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Peru Visa – Requirements and Application
Do I Need a Visa for Peru?
U.S. citizens traveling to Peru do not need to obtain a visa if their stay is under 183 days.
If you are staying over 183 days, then you need to obtain a visa. Once you have a visa, you will not be able to renew or extend it without re-applying. The Peruvian government may require extra materials from business travelers and/or provide less time in-country.
See below or contact a Passport Health travel documents specialist about other visa types.
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Sources: Peru Embassy and U.S. State Department
What Do I Need for a Peru Visa Application?
Depending on which visa you’re applying for, the documents you need may be different. A business visa can require different documents than a travel visa.
The Peruvian government may change this process at any time and may request additional materials during the visa process, so make sure you are always prepared and up-to-date.
At a minimum, all Peruvian visas will require: a passport, proof of travel and a completed application. Minors may be required to have additional items.
Proof of return or onward travel will be required for your visa. It may also be required when entering the country.
Each one of these items have specific requirements that must be met. Keep in mind that these requirements can change quickly and may differ based on your specific situation.
Open a tab below to see the different types of documents needed for your particular visa.
In addition to a completed application form, the following items are required:
Passport:
- Current passport
- Must be valid for six months beyond your intended stay
- 2 blank pages
Proof of Travel:
- Tickets and documents of return and/or onward travel
Minor Form (if traveling with a minor):
- If the minor is under 14-years-old, they do not need to apply for their own visa.
- Both parents/guardians must have a valid visa
Business travelers must submit the following with their Peru visa application.
Passport:
- Current passport
- Must be valid for six months beyond your intended stay
- 2 blank pages
Proof of Travel:
- Tickets and documents of return and/or onward travel
Other Documents:
- Letter from your company stating the purpose of the visit, length of the stay, and assurance that the business person is traveling with sufficient funds to last the duration of the trip
If you are applying for a different visa, other requirements may be needed. Contact us to find out what you may need for your specific trip.
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
Passport Health will take you by the hand and help you communicate with embassies and consulates during your visa application process. Contact us today to start your worry-free visa processing.
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How Much Do Peruvian Visas Cost?
A U.S. visa for Peru starts at $30. The Peruvian government sets visa fees and can change them at any time.
The money paid for the visa fee does not include service fees levied by the Peruvian government, cost of postage, processing etc.
Are Any Vaccines Required for Peru?
Peru does not currently require vaccination for entry. But, some vaccinations are recommended.
Hepatitis A, rabies, typhoid and yellow fever immunizations are commonly recommended for travelers to Peru. Routine vaccinations may be recommended based on your itinerary and immunization history.
To learn more about health concerns for travel to Peru, see our Peru destination advice page.
U.S. Embassy in Peru
Once in Peru, the U.S. Embassy is located in the city of Lima. The information for the U.S. Embassy is:
U.S. Embassy Lima
Avenida La Encalada cdra. 17 s/n
Surco, Lima 33
Peru
Telephone: +(51)(1) 618-2000
Emergency After-Hours Telephone: +(51)(1) 618-2000
Fax: +(51)(1) 618-2724
Email: LimaACS@state.gov
For More Information About Peru…
See Passport Health’s Peru destination advice page with information on safety, climate, and the vaccinations you will need before traveling there. Your can start your visa process by contacting us today!
Do I Need a Visa for Peru?
What Do I Need for a Peru Visa Application?
Peru Tourism Visa Application
Peru Business Visa Application
Other Peru Visa Applications
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
How Much Do Peru Visas Cost?
Are Any Vaccines Required for Peru?
U.S. Embassy in Peru
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