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As of Nov 1, 2021, passengers can present their full dosage vaccination card (you must be vaccinated at least 14 days prior to travel) instead of a negative PCR test. In lieu of a vaccination card, you must present a negative PCR test with a result date of no more than 48 hours prior to departure.
You also must fill out a Health Affidavit, found here: https://e-notificacion.migraciones.gob.pe/dj-salud/
To enter Peru you must wear 2 masks: a cloth mask + surgical.
See above.
As of Nov 1, 2021, passengers can present their full dosage vaccination card instead of a negative PCR test. These are the authorized vaccines:
*Although the Decree mentions two doses, the Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine is accepted and has also been approved by the Peruvian Ministry of Health.
No, mandatory quarantine is no longer required for passengers coming in with negative COVID-19 test. Passengers who present symptoms must comply with mandatory isolation.
The official decree, in effect as of Sept. 6, no longer states a restriction for travelers coming in from UK, Brazil and India. It only states a restriction for non-resident foreigners and flights coming from South Africa, valid until November 30, 2021.
Chile has postponed opening its land borders with Peru due to the current Omicron variant situation. Transit between Peru and Colombia and Bolivia was approved at the end of October.
As of February 21, 2022, the land borders between Peru and Bolivia are officially open.
To enter Peru you must wear 2 masks: a cloth mask + surgical. Two masks are also required in establishments with crowds (tourist sites, restaurants, stores, public transportation, etc.). Faceshields are not required.
For layovers less than 16hrs, and you stay in the airport’s international zone, you don’t need to do anything extra, only what your final destination requires. If you are staying over 16hrs you need to pass through customs and follow all the requirements mentioned above.
Taxi services are available at the airport. In the national zone of the airport you will see taxi kiosks inside. There are also taxi service cars waiting outside, both national and international that you can hail. There are other taxi services around the city that you can call and book, this is one option: Mr. Taxi Peru. Uber is also an option. At the moment the shuttle Airport Express Lima service is suspended.
As of January 27, 2022: the night curfew for the entire country is lifted.
You must travel wearing 2 masks, a cloth mask + surgical.
Passengers over 50 years of age, will be required to present their vaccination certificate of a booster shot (third shot) or present a negative molecular test result (PCR), issued within 48 hours prior to boarding.
The majority of attractions, including Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail, are open with a limited capacity according to the region they are located in.
Yes! With limited indoor capacity depending on what risk region they are located in.
You can find a testing site here: https://unilabs.joinnus.com/
It is not a requirement, however, we highly suggest to get one that covers the trip and has medical insurance.
All of our tour guides, tour leaders and tour drivers implement strict safety protocols. To learn about our safety protocols, click here.