Question 1

If you're under 18 and apply at the Peruvian consulate in Caracas: a copy of your birth certificate sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

The Consulate General of Peru in Caracas lists, among the documents for the tourist visa, a copy of the Venezuelan ID card and, for minors, a copy of the birth certificate. The page was last changed on 1 September 2026. Other Peruvian consulates ask for different things, so check with the one you will use.

Question 2

Passport valid at least 6 months from your entry date sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Migraciones is blunt about this one: a passport valid for at least six months is mandatory, and if yours doesn't meet it you will not be able to enter the country. The consulates repeat it on their visa lists.

Question 3

Photograph, in your consulate's format sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Every consulate asks for one, but the format differs, for example a 16 KB digital photo for London, and a 2 × 2 inch colour photo on a white background for Washington DC. Follow your own consulate's specification exactly; London states that no other size will be accepted.

Question 4

Proof you live legally where you're applying sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

If you're applying outside your own country, consulates want proof of your status there, a Green Card or a non-tourist US visa in Washington, a Spanish residence card (TIE) in Madrid, and some ask for proof of address inside their jurisdiction.

Question 5

Tourist visa application, filed with the Peruvian consulate for where you live sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Check one exception first: under D.S. N° 061-2016-RE, nationals of China, India and Venezuela who hold permanent residence in Colombia, Chile or Mexico may enter Peru as tourists without a visa. Otherwise, apply to the Peruvian consular office for the country where you are, at least 15 calendar days before you travel. Consulates are moving applications online through the e-SAMI platform (Sistema de Administración Migratoria Integral): you register an account, complete the form, attach your documents including proof of the fee, and receive the decision by email. Each consulate publishes its own document list, so use your own consulate's, the items below are the ones common to all of them. The visa allows a stay of up to 183 calendar days, not extendable, in one visit or several within 12 months of issue, but the immigration officer who stamps your passport sets the length you actually get.

Question 6

Bank statements proving you can fund the trip sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Usually the last three months of statements. Some consulates set a floor: London, for example, wants statements showing at least £1,000 plus a mini-statement from a cash machine printed on the day you apply. Check whether your consulate names a figure.

Question 7

Hotel or tour-package booking: or a legalised invitation letter sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

A hotel reservation or a tourist package covering your stay. Some consulates accept an invitation letter instead, but it must be legalised by Peru's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Madrid also asks for the signature to be notarised), an ordinary letter from a friend won't do.

Question 8

Letter from your employer or place of study sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Most consulates ask for it: a letter confirming your job or your studies, including your full name and passport number. Madrid accepts an employment history or current work certificate.

Question 9

Return ticket or reservation sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

A booking confirmation or ticket for the round trip to and from Peru.

Question 10

If you travel alone and apply at the Peruvian consulate in Santiago: a notarized authorization from the responsible adult and an apostilled birth certificate sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

The Consulate General of Peru in Santiago says that a minor who travels alone needs a notarized authorization from the responsible third party and an apostilled birth certificate. The page was last changed on 2 October 2026. Other Peruvian consulates may ask for different things, so check with the one you will use.

Question 11

If you travel with one parent and apply at the Peruvian consulate in Santiago: a notarized authorization from the other parent sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

The Consulate General of Peru in Santiago says that a minor who travels with one of their parents needs a notarized authorization from the parent who does not travel with them. If a foreign authority issued the authorization, it needs an apostille to be valid. The page was last changed on 2 October 2026. Other Peruvian consulates may ask for different things, so check with the one you will use.

Question 12

If you're under 18 and apply at the Peruvian embassy in Havana: your birth certificate, your parents' documents and a school permit sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru says that, for the tourist visa at the Consular Section of the Embassy of Peru in Cuba, minors need their original birth certificate, a copy of their parents' documents and a permit from their school if they travel during the school term. The page was last changed on 28 August 2026. Other Peruvian consulates ask for different things, so check with the one you will use.

Question 13

Police certificate / criminal record check sunmam gerekiyor mu?

Accepted Answer

Every consulate read for this checklist asks for one, issued by the police authority where you live, for example the city police department in the United States, or the national police form in the United Kingdom.

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