Current state of the country:
State of emergency.
Vaccines:
Almost 90% of the population nationwide has been fully vaccinated with two doses. 63% has three doses.
Borders:
- Aerial and land borders are open for all passengers.
Entry requirements:
All travelers can enter the country following these requests:
- To enter Peru, foreign passengers over 12 years old must accredit a complete vaccination scheme following the regulations of their country of origin. Unvaccinated passengers can present a negative RT-PCR test taken no more than 48 hours before boarding the flight. Children under twelve years of age only need to be asymptomatic to board.
- Complete an affidavit available at https://djsaludviajero.minsa.gob.pe/dj-salud/ 72 hours before boarding the flight.
IMPORTANT
The use of masks in open spaces is optional in five regions of Peru: Ica, Callao, Ancash, Lima Metropolitan Area, and Lima Province, for having vaccinated more than 80% of their population. In the rest of the country, it is still mandatory.
Domestic flights and interprovincial land transportation
All foreign passengers over 12 years of age must present their vaccination card before boarding, showing a full COVID-19 vaccination scheme. Passengers who do not fulfil these requirements will have to present a negative RT-PCR test result, issued no more than 48 hours prior to boarding.
Entrance to closed spaces*
To enter closed spaces (restaurants, stores, supermarkets, museums, cultural centers, among others), all passengers 18 years old and over must provide proof of having received a full COVID-19 vaccination scheme. Only passengers residing in Peru and 40 years of age and older, must also show proof of having the booster dose, if they are qualified to receive it. Non-resident visitors, do not longer need to provide proof of booster dose. In this case, providing proof of vaccination is not substitutable by any tests.
The use of masks is mandatory to enter enclosed spaces nationwide.
*Closed spaces include shopping malls, department stores, general stores, and similar; stores supplying basic necessities, supermarkets, markets, warehouses and pharmacies; restaurants; cinemas and performing arts; banks and other financial entities; temples and places of worship; libraries, museums, cultural centers and art galleries; among others.