In a significant move to enhance travel opportunities, Peru has announced that Moroccan citizens holding valid visas for the Schengen Area or the United States can now visit the country without the need for a separate Peruvian visa. This decision, detailed in Supreme Decree No. 033-2026-RE, was published in Peru's official gazette, El Peruano, and marks a notable easing of travel restrictions for Moroccan nationals.
According to the decree, individuals from Morocco who possess current ordinary passports and hold either a Schengen or a US visa are exempt from the tourist visa requirement when entering Peru. This initiative aims to promote tourism and strengthen bilateral relations between Morocco and Peru, allowing Moroccan travelers to explore the rich culture and breathtaking landscapes that Peru has to offer.
The decree emphasizes that this exemption applies specifically to the tourist migration status, thereby encouraging more Moroccan visitors to experience the wonders of Peru, including iconic sites such as Machu Picchu and the vibrant city of Cusco. This move is expected to not only benefit Moroccan tourists but also contribute positively to Peru's tourism industry.
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