I thank the algorithm for bringing me to your vids, you mention the 60 day - 90 day tourist visa, what about going by bus and juggling living between Peru-Bolivia-Argentina-Ecaudor?
Well I’m glad you are enjoying them enough to keep clicking 😂❤️🙏🏻 as far as the juggling goes…. Actually I’ll make a video about this too 😂 because it’s possible but complicated
As far as I know, making your own enterprise, sidesteps that. But I could be completely wrong, you probably know better than I do about past Peruvian visa regulations, I’ve only started this process pretty recently 🙏🏻
I am interested, do you have a recommendation for a lawyer? I have been communicating with 3, but it's hit or miss and two are giving me two different views on being able to apply for citizenship after 2 years ( with a Rentista / Retirement Visa) living in Peru. I think one lawyer has a bias about a foreigner applying ( feel that they don't want anyone applying for citizenship ) and the other says I need to wait 5 years, not 2 years, before applying. The third lawyer just never followed up with me after my consultation fees, yes, I paid fees for consultations with all of them. Great video!
So from what I have heard, after holding a visa for 3 years in a row and staying in the country more than 183 days a year those three years. It makes sense that they wouldn’t want to get you to apply for citizenship because as soon as that process is over they stop getting paid. I can give you the number of a trusted lawyer if you want, she’s based in Cusco
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I thank the algorithm for bringing me to your vids, you mention the 60 day - 90 day tourist visa, what about going by bus and juggling living between Peru-Bolivia-Argentina-Ecaudor?
Well I’m glad you are enjoying them enough to keep clicking 😂❤️🙏🏻 as far as the juggling goes…. Actually I’ll make a video about this too 😂 because it’s possible but complicated
Can you make a video on the religious/spiritual visa? Bahá'ís have branches in every country of the world and been in Perú since the 50s. Thanks!
I will definitely do this, although I know the lease about this style of residency I’ll do my research and make this asap
Seems it has become easier, a few years ago you had to employ some locals to get the business visa.
As far as I know, making your own enterprise, sidesteps that. But I could be completely wrong, you probably know better than I do about past Peruvian visa regulations, I’ve only started this process pretty recently 🙏🏻
I am interested, do you have a recommendation for a lawyer? I have been communicating with 3, but it's hit or miss and two are giving me two different views on being able to apply for citizenship after 2 years ( with a Rentista / Retirement Visa) living in Peru. I think one lawyer has a bias about a foreigner applying ( feel that they don't want anyone applying for citizenship ) and the other says I need to wait 5 years, not 2 years, before applying. The third lawyer just never followed up with me after my consultation fees, yes, I paid fees for consultations with all of them. Great video!
So from what I have heard, after holding a visa for 3 years in a row and staying in the country more than 183 days a year those three years. It makes sense that they wouldn’t want to get you to apply for citizenship because as soon as that process is over they stop getting paid. I can give you the number of a trusted lawyer if you want, she’s based in Cusco
@@mambokambo Yes, that would be awesome.
Hey sorry it took so long to get back to you, reach out to her here 🙏🏻 +51 984 734 435
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@@mambokambo thanks so. much for this! Are you happy with your choice of staying in Peru? Which visa did you decide to go on?