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Peru Visa Information

Machu Picchu PeruTo enter and depart Peru, you must have a valid U.S. passport. For shot-term visits, you can stay up to 90 days and a request for extension is allowed after you are admitted to the country of Peru. For visits other than short-term stay, a Peru visa is needed prior to the departure. Under contract workers must learn about the tax payable and exit regulations that are required by the specific visa they are holding.

For short-time tourist travel US citizens do not have to obtain a Peruvian travel visa. Upon entering the country a tourist card which is valid for 90 days will be issued. Should you decide to extend his visit, you can renew your tourist status at the Peruvian immigration office. A fee of $20USD is required for revalidation.

For a Peru business visa, you must have a U.S. passport that is valid for the next six months from the date of application. The passport must also have at least one blank visa page available. You also need to send one passport-sized photo. You can download the Perus visa application form and apply yourself or go through a travel document expediter to rush your Peru visa application. You also need to provide a copy of your itinerary or round trip tickets.

Applicants of the Peru business visa should obtain from the company a letter written in Spanish stating the purpose of the visit, the length of stay, hotel bookings, and a guarantee that the company will support the applicant financially. It must also guarantee the return of the applicant. The letter should be signed by the senior manager and the applicant. A letter from the host company in Peru should also be submitted with the application. It must also be written in Spanish.

The Peru business visa is mostly issued as a single-entry and is valid for 3 months after date of issue. Visa holder can stay for up to 90 days. For consulate fee, applicant must pay a sum of $30USD for every visa processed. Processing takes up to 4 business days. For normal processing, a fee of $39USD is required and for same day processing, a fee of $100USD must be paid by applicant.

To obtain a Peru student visa, applicant must have a US passport which is valid for at least the remaining length of the stay. Students are usually issued a 3-month visa which can be obtained at the Peruvian Consulate in the States. A letter from the university where the applicant was accepted indicating the purpose and length of stay must be submitted with the application.

Paron Lake PeruApplicant must also include one passport-sized photo, a copy of airline ticket and a sum of $15USD processed through money order payable to Consulado General del Peru. If application is sent through mail, it must come with it a prepaid envelope for the processed visa to be returned by mail. Student visas can be renewed at the Officina de Migraciones after the student has enrolled.

For journalists traveling to Peru, a Peru press visa is required. Journalists must present a letter from the company stating the purpose of visit and the equipment that must be transported along with the visit. Members of the press must also present a passport that is valid for at least a year and a copy of press ID and two colour passport-sized photos with white background.

Click the link to apply for your Peru Visa online.


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