Discover the ancient wonders of Machu Picchu and the vibrant culture of Peru – simplified visa and entry solutions for Indian travelers.
Indian citizens generally require a visa for Peru, with a significant exemption for those holding valid visas/residence permits for select countries.
Indian citizens with valid visas or permanent residence permits from USA, Canada, UK, Australia, or Schengen countries (valid for min. 6 months) are exempt from Peruvian visa for tourism/business (up to 180 days).
For Indian citizens visiting Peru for leisure, holidays, cultural exploration, or visiting family/friends, and who do not qualify for visa-free entry.
For Indian professionals traveling to Peru for meetings, conferences, or commercial negotiations, and who do not qualify for visa-free entry.
Including student visas, work permits, or visas for specific long-term purposes. These are obtained for stays exceeding 180 days or non-tourism/business reasons.
We determine if you qualify for visa-free entry based on existing visas/residence permits, or if a consular visa is required.
Detailed guidance on compiling all necessary documents, whether for visa-free entry or a consular application.
Help with accurately filling out the Peruvian visa application form for consular submissions.
Assistance with submitting your application at the Embassy of Peru in New Delhi and tracking its progress.
Tips for a smooth entry process at Peruvian immigration, whether you are entering visa-free or with a visa.
We provide continuous support for any queries or concerns you may have regarding your travel to Peru.
Essential documents for a smooth entry into Peru, considering both visa-free and visa-required scenarios.
Valid 6+ months beyond return. For visa-free entry, a valid US/Canada/UK/Aus/Schengen visa/residence permit (6+ months validity).
Duly filled, printed, and signed by the applicant for consular applications.
Recent (3.5x4.5cm or 2x2 inches), white background, matte finish (for consular visa).
Proof of confirmed flight out of Peru to your next destination.
Confirmed hotel bookings for entire stay or invitation letter from host in Peru.
Bank statements (last 3-6 months), ITRs, salary slips, or sponsorship letter.
From applicant, detailing purpose, duration, and full itinerary (for consular visa).
Comprehensive travel insurance for medical emergencies and repatriation.
Your passport must meet Peruvian entry requirements (6+ months validity beyond departure).
You must clearly state and provide documentation for your reason for travel (tourism, business, etc.).
Ability to prove you have adequate funds to cover all your expenses during your entire stay in Peru.
Evidence of confirmed onward or return travel to demonstrate your intent to leave Peru after your visit.
For visa-free entry, must hold a valid (6+ months) visa or residence permit from USA, Canada, UK, Australia, or a Schengen country.
Applicants should have a clean legal record and no history of visa violations in any country.
*Government visa fees are set by the Government of Peru and are subject to change without prior notice. The exact INR conversion depends on the prevailing exchange rate at the time of application. Our processing fees are separate and cover our expert services like consultation, document preparation, form filling, and tracking for consular applications. All government visa fees are non-refundable, even if the visa application is denied. Always confirm the latest fees and payment methods directly with the Embassy of Peru or with our experts before making any payments.
Common questions about entering Peru from India.
Generally, yes. However, Indian citizens holding a valid visa or permanent residence permit for the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, or any Schengen country (valid for at least 6 months) are **exempt from requiring a Peruvian visa** for tourism or business visits of up to 180 days within a 365-day period.
Indian citizens with a valid visa or permanent residence permit for the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, or any Schengen country. The visa/residence permit must be valid for at least 6 months from your intended entry date into Peru.
You need to apply for a visa at the Embassy of Peru in New Delhi, India. This involves filling out an application form, submitting required documents, and potentially attending an interview.
Key documents include: a valid passport, visa application form, passport-sized photos, confirmed return/onward tickets, hotel bookings or invitation letter, proof of sufficient funds, a covering letter, and employment/business proof.
For consular applications, the processing time typically ranges from **7 to 15 working days** after submission at the Embassy. It's advisable to apply at least 3-4 weeks before your planned travel date.
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