Peru Visa Free | One article to solve all your questions about visas

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September 2016 was a milestone moment for Peru travel

The conditional visa-free policy was officially implemented

This means that mysterious Peru is no longer far away

Going to the other side of the globe can also be said to be walking

Schengen, United Kingdom, USA, Canada, Australia

If you hold a visa or long-term residence in one of the above countries

The doors of Peru will be open for you

Free access to Peru will no longer be a dream

The specific provisions are as follows:

Chinese citizens who hold a valid ordinary passport of the People's Republic of China (valid for more than 6 months) and wish to enter Peru for a short period of time for tourism or business purposes are exempt from visa if they meet one of the following conditions:

1. Have a Schengen, UK, USA, Canada, Australia visa valid for more than 6 months

2. Have Schengen, UK, USA, Canada, Australia long-term residency

Chinese passports that meet the above conditions can enter Peru visa-free for stays of up to 180 days at a time, or a cumulative stay of no more than 180 days in a 6-month period.

If you do not have the above visa-free qualifications, you can also apply for a tourist visa to Peru in the traditional way, and the materials that need to be prepared Peruvian Jun have been sorted out for you.

The list of materials is as follows:

1) Passport (valid for at least 6 months, at least two blank pages of visa) and copies of all passport pages;

2

Visa application form (please fill in letters, two 2-inch color headless ID photos on a white background);

3) Round-trip air tickets or air ticket reservations;

4) Hotel orders or travel itineraries;

5) Copies of materials that can reflect the applicant's economic situation, such as bank deposits, real estate, cars, etc.;

6) Submit other materials (originals) deemed necessary by the visa officer within the scope permitted by law, such as ID card, household registration booklet, work certificate, etc.;

After the documents are ready, call the consulate to make an appointment, submit the documents, the processing time is about 5 working days, and then wait for the visa to arrive.

Currently, tourists in Chinese mainland can apply for Peruvian tourist visas in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

The address and contact details are as follows:

Embassy of Peru in Beijing

Address: 9th floor, Unit 1, Sanlitun Diplomatic Office Building, Sanlitun Gongti North Road, Beijing

Tel: [phone]/ 2913 ext. 27

Telephone consultation: Monday to Friday 15:00-17:00

Consulate General of Peru in Shanghai

Consular districts: Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian

Address: Room 2705, 27th Floor, Kerry Centre, 1515 West Nanjing Road, Shanghai

Phone: [phone]

E-mail:[email protected]

Consulate General of Peru in Guangzhou

Consular districts: Guangdong, Guangxi, Guizhou, Hainan, Yunnan, Hunan

Address: Room 3201, Guangzhou International Finance Center, No. 5 Zhujiang West Road, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District, Guangzhou

Tel: [phone]

Hope for the above information

It will help you get into Peru more easily

A country of infinite beauty

Peru visas are divided into three categories:

1. Business visa.

2. Tourist visa.

3. Settlement visa.

Business visa

It is applicable to persons who have signed or been authorized to enter into commercial contracts and engage in commercial trade.

• Complete the form provided by the Peruvian Consulate (DGC 005)

• A valid passport.

• Round-trip tickets (e-tickets or booking slips).

• A letter of dispatch from the Chinese company stating the purpose of the visit, the duration of the visit, and sufficient financial capacity to cover all expenses during the stay in Peru. (Dual Certification)

• Invitation letter from the Peruvian company stating the reason and duration of its invitation, as well as having sufficient financial means to support its expenses. (Certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru)

•Interview.

• Two passport-size photos.

• Pay the corresponding consular fees.

:

RMB 240.00

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If necessary, the consular officer may request additional supporting documents from the applicant. The consular officer decides whether to grant a visa on a case-by-case basis.

Subject to change in the above information, the interpretation of the Embassy or Consulate General shall prevail.

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)[phone] [phone]/2178

* [email protected]

Consular Section of the Embassy of Peru

Consular Section of the Embassy of Peru in Beijing

1-91，Sanlitun Diplomatic Compound - Chaoyang, 100600 Pekín / Beijing

1-91-91, Sanlitun Diplomatic Staff Office Building, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100600

Tourist visa

For those who want to visit Peru to learn about its culture and more. Not suitable for settlement and not for people engaged in profit-making activities.

:

1. Complete the form provided by the Peruvian Consulate (DGC 005)

2. Interview.

3. Valid passport.

4. Round-trip ticket (e-ticket or reservation slip).

5. Hotel reservations; or tour package bookings; or an invitation letter certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru.

6. Two passport-sized photographs.

7. Financial means: recent bank account statements or bank certificates.

8. Pay the corresponding consular fees.

:

RMB 240.00

:

If necessary, the consular officer may request additional supporting documents from the applicant. The consular officer decides whether to grant a visa on a case-by-case basis.

Subject to change in the above information, the interpretation of the Embassy or Consulate General shall prevail.

:

:

)[phone] [phone]/2178

* [email protected]

Consular Section of the Embassy of Peru

Consular Section of the Embassy of Peru in Beijing

1-91，Sanlitun Diplomatic Compound - Chaoyang, 100600 Pekín / Beijing

1-91-91, Sanlitun Diplomatic Staff Office Building, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100600

• Immigration • Investment Immigration • Non-Work Immigration • Family Visit/Family Reunification • Work • Study

The Consular Section of the Embassy is not authorized to directly approve the above-mentioned types of settlement visas, which require a return visa from the Directorate of Migration and Naturalization of the Ministry of the Interior of Peru. You can come to the Embassy to apply for a residence visa with the original visa approval issued by the Directorate of Migration and Naturalization of the Ministry of the Interior of Peru and the following documents.

Basic materials

1. Passport with at least two blank visa pages;

2. Visa application form (please fill in letters, two 2-inch color headless ID photos on a white background)

3. Round-trip air tickets or ticket reservations;

4. Interview

In addition to the basic materials, the following must be provided:

- Original visa approval issued by the Directorate of Migration and Naturalization of the Ministry of the Interior of Peru.

- Immigrant investor must provide a copy of the documents for which the visa was applied for at the Peruvian Immigration Service.

- The original contract signed by both parties (legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru) is required for the work visa; Original letter of dispatch from domestic units; Proof of relevant financial means.

- The student visa requires the original letter of acceptance from the school of admission or registration, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru.

- Visitor visa, notarized and certified kinship certificate. A copy of your account (original at the interview) is required

- For all of the above visas of a settled nature, the applicant must also attach copies of all the same documents submitted to the Directorate of Migration and Naturalization of the Ministry of the Interior of Peru.

- Citizens over the age of 18 must provide a notarized and certified criminal record.

- Minors need to provide a consent form from their parents or guardians to study abroad, which must be notarized and certified.

- Any other documents deemed necessary by the consular officer, original documents at the interview.