizen on the other ? is that ok? I just don't know how long i want to stay yet, im volunteering at the moment but they won't give me a volunteer visa because where i'm volunteering isn't on the special list of organizations apparently.
I don't want to overstay my visa and get a mark on my name
Can anyone help?
I'm in Mexico currently on a business visa which I got with the help of having US visa. I'm from India. Will I get a Peru tourist visa from Mexico city if i apply?
Thanks,
Raj
We are planning to visit Machu Picchu in August with the whole family. My kids and I are US citizens so we know we do not need a visa, but my wife is a Chinese citizen with US resident card. Does she need a visa to visit Peru? I got different answers from different websites.
Many thanks,
Marshal
I am an Indian National working and residing in United Arab Emirates for last 15 years. I have 10 years American visit Visa. Do I need to take a visa to enter Peru or Can i get visa on arrival?
Regards
Pradeepkumar Nair
Hello. I want to move to Peru and as i know to get CE, i will need to have a special visa and one of these is a student visa. So i want to apply for a student visa when i arrive in Peru to be able to get my CE and i want it to be the cheapest study course available.
I know that universities would be much cheaper than private institutes. I have Egyptian passport and i have a one month tourist visa. I want to be accepted for a spanish study program in a university in Cusco and then apply for my student visa and subsequently my CE.
My questions are:
1. What are usually the requirements for becoming a language student in a university in Peru? (Is IELTS needed? and is a high school diploma needed as well?)
2. What are the easiest universities to get into (That are not private as they will be more expensive)?
Sincerely,
I am Asif from Pakistan and I want to visit Peru in August for 7 to 10 days. But we dont have Peru embassy in Pakistan. Can you guide me where I can apply my tourist visa of Peru.
I'm Pradeep and i'm an Indian citizen residing in USA. I'm planning to visit peru and chile. My travel is as follows:
USA -> Lima , Lima -> Chile, Chile -> Lima, Lima ->USA.
I see in your site that the tourist visa is single entry visa. I would have to enter lima twice because of my flight plans. What are my options in this case.
Application Form
Valid Passport
Round Trip Ticket
Hotel Reservation, Tourist Package Reservation or Invitation Letter
Proof of sufficient funds
In some countries personal interview
In some countries proof of legal residency
Passport photos
Application Fee
I'm a China Passport holder and I will be going to Peru in December16.
What is the tourist visa validity? Because i afraid that if i apply now, the tourist visa will be expired in December. Thank you
My name is Ashraf from Karachi Pakistan and recently I got one year multiple Peru visa if you need any information about visa you can contact me 0092345 3197072
Hope everything goes well.
If i'm in Peru and they give me visa for 6 months, after one month I want to visit Brazil for 10 days, when I back will they give a visa for 5 months ?
best regards,
Renato
Hope everything goes well.
No, visa no is required.
For example, if I am in Peru 180 days from May to November can I go to Canada for two months and return to Peru in January and be eligible for another (up to) 183 days?
All the sites say "183 per calendar year" but I'm not sure if that means said year starts in January no matter when you entered the country or is different for each person depending on when they entered.
Thanks so much!
kind Regards
Cris
Application Form
Valid Passport
Round Trip Ticket
Letter from the company sponsoring the business trip, indicating the purpose of the visit to Peru, length of the stay, and assurance that the business person is travelling with sufficient funds to last the duration of the trip
Proof of legal residency in the country you are applying
Passport photos
Application fee
For the money, I could recommend between 500 and 1000 euros. Peru is a very economic country, but everything depends on what you are planning to do here.
I am a Pakistani citizen and with to visit Peru for few days can you please guide me how to submit documents to the Peruvian embassy as the nearest emabssy is in China. Do they have any electronic way to send scanned copies of documents or we need to send them by post.
Regards,
i am from saudi arabia but in Ecuador for vacation now , i was planning to visit peru to but i just knew about that i need a visa
is it possible to get it from peruvian embassy in Ecuador?
thank you for you reply ,
what kind of documents would i need
and is it ok to show my Saudi bank info as a prove of finance ?
thank you again
Application Form
Valid Passport
Round Trip Ticket
Hotel Reservation, Tourist Package Reservation or Invitation Letter
Proof of sufficient funds
In some countries personal interview
In some countries proof of legal residency
Passport photos
Application Fee
The Saudi bank info should be enough.
Here are some questions.
As my Nationality is Mongolia and i'm planning to travel South America.
There are no place to get Entry visa of Peru here, therefore i have to get visa from Consolate-General of Peru in China.
is it possible to get visa online? if so, how can i get it?
if not available for online, here are questions in order to get visa offline.
1. How long(how many days) does it take to take visa?
2. is emergency visa available? (Getting visa faster than normal visa)
3. In order to get visa, what documents or requirements should i take with?
4. How much is it?
5. Should i go to get visa myself? or is it possbible, someone else(friend, family) go to get visa instead of me with my passport.
Thank you!
I hold valid Indian passport and am in USA on business visit having multiple entry B1/B2 visa.
I am now required to visit PERU on business visit for which i have an invitation letter from the concerned companiy.
will it possible to obtain visa?
My name is Phat and I am from Vietnam.
My friend and me will travel to Peru and Bolivia this Dec. According to the web page of Peru Consulate, I have to apply for the visa which is single entry. I am wondering if I can apply for multiple visa entry because my plan is fly from San Jose in Costa Rica to Peru, then from Peru, I will take a bus to Bolivia and take another bus back to Peru from Bolivia to fly back to Costa Rica. Thanks so much for your response.
I a Chinese citizen with a USA Permanent Resident card (Green Card). My Green Card will expire in May 2017 and I am in the process of renewing it, however I haven't received the new Green Card yet. May I still be able to visit Peru in December 2016 for 10 days? Or do I need to apply for a tourist VISA?
Thank you very much!
Thanks in advance!
Thank you
Thank you
I came to Peru (Lima) on 10th March 2017 with 33 days business visa permit. But because of my business meeting will extend, i require to extend my business visa for around next 2 months.
My question how to get extension of my business visa from Peru (Lima). If I will go to digemin, will they be able to extend for next 50 days? Please guide me in this matter.
Thanks in advance.
Abhishek.
Thabks
Greetings!!
I am an Indian Passport Holder with Uruguay Residencia ID, and I am plannig to Visit for Peru for Tourism *Cusco, Machu Pichu, Lima*.
Could you please share the price and process for getting the Multiple/Single enrty Tourist VISA for Peru, and what shall be its validity in days. And, how many days it takes to get it stamped.
Application Form
Valid Passport
Round Trip Ticket
Hotel Reservation, Tourist Package Reservation or Invitation Letter
Proof of sufficient funds
In some countries personal interview
In some countries proof of legal residency
Passport photos
Application Fee
Go to the Peruvian consulate in Montevideo and you can start the process. Hope everything goes well.
I am a U.S. citizen, looking to book a flight from Uruguay to the U.S., and I'm being told by the booking site that since I will need to retrieve and re-check my bag at the airport in Lima, Peru will require me to have an "airport transit visa".
Can you confirm this for me? Also, if so, can you provide a link as to where I can obtain it? Google search has not provided what I need to know. Thanks in advance!
I was just wondering how many months validity should the passport have when travelling to Peru? Is it 6 months or you can travel with 3 months validity? My boyfriend is from Venezuela but living in Chile and his passport will expire in October 2018 but we want to travel to Machu Picchu in May
I am currently in USA on h1b visa which is valid for 11 more months, with Indian Passport expiring in 2022. I plan to be in Peru in November, am I eligible to get a visa on arrival at Lima. Can you please confirm ?
Thanks,
Suresh
I am a citizen of Mauritius and would like to know the requirements to obtain a tourist visa to travel to Peru and where to request it.
Thank you.
Embassy of Peru in India
A-9/5, Bucharest Marg,
Vasant Vihar,
New Delhi 110057
Phone: +91-11-46163333; +91-11-46163308
Fax: +91-11-46163301
Is it possible for an algerian citizen to request his tourist visa in Ecuador (i am not a resident in Ecuador) ? i am asking because i entend to make a trip through the world so i am sure i won't be able to make it in Algeria.
My Canadian company acquired three properties in Peru and I am the legal representative(with Registro de personas juridicas en Certificado de Vigencia) . I need to obtain cernet de extrejeria to address some banking issue. What is the procedure for me?
Thank you.
I am an Irish passport holder. Can you please confirm the maximum length of time I can stay in Peru? I read in some places that it is 90 days, but others advise it is 183 days.
Thank you,
Niamh
I am a Turkish citizen. I wanna go to Peru. but my 10 years old daughters passport validity is one and half mounth, May i enter in this contidion?
thanks in advance
Hope everything goes well.
I am applying for a working visa. I want to know if there is any way to check the progress online as I have a reference number.
Thanks
I'm planning to volunteer in Peru for 3 weeks in Jan 2019. I am an Indian passport holder currently on a student visa in Australia. I was wondering what the requirements would be to visit Peru and if I would need to have a tourist visa?
Thanks!
I'm from Bangladesh, now I living Russia. I want to visit Peru to see the land of Inca Civilization. If I show reservation of air tickets to embassy, will they grant it? Or I must show original tickets?
Best regards
Nur Muhammad