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Peru Visa for Indians

Up to 180 days · Cost: Free (need US/Schengen visa) · Processing: On arrival

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Indian passport holders can enter Peru visa-free for up to 180 days if they hold a valid visa from the US, Schengen area, UK, Canada, or Australia. This conditional entry simplifies travel, allowing you to easily explore the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. Plan your trip to discover Peru's rich history and diverse landscapes.

🕓 Last updated July 2026 🛂 Verified against official embassy sources 🇮🇳 Built in Guntur, India · CIN U79120AP2026PTC127726
Visa Type
Visa Free (conditional)
Max Stay
180 days
Cost
Free (need US/Schengen visa)
Processing
On arrival
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Passport validity: Your Indian passport must be valid for at least 6 months. Ensure you have at least 2 blank pages for visa stamps.

How to Apply

  1. Check eligibility. Confirm your passport meets validity requirements and that you hold a valid qualifying visa (US/UK/Schengen).
  2. Book your flights. Search and book flights to Peru on FareEagle.
  3. Prepare documents. Carry return ticket, hotel booking, and proof of sufficient funds.
  4. Arrive and enter. Present your passport at immigration. You'll receive entry permission on arrival — no advance application needed.

📋 Documents Required

💰 Cost Breakdown

Fee TypeAmount
Visa feeFree (need US/Schengen visa)
Passport photos (4 nos.)~₹100-₹200
Travel insurance (recommended)~₹500-₹2,000
Estimated total Free (documents only)

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Frequently Asked Questions

General
Do Indian citizens need a visa for Peru?
Indian citizens can enjoy visa-free entry to Peru for up to 180 days if they hold a valid tourist or business visa from the US, Schengen area, UK, Canada, or Australia. Otherwise, a traditional visa is required, which needs to be applied for in advance.
What is the maximum stay for Indians in Peru under the conditional visa-free entry?
Eligible Indian passport holders can stay in Peru for a maximum of 180 days within a 365-day period under the conditional visa-free entry scheme. This period starts from your first entry into Peru.
Eligibility
What are the eligibility requirements for an Indian to get conditional visa-free entry to Peru?
You need a valid Indian passport with at least six months validity beyond your intended stay, along with a valid tourist or business visa from the United States, any Schengen country, the United Kingdom, Canada, or Australia. The qualifying visa must be valid at the time of your entry.
Does the US/Schengen visa need to be valid for the entire duration of my stay in Peru?
Your qualifying US, Schengen, UK, Canada, or Australia visa must be valid at the time of your entry into Peru. While it does not need to cover your entire intended stay in Peru, it must be active when you arrive.
Documents
What documents do Indian applicants need for conditional visa-free entry to Peru?
You will need your valid Indian passport (with at least 6 months validity from your entry date), the valid US/Schengen/UK/Canada/Australia visa, and a confirmed return or onward flight ticket out of Peru. It's also wise to carry your accommodation bookings.
Are there any other documents required upon arrival in Peru?
Immigration officials may also ask for proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Peru. While not always checked, having bank statements or credit card proof can be helpful.
Cost
How much does a Peru visa cost for Indians?
For eligible Indian passport holders with a valid US, Schengen, UK, Canada, or Australia visa, entry to Peru is visa-free. This means there is no visa application fee to pay at the embassy or on arrival.
Are there any associated costs for the conditional visa-free entry?
While there is no visa fee, you are responsible for all your travel expenses, including flight tickets, accommodation, local transport, and travel insurance for your trip to Peru. There are no additional government charges for this entry type.
Processing
How long does Peru visa processing take for Indians?
Since eligible Indian travellers receive visa-free entry on arrival, there is no prior visa processing time. Your entry decision is made by immigration officials at the port of entry based on your documents.
When should I plan my travel given the visa situation for Peru?
As entry is on arrival for eligible travellers, focus on ensuring your passport and qualifying visa are valid and meet the requirements. It's advisable to book your flights and accommodation well in advance for better rates, especially during peak seasons.
What if I do not hold a valid US/Schengen/UK/Canada/Australia visa?
If you do not possess one of the specified valid visas, you will need to apply for a traditional tourist visa at the Embassy of Peru in New Delhi or the Consulate General of Peru. This process will involve submitting documents and paying a fee.

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Disclaimer: Visa rules change frequently. This page was last updated July 2026 and is for general guidance only. Always confirm current requirements with the official embassy or consulate of Peru before applying. FareEagle does not process visa applications and is not responsible for visa outcomes.
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