Fees for Procedures at the Consulate of Peru in the United States (2026)
Updated fees: Peruvian consular fees in the United States are expressed in consular soles. At Peruvian consulates in the U.S., the consular sol usually equals USD $1.00.
If you are a Peruvian resident in the United States, it is important to know the official costs of the procedures you can complete at Peruvian consulates.
Updated: passport, visa, power of attorney, civil registry, and other consular fees are in effect for 2026, although payment methods may vary by consular office.
Prices for Passports, DNI, Powers of Attorney, Visas, Civil Registry, and Other Procedures (2026)
| Procedure | Cost |
|---|---|
| Biometric passport for adults | USD $70 |
| Biometric passport for minors | USD $70 |
| First-time DNI for adults | USD $7 |
| DNI renewal for children and youth | USD $5 |
| Consular registration certificate | USD $1 |
| Power of attorney letter with legalized signature | USD $20 |
| Power of attorney letter exclusively for pension collection | USD $10 |
| Power of attorney outside the registry | USD $25 |
| Power of attorney outside the registry exclusively for pension collection | USD $10 |
| Power of attorney by public deed | From USD $35 + additional costs |
| Public deed for a non-pecuniary act | USD $50 |
| Legalization of private signatures | USD $25 |
| Birth registration | USD $0 |
| First copy of birth registration | USD $0 |
| Additional copy of birth registration | USD $6 |
| Marriage registration | USD $0 |
| First copy of marriage registration | USD $0 |
| Additional copy of marriage registration | USD $6 |
| Death registration | USD $0 |
| First copy of death registration | USD $0 |
| Additional copy of death registration | USD $6 |
| Criminal record certificate | USD $25 |
| Tourist visa to enter Peru | USD $30 |
| Business visa to enter Peru | USD $30 |
| Transit visa | USD $25 |
| Travel authorization for minors | USD $20 |
Important: These fees apply as a general reference for Peruvian consulates in the United States. Some procedures may require additional payments, copies, notarial certified copies, or prior verification depending on the consulate where you complete the process.
Payment methods
Payment methods may vary depending on the consulate and the type of procedure. In general, Peruvian consulates in the United States may accept:
- Cash
- Credit card
- Debit card
- Money order
Note: Some consulates request exact cash, others accept cards with a surcharge, and for certain notarial or visa procedures they may require a money order. Before you go, review the instructions of the corresponding consulate.
Which services are free of charge?
- Birth registration
- Marriage registration
- Death registration
- First copy of the consular civil registry record
Procedures with variable cost
Some notarial procedures may have a variable final price, especially when they include public deeds, certified copies, additional counterparts, or notarial fees.
- Power of attorney by public deed
- Notarial certified copies
- Public deeds involving property-related acts
- Procedures that require additional copies
In these cases, the consulate may indicate the final amount after reviewing the document or the request.
Peruvian Consulates in the United States
Peruvian consular procedures in the United States are carried out at offices such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Hartford, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Paterson, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, Orlando, and Washington, D.C.