Do Australian citizens need a visa for Peru?
The official link goes to gob.pe. NUM isn’t a government agency or a visa service. Rules change, so confirm on the official site before you pay or travel.
Peru entry rules for Australian citizens.
| Verdict | Visa-free |
|---|---|
| Document | None |
| Stay | Up to 90 days on arrival; maximum 183 days in one year |
| Checked | Verified on an official page · 2026-10-11 |
The rest of the trip for an Australian passport, from the arrival form to customs and travelling with children: Peru entry requirements.
The details for an Australian passport.
Smartraveller: Australian tourists don't need a visa. A stay of up to 90 days is granted on arrival, with a maximum of 183 days in one year. Passports (and emergency travel documents) need at least 6 months' validity on entry. Entry is recorded digitally (virtual TAM); make sure you are stamped at land borders. Overstays are fined before departure.
How long it must be valid.
At least 6 months' validity from the date of entry; entry is refused otherwise.
Recent changes in Peru.
- 2025-12-07 — Transfer TUUA airport fee for connecting passengers at Lima airport (not included in tickets) - date per FCDO, year assumed.
- 2025-07-13 — Qatar added to Peru's visa-exempt list (Wikipedia).
The short answers.
Do Australian citizens need a visa for Peru?
No. Australian citizens don’t need a visa for Peru for stays of up to 90 days on arrival; maximum 183 days in one year.
How long can Australian citizens stay in Peru?
Up to 90 days on arrival; maximum 183 days in one year. Longer stays need a different visa.
Where do Australian citizens apply?
On the official site, gob.pe. NUM links it and never charges for the link.
Does NUM issue Peru visas?
No. Only the government issues them. NUM explains the rule for your passport, links the official site, and can file the form for you where its desk covers it.