If you’re planning on visiting Peru as a tourist from the United States, then you won’t need a visa if your visit will last less than 183 days. However, if you plan on staying in Peru for longer or entering the country for purposes other than tourism (such as business), then you’ll need to apply for a visa in advance.

What Currency Is Used In Peru?

The official currency used across Peru is the Peruvian Sol (PEN). While there are others currencies such as US dollars or Euros could be taken for transactions but at times results could arise due to their value differences. Always try to carry local currency so that no discrepancies arise. When exchanging money make sure use authorized exchange booths or banks…

When Is The Best Time To Visit Peru?

Peru can be visited year-round with seasonal variations though but usually April through October is considered best ignoring high-crowd sightseeing days like traditional festivals etc. It's also good during summer months considering little rain along certain coastal areas.

What Places Should I Visit In Peru?

There are countless amazing places across this South American nation that’ll never fail to surprise you with its charm and beauty like Lima - Capital city; Cusco - The ancient capital; Arequipa - White City & Coloacanqui Valley among many others where nature and culture entwine like no other.

What About Health Concerns?

Before departing for Peru, it’s important to take care of your health by getting vaccinated for preventable diseases such as Yellow Fever - mandatory requirement for most travelers, hepatitis A and B, tetanus or typhoid fever etc. Always carry mosquito repellent, sunblock and even altitude sickness medication if needed.