Peru

immigration residency requires_professional_advice

Visa-free tourist admission with a hard 183-day annual cap and no extension for non-Andean passports, a legislated-but-unimplemented Digital Nomad visa, and a Rentista/Trabajador Independiente resident-visa system are source-landed and separated from tax residence and entity exposure; no specific lane is selected.

• Tourist admission confirmed
  Dutch/EU visa-free tourist admission, commonly stamped up to 90 days per entry, bounded by a hard cumulative cap of 183 days within any 365-day period; not work authorization.
• Residence categories requires_professional_advice
  Rentista (permanent passive income of at least USD 1,000/month; remote-work and freelance income explicitly excluded), Trabajador (employer-sponsored), Trabajador Independiente (self-employed, exact requisites still unpublished by Migraciones), Inversionista, and Familiar categories exist; the applicable lane and its conditions are not settled here.
• Admission / stay lane requires_professional_advice
  Tourist admission, the unimplemented Digital Nomad visa, and the resident-visa categories are landed, but no Peru lane is selected.
• Remote-work permission requires_professional_advice
  Decreto Legislativo N.° 1582 (November 2023) legislated a Digital Nomad resident visa, but Migraciones has never published its implementing procedure, so it cannot actually be applied for; tourist admission carries no work authorization of any kind, so remote work performed on tourist status sits in an unconfirmed grey area, not a documented permission -- unlike Colombia's operational Digital Nomad V-visa.

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