Peru Consulate General Manaus

About the Consulate General of Peru in Manaus

The consul general is Claudia Liliana Lapeyre Bringas, according to the Brazilian foreign ministry’s list. According to the same source, its consular district covers the states of Amazonas, Roraima, Pará and Amapá. Peru also has a consulate general in Rio Branco, a consulate general in Rio de Janeiro, a consulate general in São Paulo, an honorary consulate in Belo Horizonte, an honorary consulate in Curitiba, an honorary consulate in Fortaleza and an honorary consulate in Salvador in Brazil.

Documents checklist

The most frequent applications and the documents the Peruvian authorities ask for:

Peruvian electronic passport (adults, abroad)

• Applications abroad are handled by the Peruvian consulates (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) – check your consulate’s passport page and book an appointment where required
• Your valid DNI in good condition
• Receipt for the consular fee – the equivalent of US$70 (charged in “soles consulares” in local currency)
• If a previous passport was lost or stolen: a sworn declaration
• Old mechanical passports can no longer be renewed – a new electronic passport is issued (valid 10 years for adults)
• In an emergency (lost or stolen passport) the consulate can issue an emergency passport for the return to Peru or to your country of residence

Sources: Government of Peru (gob.pe) – biometric passport for adults abroad, Government of Peru (gob.pe) – electronic passport at Peruvian consulates (checked October 2026). Requirements and fees can change and individual posts may ask for more – confirm the current list with the consulate general.

Other consulates in Manaus

28 other countries are represented in Manaus, among them: Austria (honorary), Belgium (honorary), Colombia (consulate general), Denmark (honorary), Dominican Republic (honorary), Ecuador (honorary), El Salvador (honorary), Finland (honorary), France (honorary), Germany (honorary), Greece (honorary), Hungary (honorary), Israel (honorary), Poland (honorary), Portugal (honorary), Spain (honorary), Sweden (honorary), Switzerland (honorary), United States (consular agency), United States (honorary). The full list of all 29 missions is on the overview page for Brazil.

Closing days

National public holidays in Brazil are New Year’s Day, Good Friday, Tiradentes Day (21 April), Labour Day (1 May), Independence Day (7 September), Our Lady of Aparecida (12 October), All Souls’ Day (2 November), the Proclamation of the Republic (15 November), Black Consciousness Day (20 November) and Christmas Day; they are not moved when they fall on a weekend. Carnival Monday and Tuesday, Ash Wednesday morning and Corpus Christi are optional days (ponto facultativo) rather than public holidays, and each state and municipality also has its own holidays. The office may also close on public holidays of Peru.

Emergency assistance

For emergencies, Peruvian citizens can call +55 92 99902-8151, the number given by Consulate General of Peru in Manaus – offices (gob.pe) (accessed October 2026). In Brazil, dial 190 or 911 for the police, 192 for an ambulance and 193 for the fire brigade (GOV.UK travel advice).

Diplomatic missions of Peru in Brazil

Peru in Brazil

• Brasília – Embassy of Peru in Brazil
• Manaus – Consulate General (this page)
• Rio Branco – Consulate General
• Rio de Janeiro – Consulate General
• São Paulo – Consulate General
• Belo Horizonte – Honorary Consulate
• Curitiba – Honorary Consulate
• Fortaleza – Honorary Consulate
• Salvador – Honorary Consulate