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Pakistan → Peru: do you need a visa?

SHORT-VISIT ENTRY SUMMARY

Visa required

Peru requires a visa for Pakistan citizens before travel.

Dataset: February 2026. Confirm current rules with official authorities before traveling. Work, study, and longer stays may require a separate visa.

Which visa are you getting?

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    Tourist Visa

    Consular tourist visa for travelers whose passports require a visa to visit Peru.
    Who fits: Non-exempt visitors traveling for recreation or similar purposes. Actual authorized stay is assigned by the migration authority at entry.
    Gov fees: Consular tariff: S/C 30.00, about US$30.00 and collectible in local currency. — Payment allows the application to be filed; it is nonrefundable and does not guarantee approval. Confirm amount and payment method with the issuing office.

    Documents

    • Valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity from entry and pages available for the visa stamp
    • Consular e-SAMI visa account and completed online visa request
    • Round-trip flight reservation, ticket, or itinerary
    • Hotel reservation, travel package, or an invitation/letter accepted by the local consulate
    • Proof of financial solvency proportionate to the trip, such as recent bank statements
    • Proof of citizenship or lawful residence in the country where you apply, if required by that office
    • Prior Peru tourist visa, if any
    • In-person interview and any additional documents requested during assessment

    FAQ

    Who does not need this visa?
    Travelers whose nationality is visa-exempt in the Foreign Ministry’s ordinary-passport list. Even an exempt business visitor needs a business visa to sign a contract in Peru.

    Can I extend a tourist stay?
    The generic tourist page describes up to 183 days without extension while also advising extension requests be filed before expiry. Treat the condition attached to your visa/admission as controlling and confirm it with the consulate or Migraciones.

    Can I work remotely from Peru on this visa?
    Peru’s official visa/quality lists used here do not include a remote-worker or digital-nomad category. Do not use a tourist visa for Peru-based paid work.

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