Peru Passport and Visa entry requirements
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Passports:
To enter Peru, a valid passport is required by all nationals referred to in the chart above.
Passport note:
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is recommended by the Peruvian government, but is not required.
Entry with children:
There are no particular requirements when bringing children into the country provided they have their own documentation.
Visas:
Not required by all nationals referred to in the chart above (including all EU and Swiss citizens), travelling as tourists for stays of up to 183 days.
Note: Nationals not referred to in the chart above are advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements.
Visa note:
A business visa is required for all nationals if the purpose of the visit is business. Any business-related unpaid work can be made on a tourist visa. Upon arrival in Peru, the business visa holder must register at the Dirección General de Contribuciones for taxation purposes. Business visa holders can remain in Peru for 183 days. If wishing to extend the visit, an application must be lodged with the Dirección General de Migraciones.
Nationals applying for a tourist visa require a bank statement showing a minimum balance of £1,000 and a mini statement taken from a cash machine on the date of application. Nationals applying for a business visa must prove their company is solvent.
All nationals are advised to check with the Peruvian Consulate prior to departure to obtain current details of any documentation which might be required. Postal visa applications are not accepted unless submitted through a travel agency.
Passport and Visa entry requirements
Entry requirements for Americans: US nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. A valid passport is needed.
Entry requirements for UK nationals: British nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. A valid passport is needed.
Entry requirements for Canadians: Canadian nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. A valid passport is needed.
Entry requirements for Australians: Australian nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. Holders of APEC Business Travel Card do not require visa provided the back of the card states that it is valid for travel to Peru.
Entry requirements for South Africans: South African nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days.
Entry requirements for New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. Holders of APEC Business Travel Card do not require visa provided the back of the card states that it is valid for travel to Peru.
Entry requirements for Irish nationals: Irish nationals do not require a visa for touristic stays of up to 183 days. A valid passport is needed.
Passport/Visa Note: All travellers require return or onward tickets, all documents required for onward travel and proof of funds. If travelling for business purposes, a visa is required. Visas cannot be obtained on arrival. It is highly recommended that passports have at least six months validity remaining after your intended date of departure from your travel destination. Immigration officials often apply different rules to those stated by travel agents and official sources.
