Entry requirements
Peru entry requirements for Canadians
Do Canadians need a visa for Peru?
No visa for tourist stays (commonly up to 90 days).
Passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival. Always confirm on the official source before you travel.
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Passport
Visa / entry
No visa for tourist stays (commonly up to 90 days).
Vaccinations & health
Good to know
Official sources & where to apply
Your travel checklist
0/6- Passport: Passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival.
- Entry: No visa for tourist stays (commonly up to 90 days).
- Vaccinations: Routine vaccines up to date; Hepatitis A recommended; Yellow Fever advised for Amazon regions.Open link
- Travel insurance arranged (medical + cancellation).
- Travel eSIM so you land connected (no roaming).Get an eSIM
- Check the official Government of Canada advisory before you go.Open link
Travel requirements change often. This is a helpful summary, not a guarantee — always confirm on the official source before you travel, and Lisa can help you arrange everything.
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FAQ
Peru travel requirements — FAQ
No visa for tourist stays (commonly up to 90 days).
Passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival. No visa for tourist stays (commonly up to 90 days). Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Routine vaccines up to date; Hepatitis A recommended; Yellow Fever advised for Amazon regions.
Passport valid at least 6 months beyond arrival.
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Plan your trip to Peru
Lisa arranges visas, documents, insurance, flights and hotels — and stays reachable before, during and after your trip.