Every route we track for Peru, with the official source behind each one.
The familiar residente category lets an adult foreign national live in Peru on the strength of a proven family tie — either to a Peruvian or to a foreign national already resident in Peruvian territory.
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Peru's rentista category is the residence route for people whose money comes from a pension or from a standing stream of income rather than from a Peruvian job.
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Peru's investor residence is for the foreign national who wants to establish, develop or manage one or more lawful investments within the framework of Peruvian law.
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Peru's resident worker migratory status (calidad migratoria para trabajador residente), granted by the Superintendencia Nacional de Migraciones (MIGRACIONES), is a residence visa for foreigners who intend to carry out paid work — whether as an employee or independently — for public- or private-sector entities in Per…
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This is Peru's settlement step.
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For remote workers: Peru has created a digital-nomad residence category in law for people who telework for a company based abroad - but heads-up, it is not yet usable, so check the official page before planning around it.
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