Visa Requirements
Citizens from most countries in Europe and the Americas do not require a visa to enter Peru. Tourist stamps are issued upon arrival at airports or land borders, for a 30-, 90-, or if requested, a 183-day period. Extensions are not available and overstays will result in fines. Visitors are...
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The market for dollar-denominated Peruvian corporate bonds has grown by a factor of 80 since 2010, swelling from $200m to $16bn by 2014, according to Bloomberg. Demand among foreign investors has surged, propelled by economic growth and the upgrade of the country’s sovereign credit rating over the period. In the local market, after a slow first quarter, the amount of...
The development of Peru’s capital markets continues apace, driven by the growing number of increasingly sophisticated local institutional investors. The growth of private pension fund administrators ( Administradoras de Fondos de Pensiones, AFPs), life insurance companies and mutual funds, as well as the emergence of local family offices, have all played a part in this...
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