Peru, a one -of-a-kind and gorgeous country, has been one of the fastest-growing tourist destinations due to the range of experiences available. It truly has everything, from varied cultures and customs to Inca ruins and world-renowned food, not to mention breathtaking vistas and views. This is an easy pick. Ask every Peruvian what was at the top of their bucket list, and the response will always be Machu Picchu. Built as a royal retreat for the upper Inca aristocracy, it is widely regarded as a unique location owing to its ruins, history, and mysterious air that pervades the “Lost City of the Incas.” Since its discovery, it has become South America’s most popular tourist site, with millions of visitors visiting this once-Inca stronghold each year. Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest lake, is unquestionably a must-see when visiting Peru. It is home to the Uros people, who live on reed-made water floats. The lake is considered sacred since the Incas thought it was the spot where the sun was born. For tourists, this lake is a location to have fun and relax in addition to being a sight to behold. Peru has been named the World’s Best Culinary Destination for the last five years in a row by the World Travel Awards. Peruvian cuisine is diverse, owing to cultural exchanges with the Spanish, Africans, Chinese, Japanese, and Italians, among others, as well as a diverse variety of agricultural products: more than 4,000 varieties of potato, 2,000 varieties of sweet potato, 35 types of corn, 15 species of tomato, 600 species of native fruit, and so on. It is a gastronome’s heaven, with everything its food has to offer.

Below is the list of Peru Tourist Visa requirements.

• Visa application form in two copies, fully completed. The answers must be given in capital letters. If filled in by hand, make sure you use black ink.
• Your passport, valid for at least another six months beyond the date of your arrival in Peru. Passport with a minimum validity of six months after expected date of arrival to Peru.
• Passport copies of the front and back sides of.
• Three recent photos in color (4.3 X 3.5 cm). Your face must cover between 70%-80% of the photo.
• Cover letter explaining the purpose of your trip to Peru. Do not forget to sign it at the end.
• Round-trip ticket reservation to Peru.
• Travel Itinerary for every day you plan to spend in Peru.
• Hotel reservation(s) in Peru.
• Proof of you can financially support your trip. This could be your recent bank statements, fixed deposits, and similar.
• If you are employed present a no-objection letter written and signed by your employer. The letter must indicate for how long you have been working with them, the purpose of your trip to Peru and the intended period of stay.
• Personal Income Tax Return (ITR), if applicable.
• If someone else is sponsoring your trip to Peru, located either in Peru or your country of residence you should submit the following additional documents:
• A guarantee letter from your sponsor attesting that he or she will be responsible to cover some or all costs of boarding and lodging, or repatriation, if needed.
• Valid identification document of your sponsor.
• Proof of financial solvency of the sponsor, e.g. bank statements, fixed deposit.

In general, for countries that do require a visa to Peru tourist visa fee might range depending on factors such as the duration of stay and so on.