Peru
Visa Policy for Indian Citizens (2025)
- Indian citizens may not always need a tourist visa, if they hold a valid visa from certain countries (e.g., USA, Schengen, UK, Australia) — this depends on the Peru consulate. Dook International
- If not eligible for visa-free or visa-exemption, you need to apply for a Peruvian tourist visa via the Peruvian consulate (e.g., in New Delhi). Dook International
- Tourist visa validity (if granted): ~ 183 days (per some consulate guidelines). Dook International
- Maximum stay (for visa-exempt or visa-on-arrival cases) may be around 180 calendar days, but depends on consular discretion. Dook International
Documents Required (If Applying for Visa)
- Passport: Valid for at least 6 months. Dook International
- Completed visa application form (Peru’s specific visa application). Dook International
- Two passport-size photos. Dook International
- Proof of identity (e.g., Aadhar card for Indian applicants). Dook International
- Bank statements (last few months) to show financial stability. Dook International
- Proof of accommodation (hotel bookings) or invitation.
- Return / onward ticket / travel itinerary.
Processing & Fees
- The visa is processed via the Peruvian Embassy in New Delhi (or relevant consulate). Dook International
- Fee (as per the embassy): ~ INR 3,000 for tourist visa (subject to change, check current updates). Dook International
Notes / Risks
- Since the visa-exemption (or reduced visa) rules depend on having a valid third-country visa, make sure your third-country visa (e.g., US / Schengen) is valid during your Peru travel.
- Make sure your travel insurance (if required) covers the duration of stay.
- Apply well in advance: visa processing can take time and consulates may ask for additional documents.