Peru - 2 years citizenship

I know nothing about Peru, would like to learn. How to obtain residence? Stay requirements? How to obtain citizenship?

Dictator said:

Why nobody talks about Peru? 2 years. As fast as the one of Argentina. However, Peru is at least more sutable for living and business.

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Not even people from Peru want to live there, 5 presidents in less than 4 years and 7 in just 10 years... That's stability right there

latindev said:

Not even people from Peru want to live there, 5 presidents in less than 4 years and 7 in just 10 years... That's stability right there

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I don't think they talk about "living" there.

void said:

I don't think they talk about "living" there.

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Peru requires you to show documentation of you staying there for at least 183 days/year, an exam with questions about Peruvian geography, history, culture, current affairs AND it will be in Spanish... So I think Peru actually wants you to "live" there for those years

Dictator said:

Why nobody talks about Peru? 2 years. As fast as the one of Argentina. However, Peru is at least more sutable for living and business.

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If I can buy the passport, I am in, but living there?

latindev said:

Not even people from Peru want to live there, 5 presidents in less than 4 years and 7 in just 10 years... That's stability right there

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latindev said:

Peru requires you to show documentation of you staying there for at least 183 days/year

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Exactly! 182 days too many for me!

Dictator said:

Argentina

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I'll take Argentina ANY day of the week and twice on Sundays. In Argentina, there are some incredibly smart people...e.g. look up Rene Favaloro.

I can't deal with the average Peruvian.

Dictator said:

So what? I speak spanish.
I think you think too much.

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So what? me too and I was answering another user about why Peru actually wants you to live there (like basically almost every other country).
I think you think too much.

Dictator said:

How have you been able to conclude this? How many peruvians have you asked?

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I came to that conclusion by having a brain, by working with people from Peru for about 6 years and also by the increasing percentage of the population who actually left the country and don't plan to go back (which is already above 10% of the Peruvian population). Go to Chile, the US or Spain and ask them if they prefer living in Peru.

Btw here's the source of my statement: https://cdn.www.gob.pe/uploads/docu...ision-desde-los-registros-administrativos.pdf. It's already 2 years old but I don't think the situation has changed (in fact, I think it's even worst).

Dictator said:

Too much assumptions with no experience. Hence, wrong conclusions. Advice, advice, advice... in every topic

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I comment on topics I have knowledge, it's up to those who open a topic asking for comments (like you) if they want to listen or not

Dictator said:

So it's 2 times less than what I thought when I was creating this topic.

You've sold me my own topic

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Do it! Good luck! Enjoy Lima!
Let us know how it works out for you AFTER those 2 years and when you apply for citizenship!

PS. Peru has worldwide taxes...but you already knew that, right?

Peru can give you the f**k around - happened to a crypto YouTuber

Dictator said:

And advice I have in spades:

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Unsolicited advice?

You may want to memorize the following:

wellington said:

Peru can give you the f**k around - happened to a crypto YouTuber

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He's about to brutally understand & experience why Peru is underdeveloped and its average IQ lower than Koko's (The gorilla)
The ONLY reason Peru's IQ is somewhat not down in the doldrums is due to the "large" Japanese influx, which only attributes to 0.2% of Peru's population

Source: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0160289615000641

wellington said:

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In Peru's defense...This is ALL over the world...
Most "gang members under the ruse of government" in underdeveloped countries only see us, "the gringos", as cash cows!

PS. I have TONS of stories of million-dollar business deals that NEVER happened in underdeveloped countries because the locals wanted me to hire them, their cousins, their goats, their dogs, their neighbors with stipends and bonuses etc etc... maybe amounting to US$5K per month, while had they done the deal independently from being a wage slave, they would have earned +$1M a year. How their "logic", for lack of a better term, functions is mind-boggling & a mystery to me.

JohnnyDoe said:

I know nothing about Peru, would like to learn. How to obtain residence? Stay requirements? How to obtain citizenship?

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It's way easier to get the argentinian citizenship

Rome said:

It's way easier to get the argentinian citizenship

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Can you start a thread on the subject? (No marriage route, please)

JohnnyDoe said:

Can you start a thread on the subject? (No marriage route, please)

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Directly from the horse's mouth: Obtener la ciudadanía argentina


and... the MOST important of ALL (circled in RED):

JohnnyDoe said:

Can you start a thread on the subject? (No marriage route, please)

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jafo said:

Directly from the horse's mouth: Obtener la ciudadanía argentina


and... the MOST important of ALL (circled in RED):
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How do you document the 2 years of uninterrupted residence?

JohnnyDoe said:

How do you document the 2 years of uninterrupted residence?

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You don't need that. 180 days a year for 2 years is enough. sometimes, not even that. It's not the government who decides on citizenship applications. It's a judge.