Digital Nomad Visa · Canadian applicants
Peru digital nomad visa for Canadians (2026)
For Canadians, the Digital Nomad Visa works on the same terms as everyone else: no published income bar (No income threshold has been published — the implementing regulations were never issued.) — approval is qualitative, up to 1 year, renewable. Canadians face no special bilateral quirks on this route.
Key facts for Canadians
- Minimum income
- No fixed bar — No income threshold has been published — the implementing regulations were never issued.
- Maximum stay
- Up to 1 year, renewable
- Processing time
- Not published — the application procedure does not exist yet.
- Fees
- Not published.
- Family
- Not published — family inclusion is unconfirmed.
- Health insurance
- Not required
How to apply from Canada
1Confirm you clear the bar
Peru requires No income threshold has been published — the implementing regulations were never issued.. Run your numbers through our income checker first — it is the fastest way to rule countries in or out.
2Apply from Canada
Canadians typically file at the Peru consulate with jurisdiction over their place of residence. The law envisions consular applications, but no procedure has been published — it cannot currently be filed.
3Prepare for the permit stage
After the consulate issues your visa, complete the local registration and residence-permit steps on arrival — timelines for this stage are in the full Peru guide linked below.
4Sort tax before you fly
Tax residency usually follows 183+ days of presence, and your home country may still want a return. Read the tax notes below, then confirm your position with a qualified advisor.
Tax notes
No nomad-specific tax regime has been published.
Tax rules are simplified here and change often. Confirm your position with a qualified tax advisor before making decisions.
Frequently asked questions
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Full Peru guide
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Peru for other nationalities
Not legal advice. Visa rules change frequently and consulates interpret them differently. Always verify current requirements with the official consulate or immigration authority before applying. Official source: Superintendencia Nacional de Migraciones del Perú (official portal — program not listed; verify status here).