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Peru visa for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Embassy / VFSTourist Visa (single entry, up to 183 days)

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need a visa for Peru and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

Verified · Last checked 2026-09-05. Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

Key facts

Entry route	Embassy / VFS · Tourist Visa (single entry, up to 183 days)
How to apply	In-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stay	Up to 183 days
Visa validity	183 days
Entries	Single entry
Processing time	15–30 days
Government fee	$30
Passport validity	At least 6 months
Biometrics	Required
Appointment	Required
Interview	Required
Onward or return ticket	Required
Proof of funds	Bank statements for last 3 months or credit card statement

How to apply

1
Schedule an appointment at the nearest Peruvian embassy/consulate
Book via online system or phone – mandatory for biometric and interview.
2
Prepare all required documents
Gather original + copies of passport, photo, itinerary, hotel, bank statements, employment letter, insurance.
3
Attend the appointment in person
Submit documents, provide biometrics (10 fingerprints), and sit for a personal interview with a consular officer.
4
Pay the visa fee (if required) after interview
Fee is paid at the consulate or via bank transfer – currently $30 USD.
5
Wait for processing (15–30 working days)
Application is processed by the Peruvian immigration authorities (MIGRACIONES).
6
Collect the visa (or receive by courier)
Visa is stamped into passport – you may need to collect in person or pay for return shipping.

Documents checklist

Travel

Valid passport with at least 6 months validity and two blank pages
Original and photocopy of bio-page.
Travel itinerary or round-trip flight booking
Showing entry and exit from Peru.
Hotel reservation or letter of invitation from Peruvian host (if applicable)
Should cover entire stay.

Financial

Bank statements for the last 3 months (or credit card statement)
Proof of sufficient funds for the trip.
Copy of personal income tax return or payslips (last 3 months)
Optional
May be requested to strengthen financial proof.

Employment

Employment letter (or proof of self-employment / student status)
Stating position, salary, and approved leave.

Supporting

Visa application form (Formulario Único de Visa)
Completed and signed.
Recent passport-size photograph (white background, 4.5 x 3.5 cm)
One photo glued onto the form.
Travel medical insurance covering the entire stay
Minimum coverage of $30,000 per applicant.
Proof of vaccination (yellow fever if visiting jungle areas)
Optional
Recommended if applicable.
Criminal record certificate (police clearance) from country of residence
Optional
May be requested for longer stays.
Consular fee payment receipt
Paid after application review.
Copy of previous visas to Peru or other countries (if any)
Optional
Illustrates travel history.
Authorization letter (for minors under 18, both parents or legal guardian)
Optional
Notarised and translated into Spanish.

Proof of funds

Minimum balance: Approx. $600 USD (or equivalent in local currency)

Bank statements (last 3 months)
Credit card statement
Recent payslips
Income tax return

Sufficient funds must cover accommodation, food, and transport – no exact minimum is fixed, but typical threshold is around $200 per day of stay.

Good to know

Appointment slots may be limited – book well in advance.
All documents not in Spanish must be officially translated by a sworn translator.
Visa validity begins from the date of issue, not from entry date.

Common refusal reasons

Incomplete or false documents

Double-check all requirements and provide genuine, up-to-date paperwork.

Insufficient financial means

Show consistent bank balance and stable income covering the entire trip.

Lack of travel history or previous visa refusals

Explain any previous refusals honestly and provide a strong itinerary and ties to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Poor interview performance or unclear purpose of visit

Prepare clear answers about your tourist plans and return intentions.

FAQ

Do citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need a visa for Peru?

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need a visa for Peru and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Tourist Visa (single entry, up to 183 days).

How long can citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina stay in Peru?

Up to 183 days.

How much does the Peru visa cost for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Government fee: $30.

How long does Peru visa processing take?

Typically 15–30 days.

What documents do citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need for Peru?

Valid passport with at least 6 months validity and two blank pages; Visa application form (Formulario Único de Visa); Recent passport-size photograph (white background, 4.5 x 3.5 cm); Travel itinerary or round-trip flight booking; Hotel reservation or letter of invitation from Peruvian host (if applicable); Bank statements for the last 3 months (or credit card statement); and 8 more.

How long must my passport be valid for Peru?

At least 6 months.

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