How to get a Peru visa from Tunisia

• Passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended length of stay in Peru.
• Application form should be correctly filled, signed and stamped.
• Bank statement showing proof of enough funds throughout the stay in Peru.
• Letter of invitation from the host in Peru introducing the applicant and the purpose of travel to Peru.
• The letter must also state the place of stay, duration of stay, and information of host in Peru.
• The host is required to provide a copy of Peru passport or ID card.
• The letter of invitation, as well as the Peru passport and ID card, must be notarized by a Government officer in Peru.
• The applicant must provide an invitation letter from a tour operator in Peru if the applicant’s purpose of the visit is trekking or mountaineering.
• The tour operator’s registration letter must be approved by the Ministry of Tourism in Peru.
• Computer-generated flight itinerary or copy of flight tickets is required.

• Business visa is granted to visitors who want to visit Peru for business purposes.
• Copy of original Tunisia passport and validity must be over 6 months.
• Proof of income while in Peru is required.
• Duly signed an application form that is correctly filled.
• 2 identical passport photograph with a white background and must be taken within the last three months.
• Letter of invitation from sponsor in Peru explaining the relationship to the applicant and purpose of the visit is required.
• The letter must also include the details of the kind of business to be conducted in Peru.
• The letter must also include the duration of stay, place of stay, and contact information of Host Company.
• The letter of employment from home company showing proof that the applicant is an employee of the company and in good standing is required.
• The letter must also indicate that leave has been granted and should also include dates revealing the beginning and end of leave.
• Non-Government Organization should submit proof of registration in Mauritius and registration with the Government of Peru.
• NGOs are also required to provide documents that include the name of the project in Peru and proof of financial responsibility.

Spanish is the official and most widely spoken language in Peru. Quechua is the most widely spoken native language of Peru and Quechua and Aymara are two of the most spoken indigenous Peruvian languages.

Tap water in Peru is not safe to drink. Boiling water vigorously for one minute is the most effective means of water purification. You can also disinfect water with iodine or water-purification pills or use a water filter or Steripen.