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05-21-15 17:15 #13
Posts: 4Originally Posted by Tomasb [View Original Post]
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05-21-15 05:33 #12
Posts: 1265Airlines
Go to the Peruvian Airline or Star Peru offices directly and buy your ticket there. They are all over the city and offer many flights to Cusco daily. Avoid LAN as they are overpriced and cost significantly more than these two domestic airlines.
Originally Posted by IViajardor [View Original Post]
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05-20-15 18:03 #11
Posts: 4Is Go2 Peru safe
Hey,
I was about to book flight tickets from Lima to Cusco and I see that there's about $80 difference between Expedia and go2 Peru prices. Has anyone used go2 Peru and it it safe?
Thanks
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03-19-15 21:10 #10
Posts: 450Visa Fees
Originally Posted by SamuRay [View Original Post]
If you ask nicely at immigration and tell them you want to stay longer. They may grant you a 120 day or 180 day visa again free and up to their discretion. Tell them you want to do a in depth study on INCA culture or Peruvian food. Jajaja.
2. You can then go to the immigration office Brena near the end of your visa period and ask them for an vias extension of the current visa. They will usually give you one and usually for only 30 days. Sorry can't remember the cost but no more than about $USD35. Or S /. 100.
3. Other option is to leave the country usually via Ecuador or Taca / Arica (Chile) via Bus if you have little money and stay out of the country for a night and return the next day then repeat process 1.
Hope this helps.
There is a list of visas fees on the immigration website if you can read Spanish.
Hope this helps.
Sly
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03-19-15 17:57 #9
Posts: 224Visa price in So America.
I think Peru and Ecuador don't charge any entry fee. I have been to Peru Ecuador border few times, to renew visa, I never paid anything. I am a US citizen!
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03-08-15 20:40 #8
Posts: 737As a US citizen, are you required to pay a Bolivia entry fee if you are crossing via bus from Puno?
Please advise.
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05-05-13 22:17 #7
Posts: 29Brazil
Originally Posted by Tomasb [View Original Post]
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05-05-13 15:22 #6
Posts: 1265Visa fee
Originally Posted by Albert Punter [View Original Post]
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05-05-13 03:09 #5
Posts: 1502Which country are you from?
Some south american countries, like Argentina and Chile, charge an entry fee to US, Canada and Australia citizens.
Originally Posted by Samu Ray [View Original Post]
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05-02-13 17:13 #4
Posts: 118Originally Posted by Samu Ray [View Original Post]
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05-02-13 17:06 #3
Posts: 224Thanks.
Thanks a lot for your reply. I have done a couple of visa runs up to Peru-Ecuador border; it is free. Thanks again!
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05-02-13 16:21 #2
Posts: 3875Originally Posted by Samu Ray [View Original Post]
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05-02-13 16:14 #1
Posts: 224Question, please.
To those in the know: I travel on budget; Do Chile, Colombia, Brasil, Bolivia, charge to get into these countris?