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title: Peru visa for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina
description: "Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina need a visa for Peru and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Stay up to 183 days. Fee: $30. Processing: 15–30 days. Documents checklist and application steps."
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# Peru visa for citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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

- **Valid passport with at least 6 months validity and two blank pages** (Travel): Original and photocopy of bio-page.
- **Visa application form (Formulario Único de Visa)** (Supporting): Completed and signed.
- **Recent passport-size photograph (white background, 4.5 x 3.5 cm)** (Supporting): One photo glued onto the form.
- **Travel itinerary or round-trip flight booking** (Travel): Showing entry and exit from Peru.
- **Hotel reservation or letter of invitation from Peruvian host (if applicable)** (Travel): Should cover entire stay.
- **Bank statements for the last 3 months (or credit card statement)** (Financial): Proof of sufficient funds for the trip.
- **Employment letter (or proof of self-employment / student status)** (Employment): Stating position, salary, and approved leave.
- **Copy of personal income tax return or payslips (last 3 months)** (Financial, optional): May be requested to strengthen financial proof.
- **Travel medical insurance covering the entire stay** (Supporting): Minimum coverage of $30,000 per applicant.
- **Proof of vaccination (yellow fever if visiting jungle areas)** (Supporting, optional): Recommended if applicable.
- **Criminal record certificate (police clearance) from country of residence** (Supporting, optional): May be requested for longer stays.
- **Consular fee payment receipt** (Supporting): Paid after application review.
- **Copy of previous visas to Peru or other countries (if any)** (Supporting, optional): Illustrates travel history.
- **Authorization letter (for minors under 18, both parents or legal guardian)** (Supporting, 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.

## FAQs

### 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.

## More

- [Peru visa for every passport](/visa/peru)
- [Every destination for Bosnia and Herzegovina passport holders](/visa/passport/bosnia-and-herzegovina)
