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Application form F-007, filled and signed.

Receipt from the Banco de la Nacion (code 01814) for paid application fee.

Passport and copy of the pages with the personal information and entry stamp (as applicable).

Sworn statement not to record criminal, judicial and police records at national and international level.

Letter from your pension fund or social security stating that you receive a monthly income of at least US $1,000 or the equivalent in any other currency, with an apostille from the respective public institution in the country of origin (or has to be legalized by a Peruvian consulate abroad and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Peru).

Letter issued by a notary in Peru stating that you wish to apply for a rentista visa, confirming that you can fulfill the requirements and don't intend to work.

Interpol clearance - Ficha de canje internacional (as applicable).

In the case of income from a national source, a document certifying the beneficiary's perception.

Affidavit that the money enters the country through a banking institution in case of income from a foreign source.

Proof of an additional income US $500.00 for each family member or dependent.

All documents that are in a foreign language must be translated into Spanish by a Collegiate Translator.

You must have an income of min. US$ 1000 per month or the equivalent in any other currency, from outside source as pension. An addition of US$ 500, each dependent added.

You must be willing to stay indefinitely without any remuneration activity in Peru.

You must share the details of the foreign source, from which money enters to Peru.

You must enter Peru legally (example: on a tourist visa), in case you applying in Peru for this visa.

Additional requirements might be present on case basis.

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Application form F-004 (printed out when making the appointment).

Payment receipt from Banco de la Nación by processing right.

Receipt from the Banco de la Nacion for paid application fee for changing to a resident visa.

Passport and copy of the pages with the personal information and entry stamp.

Legally signed and approved by Labor Ministry work contract with a duration of at least 12 months.

SUNAT (Peruvian tax authority) registration including RUC (Peruvian tax number) showing the employing company is active.

Company registration of the employing company showing the legal representative.

Interpol clearance - Ficha de canje internacional (if applicable).

Power of Attorney, notarized, in case  third person is carrying out the process on your behalf.

Additional documents might be required on case basis.

You must have a work contract with a Peruvian company, approved by the administrative labor authority, for at least 12 months.

The RUC file of the contracting company must be in ACTIVE and HABIDO status.

The presentation of the contract must be no older than 30 days, if approved by the labor authority.

If the contract was signed abroad, it must be legalized by the Peruvian Consulate and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Apostille.

In the case of a contract signed in Peru, you must meet the qualifying migratory status or have special permission to sign contracts.

Additional requirements may be present on case basis.

The Application Form F-007, filled and signed.

Photocopy and the original version of the travelling document (Passport/Foreigner’s card).

A commitment letter explaining that you will create a minimum of 5 employment positions for Peruvian citizens in less than 1 year of business operations.

A Business Feasibility Project for a newly established company or a business plan for an already active company including the creation of 5 employment positions, within a period not exceeding two (02) years. It must be prepared by a professional and duly authorized and certified.

Photocopy, either legalized by a notary or authenticated by the Peruvian General Directorate of Immigration and Naturalization (DIGEMIN), of the affidavit of the establishment of the Public Registry in which the interested party has invested the minimum of S/500,000 Soles (150,485 USD approx.) in cash.

An International Redemption Card from the International Police (Interpol).

Any document that is in a foreign language must be translated into Spanish by a Chartered Translator or Sworn Public Translator.

You must be able to invest at least S/500,000 Soles (150,485 USD approx.).

You must be able to certify your investment and carry it out through bank transfers.

You must commit to create at least 5 jobs for Peruvians, within a period not exceeding 1 year.

You must be willing to work as a manager or director only and need to respect the tax and working laws.

must have the qualifying migratory status or the permission to sign contracts, at the moment of signing the constitution of the company or when acquiring the shares or participation.

Receipt of the payment of application fee.

Passport valid at least 6 months and copy.

If you apply in Peru: valid (tourist) visa at the time of application.

Enrollment certification issued by a recognized Peruvian educational institution.

Proof of sufficient financial resources to fund your studies or internship in Peru.

Additional documents may be required on case basis.

You must be enrolled in a course of a Peruvian educational institution or training facility, recognized by the Ministry of Education.

You must obtain the certificate of registration from the education institution.

You must have financial resources to fund your studies in Peru.

Application form F-004, filled and signed.

Copy of the contract between the foreign company and the Peruvian company, either legalized by a notary or authorized by the Peruvian immigration authority "Migraciones".

Designated letter, issued by the foreign company and legalized by the Peruvian consulate and the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, indicating the employee's name, activities in the Peruvian company and time period of the stay.

Letter from the Peruvian company that receives the service, with the indication of the type of activity and place where the service will be received, that the employee will do highly specialized work and there is no personnel available in the country.

You must have a valid contract from the foreign company sending you to Peruvian company.

You must have a designated letter issued by the foreign company,  legalized by the Peruvian consulate and the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

You must have the specialized knowledge relevant to the work contract.

A letter of accreditation issued by the University or foreign educational center of higher education with an indication of the time and place where you will practice, duly legalized by the Peruvian Consulate and endorsed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or apostilled.

Proof of sufficient financial resources to fund your stay in Peru.

You must be accepted as an intern by a Peruvian company, approved by the higher education institution.

You must obtain the letter of accreditation issued by the University or foreign educational center of higher education with an indication of the time and place where you will practice.

You must have financial resources to fund your stay in Peru.

Your internship on basis of this visa should be a unpaid one.

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