Foreign nationals wishing to do business in Peru must obtain a business visa, unless the country of origin of the citizen has an agreement with the Peruvian government to allow travel to Peru without a business visa for this purpose. This Visa is mandatory for Persons who will attend to meetings, trade fairs and business events, prospect commercial opportunities, sign contracts, audit or consult. Ali applications for a Visa are strictly personal. Visa
brokers/facilitators will not be entertained.
Requirements
- Fill out the form provided by the Peruvian consulate. (DGC 005)
- Present a valid Passport with at least 6 months remaining until the expiration date.
- Round Trip ticket to Peru (ticket, electronic ticket or reservation).
- Letter from the company in the United States of America stating the purpose and duration of the trip.
- Letter from the company in Peru, where travel is tied to a specific national counterpart, stating the reason and time thereof. In both letters the companies must prove the sufficient economic support covering ali expenses for the visa's applicant.
- Two (2) passport size color photographs.
- Copy of State ID or driver's License.
- Payment of the corresponding consular fee.
| Cost |
| 30.00 Consular Soles (*) |
(*) A Consular Sol is approximately equivalent to one US dollar in local currency.
For local currency equivalents , see section
Consular Fees |
Observations
- The submission of the visa application and supporting documents does not guarantee automatic issuance of a visa. Each application is assessed individually by the Peruvian Consul.
- During the formalities of the application, it may be required the submission of additional requirements.