Do I need a voltage converter in Peru?

If your device operates on a different voltage (such as 110V, which is common in the U.S.), you will also need a voltage converter to safely use your devices in Peru. Electrical outlets in Peru are often designed to incorporate both plug types (see first image below). A round-prong plug as used in Peru.

Can I use a 100 240 volt device in Peru?

A label like “Input: 100-240V” indicates that the device can work safely with Peru’s 220V supply. If your devices fall into this category, you won’t need any additional equipment to use them in Peru. On the other hand, single-voltage devices are designed to work with a specific voltage range.

How long do you have to bring your household items to Peru?

However, you must bring your household items between 1 and 6 months after you entered the country into Peru. Only the tax is 12% of the customs value (not what your think your stuff is worth), which consists of the FOB value of the household goods plus the value of international freight and insurance.

Can I send items to Peru via a courier service?

For items send to Peru via the normal postal service (Serpost) or a courier service, other regulations apply. These prohibit, for example, importing new and used clothes and shoes as well as medication and vitamins.

Do you need a license to fly a drone in Peru?

You also no longer need a special license from the MTC, Peru’s Ministry of Transport and Communication. You do, however, have to declare your drone upon entering Peru, and pay 18% of its value as a deposit, which is refunded when you leave Peru (you’ll be given a receipt, so don’t lose it).