Tourist Visa & Visit Visa - Peru

A Tourist Visa and a Visit Visa for Peru allow foreign nationals to enter the country for leisure travel or short-term personal visits. The Tourist Visa is ideal for those looking to experience Peru’s iconic sites like Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and the Amazon rainforest. A Visit Visa, on the other hand, is suitable for travelers visiting family or friends, or making short informal business visits. Both visa types generally allow a stay of up to 90 days, depending on the applicant’s nationality and embassy guidelines. Processing times typically range from 8 to 12 working days, so it’s best to apply well in advance of your planned travel date.

Documents Required for Peru Visa for Indian Citizens

Mandatory Documents

1. Passport

Original passport with minimum 6 months validity from the intended date of arrival in Peru.
Must include at least two blank pages.
Photocopies of the front and back pages of the passport are also required.

2. Duly Filled Visa Application Forms (DGC 005)

Two handwritten or typed forms in block letters.
Must include a valid email ID and phone number registered in the applicant’s name.
If the applicant is a minor, the parent/guardian’s phone number may be used.

3. Photographs

Three recent passport-sized colored photographs (4.3 cm x 3.5 cm).
White background with 70–80% face coverage.

4. Aadhar Card Copy

Submit a clear photocopy of the applicant’s Aadhar card as ID proof.

5. Cover Letter

Signed by the applicant.
Should clearly mention purpose of visit, duration of stay, and travel plans.

6. Employment-related Documents

If employed: A No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the employer.
Should include employment start date, leave approval, and trip duration.

7. Travel Itinerary

Round-trip flight bookings to and from Peru.
Detailed day-by-day plan of activities while in Peru.

8. Accommodation Proof

Hotel reservations for the entire stay.

9. Financial Documents

Latest 3–6 months’ bank statements, fixed deposits (if any).
Income Tax Return (ITR) or Form 16 for the past year (if applicable).
These are mandatory even if your trip is sponsored.

In Case of Sponsored Trips

If your trip is being sponsored by someone (either from Peru or India), include:

Guarantee Letter from the sponsor
- Must state the responsibility of expenses and repatriation, if required.
Sponsor’s ID Proof
- Peruvian DNI / Passport / Aadhar Card / other valid ID.
Sponsor’s Financial Documents
- Recent bank statements or proof of fixed deposits.

For Citizens of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka (if applying from India)

A Police Clearance Certificate is mandatory in addition to the above documents.

Peru Visa Processing Services at Sanctum

We provide sample Peru visa application forms and offer end-to-end guidance in filling them accurately, reducing the chances of rejection due to incomplete or incorrect entries.
Our experienced visa consultants handle the Peru Tourist Visa process with precision and efficiency. We assist with cover letters, sponsor letters, and day-wise itineraries, ensuring all required formats are professionally drafted with minimal effort from your side.
We also provide flight reservations and hotel bookings required for the visa application at an additional cost. Before submission, we conduct a thorough pre-verification of all documents, making sure everything is in line with the Peruvian Embassy’s standards.
Once verified, your application and passport are securely couriered to the Peru Embassy via Blue Dart Critical Courier, ensuring fast and safe delivery of your valuable documents.
With Sanctum Consulting, getting a Peru Tourist Visa is a smooth, transparent, and stress-free experience – trusted by over 10,000 travelers.

Peru Visa Processing Time

At Sanctum Consulting, most Peru Tourist Visa applications are processed within 11 to 13 working days once we receive the complete set of documents at our office.

For the Peru visa application form and all supporting document formats, please WhatsApp your query to 9030040088. Our team will guide you through every step.

Peru Visa FAQ , Places to Visit and Things to do

Peru Visa-Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do Indian citizens need a visa to visit Singapore? Yes, Indian passport holders need a valid tourist or visit visa to enter Singapore. 2. What is the processing time for a Singapore tourist visa? Visa processing usually takes 4 to 7 working days, excluding the day of submission and public holidays. 3. How long is a Singapore tourist visa valid? Typically, the visa is valid for up to 30 days per visit and may be issued for multiple entries within a validity of 2 years. 4. What are the documents required for a Singapore tourist visa? Key documents include your passport, photos, application form, bank statements, ITR, flight & hotel bookings, and more. 5. Can I extend my stay in Singapore on a tourist visa? Yes, in some cases, extensions are possible by applying to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore. 6. Do I need to submit original documents? No, most documents can be submitted as scanned copies, except your passport which will be sent for stamping. 7. Can Sanctum Consulting assist with the full process? Yes, we provide application form assistance, document verification, cover letters, flight & hotel booking support, and secure courier services. 8. Is travel insurance mandatory for Singapore? It is not mandatory, but highly recommended for medical and travel emergencies. 9. What if my visa gets rejected? We help you analyze the reasons for rejection and assist with reapplication or appeal options. 10. What is the fee for a Singapore tourist visa? Visa fees vary, but typically cost INR 2,000 to 3,000, excluding service and courier charges.

Places to Visit and Things to do at Peru

Top Places to Visit in Singapore 1. Marina Bay Sands & SkyPark – An iconic rooftop view and infinity pool overlooking the city. 2. Gardens by the Bay – A futuristic nature park with the famous Supertree Grove and Cloud Forest. 3. Sentosa Island – A hub of entertainment, beaches, Universal Studios, and SEA Aquarium. 4. Merlion Park – Home to Singapore’s half-lion, half-fish national symbol. 5. Chinatown & Little India – Cultural neighborhoods full of markets, temples, and food. Top Things to Do in Singapore 1. Shop on Orchard Road – A luxury shopping paradise. 2. Take a Night Safari – Experience wildlife up-close after dark at the world’s first nocturnal zoo. 3. Dine at Clarke Quay – Riverside dining, bars, and nightlife hotspots. 4. Cruise on the Singapore River – Scenic boat rides past historical landmarks. 5. Try Singaporean Cuisine – Don’t miss chili crab, laksa, Hainanese chicken rice, and satay.