How to Get a Resident Working Visa for Peru

Peru Resident Working Visa

Peru Resident Working Visa

If you are going to Peru for religious reasons, you might need to get a Peru Resident Working Visa. In order to get this type of visa, you need to get in touch with the Peruvian General Directorate of Immigration and Naturalization.

After the guys above have issued the visa and sent the authorization to the consulate of your choice (be sure to inform the Directorate of Immigration where you would like to get your visa), you then need to give a set of documents (the usual stuff you need for most visas, including passport, photo, etc.) to finish the process of obtaining the visa (as described in the steps below).

Go to my Peru visa page for information on other types of visas for Peru.

I’ll break everything down for you below about how to go about getting the Peru Resident Working Visa.

1
Find your closest consulate
  • If you’re inside the U.S., click here to find your embassy or consulate based on the State you live in.
  • If you’re outside of the U.S.: Click here.
2
Gather documentation

The list of required documents will vary depending on where you are going to apply. I recommend checking the website of the Consulate or Embassy you found in Step 1 above.

3
Visa fee

Contact the Embassy or Consulate you found in Step 1 to find out the latest visa fee and method of payment.

4
Submit materials
  • Submit your required materials from Step 2 and visa fee from Step 3 to the Embassy or Consulate you found in Step 1.
  • Submission instructions will vary from consulate to consulate.
5
Receive your visa

Congratulations!  The Embassy or Consulate of Peru will give to you your brand new Peruvian visa.

6
Vaccination information

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