Peru country guide
Passive income · Last checked 2026-07-31
Calidad Migratoria Rentista Residente
Qualifying permanent pension or rent from a Peruvian or foreign source
A resident quality for a foreign person receiving a retirement pension or permanent rent from a Peruvian or foreign source.
- Country
- Peru
- Applicant basis
- Qualifying permanent pension or rent from a Peruvian or foreign source
- Responsible authority
- Superintendencia Nacional de Migraciones
- Official route status
- Current official route
- Information available
- Detailed guide
- Last checked
- 2026-07-31
Supported requirements
What the current source supports
- Apply from outside Peru for the visa procedure described on the current route page.
- Provide the current form, passport, and criminal-record evidence.
- For foreign-source rent, document at least US$1,000 in permanent net monthly income and declare that it enters through a supervised financial institution.
Applicant scope
Who this route generally serves
- Generally designed for
- Foreign applicants outside Peru who can document a permanent pension or rent, with separate in-country change procedures available where applicable.
- Legal basis named by the authority
- Legislative Decree 1350, its regulations, and the current Migraciones rentier procedure.
Route lifecycle
What to confirm from application onward
- Financial basis
- At least US$1,000 in permanent net monthly income for foreign-source rent under the current service.
- Initial status
- Rentier resident quality; current official material describes the status as indefinite.
- Renewal
- The residence quality is described as indefinite, while the identity document and current supporting status still require maintenance under applicable rules.
- Dependents
- No dependent-income increment is modeled because the cited route page does not state one.
- Work rights
- This page does not infer permission for remunerated activity from rentier status.
- Presence considerations
- Naturalization and residence maintenance apply separate continuity and absence rules.
- Permanent residence
- The rentier quality is separately described as indefinite and is not the same as the general three-year permanent-residence conversion route.
- Citizenship relationship
- Current naturalization guidance uses at least two consecutive years of legal residence plus separate continuity, record, financial, and application conditions.
Official evidence
Sources for this route
General planning information only—not legal, tax, or investment advice. A listed route does not determine eligibility. Verify current rules with the responsible authority before acting.