Travel Process

Documents allowed for domestic flights:

• A valid or expired physical or electronic ID card, provided it is legible.
• A valid physical passport or
• A valid physical Alien Identification Card or
• A valid or virtual birth certificate for minors from 7 months to 17 years and 11 months old.
• A valid and original Registration Certificate (C4), in physical or electronic form. For minors, only physical forms processed by parents or guardians are accepted, while for adults, they can be physical or virtual. This document must be scanned by the TUUA guide to verify its authenticity or
• A valid physical or electronic driver's license issued by the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC).
• Boarding pass (physical or digital).

The confirmation of your travel ticket must be done by phone, by calling by calling your airline's contact center. See Airline Directory

You should contact your airline's reservations office. See Airline Directory

To board an international flight, you must be present at the airline's counter three (3) hours the counter of the airline three (3) hours before the departure of your flight. flight departure and after that, access as early as possible to the boarding lounges in order to avoid any inconvenience. boarding lounges as early as possible in order to avoid any inconvenience. In this case, you must be at the airport at 05:00 hours.

To board a domestic flight, you must be at the airline's counter two (2) hours prior to departure. the counter of the airline two (2) hours before the departure of your flight. flight. In this case you must be at the airport at 06:00 hours.

You need to present the notarial, consular or juvenile judge's permission, passport or birth certificate (depending on the destination) and passport or birth certificate (depending on the destination) and an airline ticket. airline ticket. For more information you can contact the National Superintendence of Migration (www.migraciones.gob.pe) to the number (511) 200-1000.

Please wait in the International or Domestic Arrivals area (as appropriate). Domestic Arrivals (as appropriate). Your daughter will come out to the public area accompanied by airline personnel, who will ask you for your identity ID to hand over your child to you.

Yes, however, if you decide to go out to the public zone, you will have to go through the Immigration and Customs pass the Migratory and Customs control to enter the country, losing your status as a transit passenger. When you return to the Airport to catch your connecting flight, you will have to pay in cash the Unified Use cash the Unified Airport Usage Fee (TUUA), which amounts to US$ 30.95 for international flights. We recommend that you be at the airport 3 hours before the departure of your international flight. international flight.

You must present your passport. For more information you can contact the National Superintendence of Migration (www.migraciones.gob.pe) to the number (511) 200-1000.

Please contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs www.rree.gob.pe

If you are a passenger in transit, national:
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