Quick Travel Tools Do I need a visa for Peru with an Australian passport?
No visa required for stays up to 180 days.
What you need
- Passport: Australian passport, typically valid 6+ months beyond your stay.
- Maximum stay: 180 days on this entry type.
Peru at a glance
| Region | South America |
|---|---|
| Everyday prices | 46 on our price index (US = 100) |
| Power | Type A/B/C sockets, 220/380 V, 60 Hz |
On cost, Peru is mid-priced for travelers: everyday prices sit at about 46 on a global index where the United States is 100. See how Peru compares to 179 countries.
Pack a plug adapter: Australian devices use Type I, but Peru uses Type A/B/C. Voltage differs too (220/380 V there versus 230/400 V at home), so check for a dual-voltage label before plugging in. Full plug and voltage guide for Peru.
Common questions
Do Australian citizens need a visa for Peru?
No. No visa required for stays up to 180 days.
How long can an Australian passport holder stay in Peru?
Up to 180 days on this entry type. Longer stays require a different visa category.
Is the visa information on this page official?
No. This is a summary compiled from a public passport-requirement dataset and can lag rule changes. Always confirm with Peru's embassy or official immigration portal before you travel.
Nearby destinations for Australian passport holders
Sorted by distance from Peru, useful if your trip covers more than one country.