Consular Fee PaymentPayment of the consular fee is required before the visa application can be submitted and processed by the Consulate.The consular fee is US$30.00 and may be paid via Zelle to:Zelle: 214-809-0101Amount: US$30.00Applicants should retain proof of payment, as it may be required during the visa application process.Applying for a Peruvian VisaIndividuals interested in applying for a visa to enter Peru are hereby informed that all visa applications must be submitted through the Integrated Migration Management System (e-SAMI).To begin the process, applicants must access the following link, create a user account, and complete the corresponding application form:Visa Application:Sistema de Administración Migratoria Integral - e-SAMIOnce the application has been registered, applicants must follow the system's instructions and submit to the Consulate the documentation required for the specific type of visa requested.Electronic visas issued through the e-SAMI system can be viewed and verified at the following link:Electronic Visa Verification:Sistema de Administración Migratoria Integral - e-SAMIApplicants are advised to carefully review all information provided before submitting their application and to retain the confirmation receipt or application reference number generated by the system for tracking and follow-up purposes.

Consular Fee PaymentPayment of the consular fee is required before the visa application can be submitted and processed by the Consulate.The consular fee is US$30.00 and may be paid via Zelle to:Zelle: 214-809-0101Amount: US$30.00Applicants should retain proof of payment, as it may be required during the visa application process.Applying for a Peruvian VisaIndividuals interested in applying for a visa to enter Peru are hereby informed that all visa applications must be submitted through the Integrated Migration Management System (e-SAMI).To begin the process, applicants must access the following link, create a user account, and complete the corresponding application form:Visa Application:Sistema de Administración Migratoria Integral - e-SAMIOnce the application has been registered, applicants must follow the system's instructions and submit to the Consulate the documentation required for the specific type of visa requested.Electronic visas issued through the e-SAMI system can be viewed and verified at the following link:Electronic Visa Verification:Sistema de Administración Migratoria Integral - e-SAMIApplicants are advised to carefully review all information provided before submitting their application and to retain the confirmation receipt or application reference number generated by the system for tracking and follow-up purposes.

The Consulate General of Peru in Dallas provides applicants with access to the Online Visa Application System, which allows them to submit their application securely and track its status in real time.Access the system here:https://aplicaciones.rree.gob.pe/e-sami/e-sami/extranjero/s-loginImportant:Peru issues electronic visas exclusively for Official, Consular, and Diplomatic visa categories, in both temporary and resident modalities.

https://www.consulado.pe/Documents/visas/Requerimientos_de_visa_para_ciudadanos_extranjeros.pdf Citizens of China and India may be exempt from the visa requirement to enter Peru for tourism or business purposes, under specific conditions established by Supreme Decree No. 069-2016-RE (for China) and Supreme Decree No. 006-2017-RE (for India). Below are the detailed requirements:Eligibility for Visa ExemptionCitizens of China or India must meet at least one of the following conditions to benefit from the visa exemption:1. Possession of a valid visa from certain countries: Hold a valid visa with a minimum validity of six (6) months from one of the following countries:United States of America.Canada.United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.Australia.Schengen Area member states.2. Permanent residency in certain countries: Hold permanent residency in any of the following countries:United States of America.Canada.United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.Australia.Schengen Area member states.Required Documents for Visa-Free EntryIf a citizen of China or India meets any of the above conditions, they must present the following documents when entering Peru:1. Valid passport:The passport must have a minimum validity of six (6) months from the date of entry into Peru.2. Valid visa or residency document:For those meeting the visa requirement, a physical copy of the valid visa issued by one of the specified countries must be presented.For those meeting the residency requirement, an official residency document must be provided.3. Round-trip ticket:Proof of reservation or electronic ticket showing entry to and exit from Peru within the permitted stay period.4. Proof of accommodation:A hotel reservation or an invitation letter (notarized) if staying with a resident in Peru.5. Proof of financial solvency:Recent bank statements or other documents demonstrating sufficient financial resources for the duration of the stay in Peru.Important NotesThe visa exemption applies only to temporary stays in Peru for tourism or business purposes.The maximum stay allowed is 180 days within a 365-day period.This exemption does not apply to remunerated labor activities or other migration purposes outside those specified.Final entry approval is at the discretion of Peruvian immigration authorities, who may request additional documents upon arrival.For more information, you can refer to the relevant decrees:Supreme Decree No. 069-2016-RE (China).Supreme Decree No. 006-2017-RE (India).