Peru – Property Building and Renovation
Any significant construction activity in Peru demands a licencia de edificación (building permit) issued by the district municipality where your property sits.…
Read more →Peru
Peru – Property Financing
Under Article 71 of Peru’s Constitution, foreign nationals enjoy the same property ownership rights as Peruvian citizens — yet securing a local…
Read more →Peru – Prescriptions and Medications
Peru boasts an extensive network of pharmacies, particularly in urban centres, where medicines are readily available at farmacias and boticas throughout the…
Read more →Peru – Postal Service
Peru’s mail infrastructure is operated primarily by Serpost (Servicios Postales del Perú), the country’s state-owned national postal authority, which functions alongside a…
Read more →Peru – Mental Health
Peru has made notable strides in mental health reform since 2012, broadening community-based care and weaving mental health support into primary healthcare.…
Read more →Peru – Maternity and Giving Birth
Peru operates a dual public-private healthcare structure, and the majority of expats who plan to give birth in the country choose private…
Read more →Peru – Leisure and Entertainment
Peru presents expats with a remarkably diverse leisure and entertainment landscape, blending world-renowned archaeological wonders, an internationally celebrated culinary and nightlife culture,…
Read more →Peru – Lease Agreements
Rental arrangements in Peru are primarily regulated by the Urban Leasing Law (Law No. 30201) and the Peruvian Civil Code, which together…
Read more →Peru – Internet
Peru’s internet landscape has transformed remarkably in recent years, often catching newcomers off guard with how capable it has become. Fixed broadband…
Read more →Peru – Importing a Pet
Peru welcomes the import of companion animals — principally dogs and cats — under a moderately regulated framework that falls well short…
Read more →