Peru visa requirements for Tunisians

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Tunisians visiting Peru

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Peruvian Visa.


  • Original Tunisia passport that is valid for at least 6 months.
  • The passport should have at least 2 empty pages.
  • A signed application form that is correctly filled is required.
  • No column of the visa form should be left blank or incomplete.
  • The application form should be filled with a black or blue pen.
  • Applications filled out with pencils will not be accepted.
  • Two recently taken passport photograph in color with white background is required.
  • The passport photographs should be taken within the last three months.
  • Black and white photos and photos printed on paper will not be accepted.
  • Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of stay.
  • Confirmed return/onward ticket is required.
  • Applicants with Israel visa stamp will be denied entry to Peru.
  • All documents should be submitted at the embassy of Peru.

Peru Visa for Tunisians

Facts about Peru


Peru is well known for its ancient history which encompasses archeology, ruins, dusty remnants, and museums. This makes visitors in Peru feel a little closer to the past after leaving the country. There are close to 5,000 archeological sites in the country and the existence of many of them still remain a mystery to the ordinary eyes. Peru is also very popular for its' biodiversity and natural resources. The country has 158 protected natural parks and  84 of the 117 life zones around the world. Parks and nature reserves around the country are home to one-third of the world’s species of birds, 3,500 species of reptiles, 4,000 types of butterflies, pink dolphins, jaguars, and other primates. Tourists also have the luxury of visiting attractive beach resorts and attending festivals during their time in the country.


The tourism industry in Peru is the third-largest industry in Peru, besides the fishing and mining industries. Peru is one of the most visited countries in South America and, as a result, tourism in Peru is growing faster than in other countries on the continent. The annual growth rate of the industry is in fact estimated to be at 25% for the past five years.


Drug-related crimes are harshly treated as drug-smugglers are made to face long prison sentences. The majority of the products made with animals or plants are made from illegal means and could involve protected or endangered species. Tourists are advised not to buy any products made with animals and plants. It is also illegal for artifacts to be exported.

 

Tourists from North America, Australia, Japan, Thailand, and the European Union can visit Peru without a visa for stays of up to 183 days. Russians are granted entry without a visa for stays of up to 90 days.

Types of Peru Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Tourist visa 5 to 10 business days 90 days
Business visa 5 to 10 business days 90 days

General Requirements for Peru Visa


  • Original Tunisia passport that is valid for at least 6 months.
  • The passport should have at least 2 empty pages.
  • A signed application form that is correctly filled is required.
  • No column of the visa form should be left blank or incomplete.
  • The application form should be filled with a black or blue pen.
  • Applications filled out with pencils will not be accepted.
  • Two recently taken passport photograph in color with white background is required.
  • The passport photographs should be taken within the last three months.
  • Black and white photos and photos printed on paper will not be accepted.
  • Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of stay.
  • Confirmed return/onward ticket is required.
  • Applicants with Israel visa stamp will be denied entry to Peru.
  • All documents should be submitted at the embassy of Peru.

Peru Visa Fees


Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Tourist visa

30.00 (USD)

Business visa

30.00 (USD)

Peru Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Tunisia


Location

Address

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There is currently no Embassy of Peru in Tunisia but applicants can apply at the Embassy of Peru in Algiers, Algeria.

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Frequently Asked Questions


What is the official language of Peru?
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.


Is the tap water in Peru safe to drink?

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.


Can I travel with my pet to Peru?

Yes, but it does require effort and forethought. In general, it's not a good idea to bring a pet to Peru unless you plan on staying here for a long time. It can be a hassle to travel with pets and some hotels may not allow animals in rooms.


What vaccination do I need for my Peruvian visa?

Peru does not require any immunizations for entry, although it does recommend vaccination against Yellow Fever. It is also advisable to have cover against Typhoid, Tetanus and Hepatitis A. For longer trips and trekking in regional areas consider hepatitis B and rabies shots.


What is the dominating religion in Peru?

The predominant religion is Roman Catholic, but there is a scattering of other Christian faiths. Indigenous Peruvians, however, have blended Catholicism and their traditional beliefs.


Can I extend my Peruvian visa?

Yes. If you want to stay longer than that you have to do an Interpol clearance and then can extend up to the max. 183 days in person at any Migraciones office. If you got 120 days when you entered Peru, you can only extend your tourist visa for 63 days as then you stay the maximum allowed 183 days within a 365 days period.


What is the most visited place in Peru?

The city of Machu Picchu, is the most popular tourist attraction in Peru and one of the new seven wonders of the modern world. It is the most visited destination in Peru, with its complex constructions since the Inca time and culture. Machu Picchu was the ceremonial center of the Incas.