Welcome to Peru
Is about to make you live a wonderful experience.
Peru, a magical and millenary country, has diversity and richness which are rare in the world, offering visitors infinite alternatives and the possibility of having a unique experience: history, culture, nature, adventure and much more in just one destination.
The word “Peru” evokes almost immediately the image of Machu Picchu and the Empire founded by the Incas, which show us the impressive archaeological heritage left by the most ancient civilizations which is a testimony of their art, costumes, rituals and development.
Likewise, the fact Peru has 84 out of the 104 existing ecosystems on the planet makes it a favorite destination for people who love nature.
In addition, its varied and delicious cuisine is a fusion of its native traditions with the culinary arts of Europe, Arabia, China, Africa and Japan. As a result we have unique flavors which make Peruvian cuisine one of the best and most varied in the world.
For this and many other reasons, Peru is an extraordinary destination to visit and it has recently become one of the top destinations chosen by thousands of tourists around the world.
We're working really hard to make sure that you'll get the most your exchange in both the medical practice and experience cultural.
Rest assured that our NMO and our members are already preparing for your arrival.
Feel free to contact us with any questions and we will be happy to support you on your journey.
An amazing experience awaits you!
PERU IS READY TO EX(CHANGE) YOUR LIFE !

Lying along the Pacific Coast, Peru shares borders with Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador. It has three major regions: a narrow coastal belt, the wide Andean mountains and the Amazon Basin. The coastal strip is predominantly desert, but contains Peru's major cities and its best highway, the Carratera Panamericana. The Andes comprise two principal ranges - Cordillera Occidental and Oriental - and includes Huascarán (6768m/22,199ft), Peru's highest mountain. To the east is the Amazon Basin, a region of tropical lowlands, which is drained by the Maranon and Ucayali rivers.
Cusco: The once great Inca Capital of Cusco still teems with Andean pride and has become a travelers' mecca of sorts. Narrow streets lined by Inca walls stretch out from the main plaza and indigenous farmers and craftsmen rush by carrying their wares to market. Traditional and international foods are found everywhere and shopkeepers always offer a welcoming smile.

Spanish is the main language throughout Peru, although most highland Indians are bilingual, with Quechua being their preferred language and Spanish their second tongue. When bargaining in rural markets, a Quechua word or two will not only endear you to the vendors, but usually get you an extra orange or more juice! Several small lowland groups speak their own languages. English is understood in the best hotels and in airline offices and travel agencies, but it's of little use elsewhere.
Peruvian food consists mainly of soups and stews, corn pancakes, rice, eggs and vegetables. Seafood is excellent, even in the highlands. Local specialties include ceviche, seafood prepared in lemon juice; lechón, suckling pig; and cuy, whole roasted guinea pig-however, some delicacies may only be for the most adventurous stomachs!
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- All exchange students needs Tuberculosis test and SARS-COV-2 test before the exchange
- ALL STANDARD DOCUMENTS REQUIRED MUST BE UPLOADED IN PDF OR JPG FORMAT in the database.
- If you don’t have Health insurance, we’ll cancel your exchange without any options.
- We’ll send you the CA as soon as possible. Maybe it won’t has the name of host but we’ll give you the contact of the LEO from our LC.
- You don't need a visa to enter Peru, but depending of your country (you can verify if your country needs visa by clicking on this link:
http://www.rree.gob.pe/Documents/REQUERIMIENTOS_DE_VISAS_PARA_CIUDADANOS_EXTRANJERO.pdf
Why do an exchange in Peru?
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- As a general rule, a social program will be offered with other incoming students within each city.
- We’ll give you a calendar with all of our activities that we’ll be able do in this month
All the months in all LCs, there is a social program designated to the cultural development of the incomings in every city. They should be contacted at least one month before the exchange, in order to plan the activities of the month in advance.
We are improving our National Social Program system, so is probably you will be requested to fill in a form if you want to go to Cuzco or other cities.