How to travel to Peru for Flamengo v Palmeiras, Libertadores final | OneFootball

Flamengo and Palmeiras face each other on November 29, in Lima, Peru, for the Libertadores final

Fans of Flamengo are already preparing to travel to Lima, Peru, to watch the Libertadores final against Palmeiras. With that in mind, Coluna do Fla brings you what you need to know to avoid problems on your trip to the neighboring country.

What document is required upon arrival in Peru?

First, you must present a passport valid for at least six months or a printed and valid ID card at boarding and disembarkation. In addition, the ID card must be in good condition.

Can you present digital documents to travel to Peru?

No! Digital documents are only accepted within Brazilian territory. Therefore, Flamengo fans need to present the original printed ID. Furthermore, a National Driver’s License (CNH) and other types of professional IDs such as OAB, CREA, or a birth certificate are not accepted.

Additionally, it is important to note that only people traveling from South America can enter Peru using just their ID card. Therefore, Flamengo fans living in countries outside Mercosur will be required to present a passport.

Is it necessary to bring proof of yellow fever and COVID vaccination?

No! Brazilians do not need to present proof of yellow fever or COVID vaccination. Therefore, fans are free from the need to keep their vaccination card.

Are there hospitals with free care in Peru?

Public hospitals in Peru do not offer free care to tourists. It is highly recommended to purchase travel insurance with comprehensive coverage.

What is the recommended means of transportation in Peru?

App-based services are the most recommended for fans. This is because taxis and other services are considered extremely expensive. Therefore, Uber, Cabify, Didi, Yango, and Satelital are recommended.

What is the local currency?

The main currency in Peru is the Peruvian Sol. Also, there are no branches of Brazilian banks in the country, which means that Flamengo fans who need to withdraw money will have to do so in Brazil.

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