I registered in pagalo.pe and tried to navigate the application. However, when the transaction code is required, it asks for a nine digit code, but you only mention 5 digit codes. What is the correct number of digits?
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- This commment is unpublished.@Juan SantanaHello Juan,I don't know what you mean.After you registered on pagalo.pe you just have to log in, select the authority (for example Migraciones), then the procedure (such as Cambio de calidad migratoria; each one has a 5-digit code), on the next page the concepto (for example Cambio de calidad migratoria rentista residente; not coded) and your passport info, check your "shopping cart" and pay. In our article "Paying" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.limaeasy.com/peru-guide/legal-stuff/paying-administration-charges-and-processing-fees-in-peru">Paying administration charges and processing fees in Peru" all the steps are explained in detail with screenshots, so nothing can go wrong.And to make sure nothing changed, I just checked the pagalo.pe website, but couldn't find where a 9-digit transaction code is required. Where on pagalo.pe are you required to enter it?Or have you already finished your payment, try to apply for your residency on the Agencia Digital and have problems entering the different codes of the bank receipt? The required numbers can be found at the bottom of the receipt that was sent to you. There you find the secuencia de pago (it's a 6-digit number with a "-" and usually one additional digit which isn't entered), the fecha de operación, the codigo cajero and codigo oficina as well as the hora de operacion. No 9-digit number needed there. If you have trouble finding the correct numbers, just click on the "?" next to "Pago por derecho de tramite". The pictures that pop up show you exactly which number belongs where.GreetingsEva