Useful Information About Peru

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VISA AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

• General information and requirements for entering Peru Foreign nationals who wish to enterand/or leave Peruvian territory must present the
  following:
  
• Citizens of U.S., Canada, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and Australia, do not
  need a Peruvian tourist visa. However, they do need to apply for a business visa to be legally
  able to enter into contracts or agreements.
• They need a passport legitimately issued by a country with a minimum validity of six months
  from the date of entry into the country.
• The maximum length of stay that the authorities grant is 90 days, which cannot be extended.
  If you wish to stay longer for other reasons, such as business, studying or working, you need
  to request the relevant visa at a Peruvian consulate or embassy in your own country.
  If applicable:
• A travel document or Laissez Passer legitimately issued by a country or relating to
  international treaties and conventions to which Peru is a signatory, for humanitarian reasons.
• A valid letter of safe-conduct, legitimately issued by a country and only in exceptional cases
  as established in international treaties and conventions to which Peru is a signatory, or when
  approved by the country that issued the letter of safe-conduct, provided that the conditions
  have been recognized and accepted by the Peruvian authorities. A valid travel document
  issued by the Peruvian Immigration Department is also valid.
• A travel document for refugees and asylum seekers issued by Peru or another country within
  the framework of the international treaties and conventions to which Peru is a signatory.
• Other valid travel documents, conforming to international treaties and conventions to which
  Peru is a signatory and which regulate and define the circumstances in which they will apply.
  For more details, see: Migrations Web Page