A valid passport is a prerequisite to enter and leave Peru . In most countries you are not requesting any special permit or visa; however, it is advisable that before you go check if you need it.
Guests traveling on business should check the tax and exit regulations that apply to the visa .

It is not required for citizens of most countries in America and Western Europe . Citizens of Bolivia , Ecuador and Chile do not need passports or visas to get into certain areas of Peru . In these cases, the authorized term of stay is 90 days (extendable by the immigration authorities). Check with the Peruvian diplomatic representation in their country for more information .

There is a tax of $ 25.00, payable at the airport for each person who wishes to leave the country.

If you have to wait at the airport to make connections between destinies, due to late departures and arrivals of flights, it is recommended to leave the luggage in lockers in private custody, this service can be found on the left side of the airport. The cost of this service is USD3.00 for 24 hours .

The U.S. dollar is accepted in most shops, restaurants and service stations at the current exchange rate. The vast majority of the establishments accept known credit cards: Visa, Master Card, Diners and American Express. Using traveler's checks is limited, it is recommended to consult on establishing whether they are accepted.

There are two types of places you may change your money, banks or exchange houses, the last being the one with best prices. In both cases it is very important to check the authenticity of tickets (without broken edges) before receiving them.

If you wish to carry traveler's checks, keep in mind that is not so easy to change, and some banks may require an extra charge for change.

For extra security we recommend the use of taxis. This service can be requested at the reception desk to pay and the cost varies according to the place where you will be directed.

Both in Lima and in provinces, there are a large number of internet cafes and booths where you can communicate cheaply. The cost of Internet service depends on the city that is located and the telephone of the destination you wish to communicate.

Electric current in Peru is 220 volts. Most hotels of four or five stars offer power of 110 volts and 220 volts.