If you would like to see what’s new on LimaEasy this quick summary of new or updated content and articles will show you what has happened over the last few days. We always strive to keep everything published on LimaEasy up to date what is a real challenge especially in our Visa & Legal Stuff sections. Let us know if we have missed something!
New Content on LimaEasy
- Lima’s New Airport Terminal to open in June
- Machu Picchu
- International Christian School of Lima - ICS Lima
- Peruvian Digital Nomad Visa
- Legislative Decree No. 1582 (Modification of the Peruvian Foreigner Law, Nov 2023)
- Queso Rojo de Lluta
- Peruvian Queso Andino
- Peruvian Quesillo
- Peruvian Queso Mantecoso
- Peruvian Queso Paria
- Peruvian Queso Fresco
- Extension of a Migraciones deadline
- Subsanacion - Submitting documents
- Amnesty for Migraciones fines
- Update your information in the Migraciones database
Updated Content on LimaEasy
- Driver’s License in Peru
- Interpol - Ficha de Canje Internacional
- International document corresponding to the Antecedentes policiales, penales and judiciales in Peru
- Peruvian Overstay Fine for tourists
- Residence visa extension in Peru
- The Lima International Airport Jorge Chávez
- What you can & can’t bring into Peru
- Lima’s New Airport Terminal to open in June
- Peruvian Religious Visa
- Peruvian Retirement Visa
- Peruvian Family Visa
- Peruvian Work Visa
- Peruvian Student Visa
- Machu Picchu
- Café Peruano
Latest Comments on LimaEasy
Sunflower Peru has the second-worst drivers in the world
Hello Matt,Mad Max is a perfect comparison. Driving in Peru and especially in Lima is truly "different". If you haven't already, check out our article Driving in Lima - Not for the faint hearted, a humorous approach to the topic.GreetingsEva
matt Peru has the second-worst drivers in the world
The drivers themselves are obviously quite skilled. Unfortunately, it's mad max out there and if you try to follow the rules, you'll never move. I beep more here every ten minutes than I do in six months in the US!
Sunflower What you can & can’t bring into Peru
Hello Khris,perfumes are neither mentioned on the list of products you can bring duty-free into Peru nor on the list of restricted items. So, if the perfumes you want to bring together with other gifts don't exceed a total value of US$ 500 and are clearly meant as gifts you can ...
Khris What you can & can’t bring into Peru
Hi, I wanted to bring perfumes and colognes for some friends and family members, around 8 of each. Would I need to pay taxes upon arrival? and what is the limi I can carry?
Sunflower Peruvian Retirement Visa
I'm excited and curios to hear back from you.In the meantime, I wish you all the best and hope things work out.GreetingsEva
Sunflower Peruvian Family Visa
Hello Levi,I'm sure you don't want to loose your original certified copy of your birth certificate from a long time ago (the municipality/notary will keep all submitted documents). Anyway even though you might be able to get the old birth certificate apostilled you need a fresh copy of your birth certificate, but ...
