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Facts about Peru

Peru is well known for its ancient history which encompasses archeology, ruins, dusty remnants, and museums. This makes visitors in Peru feel a little closer to the past after leaving the country. There are close to 5,000 archeological sites in the country and the existence of many of them still remain a mystery to the ordinary eyes. Peru is also very popular for its' biodiversity and natural resources. The country has 158 protected natural parks and 84 of the 117 life zones around the world. Parks and nature reserves around the country are home to one-third of the world’s species of birds, 3,500 species of reptiles, 4,000 types of butterflies, pink dolphins, jaguars, and other primates. Tourists also have the luxury of visiting attractive beach resorts and attending festivals during their time in the country.

The tourism industry in Peru is the third-largest industry in Peru, besides the fishing and mining industries. Peru is one of the most visited countries in South America and, as a result, tourism in Peru is growing faster than in other countries on the continent. The annual growth rate of the industry is in fact estimated to be at 25% for the past five years.

Drug-related crimes are harshly treated as drug-smugglers are made to face long prison sentences. The majority of the products made with animals or plants are made from illegal means and could involve protected or endangered species. Tourists are advised not to buy any products made with animals and plants. It is also illegal for artifacts to be exported.

Tourists from North America, Australia, Japan, Thailand, and the European Union can visit Peru without a visa for stays of up to 183 days. Russians are granted entry without a visa for stays of up to 90 days.

Basic Travel Requirements for Indians visiting Peru

An Indian passport valid for at least six months beyond the intended stay.
Round trip ticket is required.
Two recent 2 x 2'' passport photographs with white background are required.
Proof of accommodation must be provided.
Proof of sufficient funds to cover entire stay is required.
Proof of legal residency must also be provided.
Travel and medical insurance is required.
Travel itinerary showing dates, time, activities, entry and exit out of the country must be provided.

Types of Peru Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	12 business days	183 days
Business Visa	12 business days	183 days

Places in Visas of Peru Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available

FAQs about Places in Visas of Peru

Does Peru have the 6 months passport validity rule ?

Yes they do. Before traveling to visit Peru, verify that your passport will be valid for at least six months from your planned date of arrival.

How long can I stay in Peru ?

The maximum stay in Peru on a tourist visa is 183 days (per year).

Is the US Dollars accepted on Peru ?

Yes, you certainly can use US dollars in Peru. You can even withdraw dollars from the ATMs in Peru.

Can I use credit cards in Peru ?

Visitors can use credit cards in Peru. Visa is the most widely accepted card (tarjeta) in Peru, and nearly all ATMs accept Visa for cash withdrawals.

2 Visas of Peru found

Tourist Visa from India to Peru

Visas of Peru, Visa, Tourist visa

New Delhi

Indians traveling to Peru for tourism purposes should apply for the Peruvian tourist visa. This visa is valid for 183 days in a period of 365 days. It is a single entry visa and cannot be extended. Proof of yellow fever vaccination must be provided, Visitors traveling with more then $10,000 USD must have it declared upon entry. In case you need to sign any important contracts (work contract, apartment purchase, marriage certificate...) you need a permission to sign contracts otherwise the papers aren't legal. You need a permit from the Immigration Office "Dirección General de Migraciones y Naturalizacion". Visitors must have a return or onward ticket /passage when entering the country. This is a very important law. Hotel reservation, tourist package reservation or invitation letter must be provided by the visitors depending on their purpose of visit. Proof of sufficient funds in form of bank statements must be provided. Proof of legal residency in India must be provided. If your tourist visa is for whatever reasons is expired, you don't have to fear extreme consequences. When leaving the country you will be asked to pay a "fine" of US$ 1 per day from the expiration of your visa. 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. Visitors who cannot pay this fee will be held in custody until someone pays it for them.  Students who intend to study at a Peruvian educational institution or desiring to do an internship or apprenticeship at a Peruvian company can also do so with this visa (as long as the program duration does not exceed 180 days). If you are under the age of 18 years, the unabridged original copy of your birth certificate should be submitted. You are also required to have a letter of consent signed by both your parents if you are traveling alone.

Business Visa from India to Peru

Visas of Peru, Visa, Business visa

New Delhi

Indians traveling to Peru for business purposes need to acquire a Peruvian business visa. Holders of the Peru business visa can negotiate and sign business contracts while they are in the country. They can also engage in other business-related activities, such as attending conferences, summits and trade fairs. This visa is valid for 183 days and is not extendable. Applicants are required to provide a business introduction letter. A letter of invitation from the host company must also be provided. This letter must include the following: Your full name, date of birth, nationality and intended dates of travel. The name of the host organization, their address and phone number. The purpose and nature of your visit in detail. Number of intended entries and length of validity of the visa. The certificate of business registration of the company in Peru is required. Proof of previous business dealings with the Peruvian company must be provided, if any. A police report showing a clean criminal record is required.

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