Be accepted by a recognised Peruvian educational or training institution for the proposed programme.
Apply for the student or training visa through the Peruvian consulate responsible for the applicant's region, using the study category that matches the programme.
Provide admission or enrolment evidence, passport and identity documents, photographs, funds, and any medical, criminal-record, legalisation, or translation documents in the current consulate checklist.
Peru's official procedure covers basic, technical, higher-education, university, postgraduate, vocational, and other state-recognised study modalities.
Students may need a separate exceptional work authorisation for limited professional practice or holiday work; verify the current permission before accepting paid work.
Preparation checklist
Prepare route evidence: Keep the migratory status tied to the approved course; student status is not a general work or digital-nomad permission.
Save submitted files and track the next application, reporting, or renewal date.