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Perù
Proof of funds
- Prima
- No official source states a proof-of-funds requirement
- Dopo
- No official source we could read states a proof-of-funds requirement or amount for Peru. Canada's travel advice says officials may ask for proof that you have a place to stay and sufficient funds for the duration of your stay.
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Perù
Onward ticket
- Prima
- No official source states an onward or return ticket requirement for entry to Peru. Canada's travel advice says officials may ask to see a return or onward ticket, so carry a booking that leaves Peru within your permitted stay.
- Dopo
- No official source we could read states an onward or return ticket requirement for entry to Peru. Canada's travel advice says customs officials may ask to see a return or onward ticket.
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Perù
Passport validity
- Prima
- Peru expects your passport to be valid for at least 6 months on the date of entry — airlines routinely enforce this before boarding.
- Dopo
- Migraciones says a passport valid for at least six months is mandatory, and that without it you cannot enter Peru.
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Perù
Tourist visa fee notes
- Prima
- ; plan on no extension.
- Dopo
- Peru's Consular Fee Schedule sets a fixed S/C 30 for a tourist visa (tariff 67a; one consular sol equals USD 1). The payment is not refunded if the visa is refused. The Foreign Ministry's tourist-visa page (gob.pe/36240) says the 183-day stay comes "sin posibilidad de prórroga" (no extension), though a later line mentions applying to Migraciones for one.
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Perù
Notes for VE passport
- Prima
- Peru has required Venezuelan citizens to obtain a visa before travel since 2019. Apply at a Peruvian consulate; humanitarian-visa routes have applied at times.
- Dopo
- Peru's visa-exemption table lists Venezuelan ordinary passports as exempt only conditionally: under Supreme Decree 061-2016-RE, nationals of visa-requiring countries who hold permanent residence in Colombia, Chile or Mexico can enter as tourists without a visa. Others need a visa from a Peruvian consulate.
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Perù
Notes for ZA passport
- Prima
- Exemption lists change periodically, so confirm before booking.
- Dopo
- South African citizens can enter Peru visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days within 365 days of first entry.
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Perù
Notes for PH passport
- Prima
- Airlines occasionally misapply this rule, so carry a printout of the exemption from the Peruvian consulate if possible.
- Dopo
- Philippine passport holders can enter Peru visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days within 365 days of first entry.
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Perù
Notes for IN passport
- Prima
- Confirm current rules with a Peruvian consulate before booking.
- Dopo
- Consular tourist visa normally required — BUT Indian citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence there) can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
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Perù
FAQ: Do Chinese or Indian citizens need a visa for Peru?
- Prima
- for tourism or business, for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable. Confirm current rules with a Peruvian consulate before booking.
- Dopo
- Normally yes — a consular tourist visa. However, Chinese and Indian citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence in those places) can enter Peru without a Peruvian visa for tourism or business, for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
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Perù
Notes for CN passport
- Prima
- Peru has also announced moves toward a broader visa exemption for Chinese tourists. Confirm the current rules with a Peruvian consulate before booking.
- Dopo
- Consular tourist visa normally required — BUT Chinese citizens holding a US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa valid for at least six months (or permanent residence there) can enter Peru visa-free for tourism or business for up to 180 days within 365 days of first entry, not extendable.
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Perù
Notes for US passport
- Prima
- Entry is recorded digitally (no paper Andean Migration Card); the extension can be requested via Migraciones' online Agencia Digital.
- Dopo
- Visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days within 365 days of first entry.
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Perù
Summary
- Prima
- records arrivals digitally with no paper entry form,
- Dopo
- Peru grants visa-free entry to citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, Japan and most of the Americas — 90 days, extendable once by 90 days within a year, for most of them, and 90 days in any 180 for EU and Schengen-area passports — records arrivals by air digitally, and lets Chinese and Indian citizens who hold a valid US, UK, Canadian, Australian or Schengen visa enter without a Peruvian visa.
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Paraguay
Passport row notes
- Prima
- Visa required. Apply at a Paraguayan embassy or consulate. If a person or company in Paraguay invites you, the host can instead file for a visa de arribo at … | Visa-free for tourism up to 90 days; the Dirección General de Migraciones can grant one extension before the stay expires. | Visa-free under Mercosur/associate arrangements — nationals can enter with just their national ID card (no passport needed) and stay up to 90 days; an extens… | On the Ministry of Foreign Affairs list of nationalities that do not need a visa to enter Paraguay. The list does not say how long you may stay, so confirm t… | Visa required, but it can be obtained on arrival: Paraguay's Consulate General in New York states that Omani nationals are granted a visa on arrival (visa en… | Visa required, but it can be obtained on arrival: Paraguay's Consulate General in New York states that Qatari nationals are granted a visa on arrival (visa e… | Paraguay is one of the few states with full diplomatic relations with Taiwan, and Taiwanese passport holders enter visa-free for up to 90 days. | A visa is required and consular arrangements between Paraguay and Venezuela have been disrupted since diplomatic relations were broken off. Allow extra time …
- Dopo
- Visa required: apply through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' online visa application, then attend an interview at a Paraguayan embassy or consulate. | Visa-free for tourism up to 90 days; the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones can grant one extension before the stay expires. | Visa-free under Mercosur/associate arrangements — nationals can enter with just their national ID card (no passport needed) and stay up to 90 days; an extens… | On the Ministry of Foreign Affairs list of nationalities that do not need a visa to enter Paraguay. The list does not say how long you may stay. | Visa required, but it can be obtained on arrival: Paraguay's Consulate General in New York states that Omani nationals are granted a visa on arrival (visa en… | Visa required, but it can be obtained on arrival: Paraguay's Consulate General in New York states that Qatari nationals are granted a visa on arrival (visa e… | Visa-free for up to 90 days: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists Taiwan among the nationalities that do not need a visa. | Not on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs list of nationalities exempt from a visa, so a visa is required. Apply through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' online…
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Paraguay
Safety text ("generally calm" not on an official page; now attributed to the UK regional-risks page)
- Prima
- Asunción and the tourist circuit are generally calm, with opportunistic theft the main risk. Take more care in Ciudad del Este and around the tri-border area, and take particular care in the departments bordering Brazil, including Concepción, San Pedro and Amambay, where an armed insurgent group and organized crime operate.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says violent crime is increasing along the border with Brazil, where transnational criminal organisations operate from Pedro Juan Caballero south to Ciudad del Este and the Tri-Border Area, and advises particular care in the departments that border Brazil, including Amambay, Concepción, Alto Paraná, San Pedro and Canindeyú. It says a small guerrilla group, the EPP, operate…
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Paraguay
Currency limits (land-border enforcement claim not on the cited page)
- Prima
- Cash or monetary instruments such as traveller's cheques worth USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared on entry and exit through the online eDAV traveller declaration; show its QR code to customs and use the red channel. The checks are taken seriously on the Ciudad del Este and Encarnación land borders.
- Dopo
- Cash or monetary instruments such as traveller's cheques worth USD 10,000 or more (or the equivalent) must be declared on entry and exit through the online eDAV traveller declaration; show its QR code to customs and use the red channel.
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Paraguay
Passport validity ("no six-month rule" was an inference)
- Prima
- Your passport must be valid when you enter Paraguay; there is no six-month rule, but if it expires soon the officer limits your stay to its expiry date. Nationals of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador may travel on a valid national identity document instead.
- Dopo
- Your passport must be valid when you enter Paraguay; if it expires soon, the immigration officer sets your permitted stay by its expiry date. Nationals of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador may travel on a valid national identity document instead.
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Paraguay
Extension fee notes ("rises with the minimum wage" not stated on the sheet)
- Prima
- Five daily minimum wages (jornales) at the July 2025 rate; the amount rises with the minimum wage. Apply at the directorate's central or documentation office before your permitted stay ends.
- Dopo
- Fee stated in the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones' July 2025 requirements sheet. Apply at the directorate's central or documentation office before your permitted stay ends.
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Paraguay
Business visa fee notes (scope claims not on the cited page)
- Prima
- Multiple-entry non-resident visa, the category that covers business and technical visits; a single-entry visa costs USD 65. Covers meetings, trade fairs and negotiations, not paid work in Paraguay.
- Dopo
- Multiple-entry non-resident visa; a single-entry visa costs USD 65.
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Paraguay
Tip: Spanish phrases (no official source)
- Prima
- A translation app and a few Spanish phrases go a long way.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Paraguay
Tip: border stamps (attribution carried through)
- Prima
- Make sure an immigration official stamps, dates and signs your passport when you arrive: the UK Foreign Office says that without an entry stamp you will be fined when you leave. This matters most at land borders, typically Ciudad del Este–Foz do Iguaçu, where long-distance bus drivers sometimes wrongly tell foreigners they can complete formalities in Asunción.
- Dopo
- The UK Foreign Office says to make sure an immigration official stamps, dates and signs your passport when you arrive, that without an entry stamp you will be fined when you leave, and that this matters most at land borders, typically Ciudad del Este–Foz do Iguaçu, where long-distance bus drivers sometimes wrongly tell foreigners they can complete formalities in Asunción.
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Paraguay
Tip: no daylight saving (no official source read)
- Prima
- Paraguay stays on UTC−3 all year with no seasonal clock change. Double-check older guidebooks and booking sites that still assume one.
- Dopo
- (removed)
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Paraguay
FAQ: yellow fever (interior-vaccination advice not on the official page)
- Prima
- Only if you are 1 to 59 years old and arriving from one of the risk zones listed by Paraguay's health ministry: parts of Bolivia (Santa Cruz), Brazil (Amazonas, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul, Roraima), Colombia, Guyana and Peru. Arrivals from the rest of those countries do not need a certificate. Paraguay has risk areas of its own, so vaccination is recommended if you are heading t…
- Dopo
- Only if you are 1 to 59 years old and arriving from one of the risk zones listed by Paraguay's health ministry: parts of Bolivia (Santa Cruz), Brazil (Amazonas, Minas Gerais, São Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul, Roraima), Colombia, Guyana and Peru. Arrivals from the rest of those countries do not need a certificate.
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Paraguay
FAQ: staying longer than 90 days (wrong agency name; residence advice removed)
- Prima
- You can ask the Dirección General de Migraciones for a prórroga (extension) before your 90 days expire; the UK Foreign Office says to check with the immigration department if you want to stay another 90 days. For longer stays, ask a Paraguayan consulate about residence before you go.
- Dopo
- Yes, once. The Dirección Nacional de Migraciones admits visitors for up to 90 days and can extend the stay once, for no longer than the period first granted; apply at its central or documentation office before your permitted stay ends. The fee is Gs. 557,510.
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Paraguay
FAQ: eVisa / visa de arribo (host-filed procedure and 30-day processing not on a page we read)
- Prima
- No. Paraguay issues no electronic visa: travellers who need a visa apply at a Paraguayan embassy or consulate. The usual alternative is the visa de arribo, and the traveller does not apply for it — a person or company in Paraguay does, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Dirección de Pasaportes y Servicios Consulares in Asunción, with an invitation letter, their own identity and financial docum…
- Dopo
- No electronic visa is issued. Paraguay's Consulate General in New York says visa applications are made through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' online form (mre.gov.py/visasenlinea), followed by an interview at the consulate. It also says Qatari and Omani nationals are granted a visa on arrival at Silvio Pettirossi airport on showing a valid passport.
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Paraguay
FAQ: national ID (airline advice removed)
- Prima
- Yes, if you are a national of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador or Peru. Mercosur and associate-member citizens can cross with a valid national identity document and stay 90 days. Airlines flying in from outside the bloc may still ask for a passport, so carry one if you are connecting internationally.
- Dopo
- Yes, if you are a national of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador or Peru. The Dirección Nacional de Migraciones accepts a valid national identity document from Mercosur and associate-member citizens travelling within the bloc.