These are the requirements for entering Peru with a dog, based on a departure from Germany/the EU. Requirements can change — always confirm with the relevant authority before you travel.
Yes – for dogs and cats from 3 months of age
From 3 months.
Dog: parvovirus, distemper, hepatitis (HCC), leptospirosis; cat: panleukopenia — stated on the certificate
Yes – internal + external deworming before travel (within 15 days; meet conservatively)
Original zoosanitary certificate from the origin authority; Spanish translation recommended
No import ban; Ley 27596: American Pit Bull Terrier + crosses = "potentially dangerous", owner conditions
Potentially dangerous dogs: registration + licence with the municipality of residence (Ley 27596)
No prior import permit; clearance on arrival
Not required; ISO microchip recommended
Not required
No quarantine if requirements met and SENASA inspection passed
These apply on the ground in the destination country — to everyone, not as an entry condition — and depend on the breed and situation (e.g. public transport, listed breeds).
Dangerous breeds: muzzle + leash mandatory in all public places (Ley 27596)
SENASA pages give conflicting deworming windows (15 vs. 30 days) — use the shorter + confirm; time the certificate tightly
On arrival (LIM) contact the SENASA desk; document check + clinical inspection; SENASA fee ~S/ 99 (verify locally)
Authority: SENASA (Servicio Nacional de Sanidad Agraria del Perú)
🗓️ Read at the responsible authority on 20/07/2026.
Check your specific route & airlines →For informational purposes only. Regulations change frequently — verify with the relevant authorities before travel.