Registry entry

Peru Visa Application (Formulario DGC-005)

Apply for a Peruvian visa through the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores (Cancillería), Formulario DGC-005, "Solicitud de Visa" — a genuine AcroForm PDF published directly by the Ministry (gob.pe) and mirrored unauthenticated by its consulates worldwide. Opens Peru as this registry's 38th jurisdiction, via the Visa vertical. Covers the applicant-facing Sección 1 (Procedimiento a Realizar / visa type and sub-category selection) and Sección 2 (Datos del Solicitante / general applicant information: passport, names, sex, marital status, place of birth, nationality, date of birth, profession, domestic and foreign addresses, email), plus the conditional Sección 4 (Grupo Artístico) required only when the Artista sub-category is selected. Does not model: Sección 3 (signature, right-index fingerprint, and photo — physical marks/attachment captured in person at the consular counter, not data-entry fields), Sección 5 (Reservado para Uso Interno — internal Cancillería/DIGEMIN case-processing fields), or Sección 6 (Observaciones and the Cónsul's own signature — consular-officer-only). This document does not submit an application; the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores and its consular network are always authoritative.

Registry entry

pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005

Jurisdiction
Peru · national
Version
1.0.0
Verification
draft

Authoritative source Formulario DGC-005, "Solicitud de Visa"

Machine access

Registry catalog
registry/index.jsonone record per schema id

Field reference

21 fields, read from the published schema.json, with names, types, requiredness, and validation as the document states them. The live government form remains the authoritative source.

Fields

  • visaType enum required

    The form implements this as seven checkbox-style widgets grouped under two printed headings: six Visa Temporal sub-categories (Turista, Negocios, Transeúnte, Artista, Tripulante, Otro) and the separate Visa Residente category. The source has no top-level 'Visa Temporal' checkbox of its own — selecting any of the six sub-category boxes is what signals a temporary-visa application, as opposed to checking Residente. Negocios, Transeúnte, Artista, Tripulante, and Residente are genuine AcroForm checkbox (Btn) widgets with exportValue "On"; Turista and Otro are implemented as small plain text (Tx) boxes at the equivalent grid position rather than true checkboxes — a disclosed authoring inconsistency in the source PDF, not a meaningful difference for this schema.

    enum: 7 valuesclassification: pii
  • otroEspecifique string

    Free-text box immediately following the Otro checkbox. Its own AcroForm field name carries the internal alternativeText "Business" despite sitting in the generic 'Otro' position — a disclosed field-naming artifact of the source PDF (likely copy-pasted from a template), not evidence this box is scoped only to business-type visas.

  • passportType string required

    First of two blanks under item 1's combined label "Tipo.Nro.Pasaporte" (Type, Num. Passport); e.g. Ordinario, Diplomático, Oficial, Especial. The form does not print an enumerated checkbox list for this value, so it is modelled as free text.

    length: 0–30classification: pii
  • passportNumber string required

    Second blank under item 1, labelled "Nro" (Num).

    length: 0–20classification: sensitive-pii
  • apellidoPaterno string required

    Printed English gloss on the form reads "(Last Name)", but the Spanish label and this form's own naming convention (paired with apellidoMaternoCasada below) make clear this is the paternal surname, the first of Peru's standard two-surname convention.

    length: 0–60classification: pii
  • apellidoMaternoCasada string required

    Item 3: the maternal surname (Peru's standard second surname) or, for a married woman using her husband's name, her married surname — the source form offers a single blank serving either meaning, disambiguated only by the applicant's own circumstances.

    length: 0–60classification: pii
  • nombres string required

    Nombres

    length: 0–100classification: pii
  • sexo enum required

    Two small checkbox-position boxes, Masculino above Femenino; neither is a true AcroForm checkbox widget in this revision (both are plain text boxes at the checkbox grid position), consistent with the Turista/Otro pattern noted on visaType.

    enum: MASCULINO | FEMENINOclassification: pii
  • maritalStatus enum required

    Four checkbox-position boxes in a 2x2 grid (Soltero/Viudo above Casado/Divorciado). Soltero and Casado are genuine AcroForm checkbox (Btn) widgets; Viudo and Divorciado's underlying widgets carry no alternativeText (Divorciado's own widget field name is literally "undefined" in the source PDF) — inferred from their fixed grid position directly beside Viudo/Divorciado's printed labels, cross-checked against the row order (Soltero/Viudo, then Casado/Divorciado) common to both the 2013 and 2019 revisions of this form.

    enum: SOLTERO | CASADO | VIUDO | DIVORCIADOclassification: pii
  • lugarNacimiento string required

    The form's own parenthetical qualifies this as the country of birth, not city/place generally.

    length: 0–100classification: pii
  • nacionalidad string required

    Nacionalidad

    length: 0–100classification: pii
  • fechaNacimiento date required

    The source implements this as eight individual single-character AcroForm text boxes (day: 'd'+'d2'; month: 'm1'+'m2'; year: 'a1'-'a4') rather than one field, printed with a dd/mm/aaaa format hint. Consolidated here into a single ISO 8601 date field per this registry's established convention for segmented date-of-birth boxes.

    classification: sensitive-pii
  • profesionOcupacion string required

    Profesión/Ocupación

    length: 0–100
  • domicilioPeru string required

    The source spans this address across two visual line boxes (a first line at the item-11 label's own row, a second, full-width continuation line below it); consolidated into one field.

    length: 0–200classification: pii
  • telefonoPeru string optional

    Unnumbered sub-field beside item 11, without its own item number in the source's own numbering scheme — treated as optional, unlike the 13 numbered items, which this schema treats as required.

    length: 0–30classification: pii
  • domicilioExtranjero string required

    Domicilio en el Extranjero (Permanent Address)

    length: 0–200classification: pii
  • paisExtranjero string required

    Unnumbered sub-field of item 12, but required here since a foreign permanent address is not meaningfully complete without its country.

    length: 0–100classification: pii
  • telefonoExtranjero string optional

    Unnumbered sub-field of item 12 — treated as optional, matching telefonoPeru.

    length: 0–30classification: pii
  • correoElectronico string required

    Item 13 — present only in the 2019 AcroForm revision this schema is sourced from; absent from the older 2013 text-layer-only mirror a prior cycle had screened.

    patternlength: 0–254classification: pii
  • grupoArtisticoNombre string

    Sección 4 applies "ONLY FOR ARTIST — APLICATION" per its own printed heading; this field is the artistic group/ensemble's name, not the applicant's own name (already captured in nombres/apellidoPaterno/apellidoMaternoCasada).

    length: 0–150classification: pii
  • grupoArtisticoNacionalidad string

    The artistic group's nationality, conditionally required alongside grupoArtisticoNombre.

    length: 0–100

Verification record

This file is the source-review record for this document version, per the manual-source-review-v1 practice. It documents the provenance of the published fields and flow and states the current verification claim honestly.

Current claim

  • status: draft
  • verification.method: manual-source-review-v1
  • verification.lastVerifiedAt: 2026-07-11

This is a GovSchema Standard Research cycle (GOV-2419), a general research-analyst brief covering DMV, Business Formation, Visa, Passport, Taxes, and National ID & Civic Documents across all jurisdictions.

Why this candidate

CATALOG.md's own "Known Gaps & Opportunities" section (item 11, the GOV-2404 cycle's own note) named Peru's DGC-005 visa form as a re-confirmed candidate, but described it as weaker than the Vietnam TK01 form ultimately authored that cycle: "genuine unauthenticated static text-layer PDF... none carrying genuine AcroForm widgets." This cycle re-opened that assessment rather than treating it as settled, and re-fetched the form from three independent gob.pe mirrors instead of trusting the single mirror the prior cycle had examined:

  • The Barcelona consulate's own gob.pe page (consulado-del-peru-en-iquique/5193085) serves a 2013 revision: Microsoft Word 2007, IsAcroFormPresent: false, 0 AcroForm widgets — a genuine plain text-layer PDF, matching the prior cycle's characterization.
  • The Ministry's own institutional page (gob.pe/institucion/rree/informes-publicaciones/279740-formulario-de-solicitud-de-visa-dgc-005) and the Guayaquil consulate's page (gob.pe/institucion/consulado-del-peru-en-guayaquil/informes-publicaciones/7986809-formulario-de-solicitud-de-visa-dgc-005) both serve a byte-identical (sha256:1b728535857a1b40...), materially different 2019 revision: Microsoft Word 2016, IsAcroFormPresent: true, 63 real AcroForm widgets, most carrying self-documenting alternativeText tooltips. This is a genuinely stronger candidate than the prior cycle scouted, not a re-confirmation of the same weak finding — the prior cycle's own single-mirror check happened to land on the superseded 2013 copy.

The 2019 revision also differs substantively in content, not just format: it replaces the older binary Visa Temporal/Visa Residente split with a seven-way visa-subtype checkbox group (Turista, Negocios, Transeúnte, Artista, Tripulante, Otro, Residente), adds a Correo Electrónico field (item 13) with no counterpart in the 2013 copy, and adds an entirely new conditional Sección 4 ("Grupo Artístico — ONLY FOR ARTIST-APPLICATION") that does not exist in the 2013 copy at all. This schema is authored against the 2019 revision exclusively.

Sources examined

Source 1 (primary source, canonical Ministry-hosted copy)
  • Authority: Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores del Perú (Cancillería)
  • Document: Formulario DGC-005, "Solicitud de Visa"
  • URL (directly retrieved, HTTP 200, no login): https://cdn.www.gob.pe/uploads/document/file/321107/formulario_solicitud_visa.pdf, linked from the Ministry's own institutional publications page https://www.gob.pe/institucion/rree/informes-publicaciones/279740-formulario-de-solicitud-de-visa-dgc-005.
  • File identity: sha256:1b728535857a1b406728e52e69abfe6c2de146b9f957148ef73746c6236ab8c8, 311,026 bytes, PDF 1.6, linearized, IsAcroFormPresent: true. PDF metadata: CreationDate: 2019-05-21, Creator: Microsoft® Word 2016, Author: Lisbeth Rosangel Antialon Quispe. Confirmed byte-identical to the Guayaquil consulate's own independently-hosted copy (cdn.www.gob.pe/uploads/document/file/9767651/7986809-formulario-de-solicitud-de-visa-dgc-005.pdf), cross-checked from a second gob.pe institutional path.
  • Extraction method: pdfjs-dist (legacy build) for both the text layer (page.getTextContent(), position-sorted by transform y/x to resolve the form's two-column grid layout) and the full AcroForm widget inventory (page.getAnnotations(), 63 Widget annotations, each with fieldName, fieldType, rect, and alternativeText).
  • Retrieved / reviewed: 2026-07-11
Source 2 (superseded revision, examined for comparison only)
  • URL: https://www.consulado.pe/Documents/visas/formulario_solicitud_visa.pdf (mirrored via cdn.www.gob.pe/uploads/document/file/5193085/..., the Barcelona consulate's own gob.pe page)
  • File identity: sha256:3e3cd0b48eaffa6470f8ee3f1412d81e8d5ae217940e1ca297c9cf6958cf85ff, 35,503 bytes, PDF 1.5, IsAcroFormPresent: false, 0 AcroForm widgets. CreationDate: 2013-08-21, Creator: Microsoft® Word 2007.
  • Why not used: confirmed materially superseded by Source 1 (see "Why this candidate" above) — no email field, no Grupo Artístico section, and only a binary Temporal/Residente visa-type split rather than the current seven-way subtype group.

Field inventory (Phase 3)

| Field (schema name) | Label (source) | AcroForm widget name(s) | Example valid value | |---|---|---|---| | visaType | Procedimiento a Realizar / Type of Visa | Negocios, Transeúnte, Artista, Tripulante, Visa Residente Resident Visa (Btn/checkBox); Turista, Otro (Tx, checkbox-position boxes) | "TURISTA" | | otroEspecifique | Otro (especifique) | Business (Tx; mismatched alternativeText, see judgment call 2) | "Voluntariado" | | passportType | Tipo de Pasaporte | Type NumPassport | "Ordinario" | | passportNumber | Número de Pasaporte | Num | "AB1234567" | | apellidoPaterno | Apellido Paterno | 2 Apellido Paterno | "García" | | apellidoMaternoCasada | Apellido Materno o Casada | Casada Maiden Name | "Fernández" | | nombres | Nombres | 4 Nombres Name | "Lucía Isabel" | | sexo | Sexo | undefined_3 (Masculino, inferred), Femenino Female | "FEMENINO" | | maritalStatus | Estado Civil | Soltero Single, Casado Married (Btn); Viudo Widowed, undefined_2 (Divorciado, inferred) (Tx) | "SOLTERO" | | lugarNacimiento | Lugar de Nacimiento (País) | (text label only, no distinct widget beyond the row's blank) | "México" | | nacionalidad | Nacionalidad | 8 Nacionalidad Nationality | "Mexicana" | | fechaNacimiento | Fecha de Nacimiento | d, d2, m1, m2, a1-a4 (8 boxes, consolidated) | "1994-03-12" | | profesionOcupacion | Profesión/Ocupación | 10 ProfesiónOcupación Ocupation | "Ingeniera de Software" | | domicilioPeru | Domicilio o Alojamiento en el Perú | 11 Domicilio... AvJrCalle + ...AvJrCalle2 (2 lines, consolidated) | "Av. Larco 345, Miraflores, Lima" | | telefonoPeru | Teléfono (Perú) | Teléfono | "+51 987654321" | | domicilioExtranjero | Domicilio en el Extranjero | 12 Domicilio en el Extranjero | "Calle Reforma 120, Ciudad de México" | | paisExtranjero | País | Country | "México" | | telefonoExtranjero | Teléfono (Extranjero) | Teléfono_2 | "+52 5512345678" | | correoElectronico | Correo Electrónico | 13 Correo Electrónico Email | "lucia.garcia@example.com" | | grupoArtisticoNombre | Nombre (Grupo Artístico) | Nombre (Sección 4) | "Ensamble Bianchi" | | grupoArtisticoNacionalidad | Nacionalidad (Grupo Artístico) | Nacionalidad (Sección 4) | "Italiana" |

documents[]:

| Document id | What it is | Required? | |---|---|---| | applicantPhoto | Passport-style photo of the applicant (Sección 3) | Yes |

Access notes and judgment calls

  1. visaType collapses seven checkbox-position widgets into one enum. The source has no separate top-level "Visa Temporal" checkbox of its own — only its six sub-categories (Turista, Negocios, Transeúnte, Artista, Tripulante, Otro) and the sibling "Visa Residente" checkbox exist as widgets. Checking any one of the six sub-categories is what signals a temporary-visa application in this source; there is no redundant umbrella field to also model.
  2. otroEspecifique's underlying AcroForm field carries the internal alternativeText "Business", despite sitting at the grid position immediately after the Otro checkbox and before the next section's Visa Residente row. Treated as a field-naming artifact of the source PDF (most likely copy-pasted from another field during the form's own authoring in Word) rather than evidence that this box is scoped only to business-purpose visas — its position, not its internal name, drives this schema's interpretation.
  3. Six of the group/pair widgets have no alternativeText of their own (undefined, undefined_2, undefined_3, undefined_4, undefined_5, plus the unlabelled wide box after Visa Residente). undefined_2 and undefined_3 are resolved to Divorciado and Masculino respectively by their fixed grid position directly beside each option's own printed label (cross-checked against the row order common to both the 2013 and 2019 revisions: Soltero/Viudo then Casado/Divorciado; Masculino above Femenino). undefined_4/undefined_5 and the wide box after Visa Residente sit inside Sección 5 (Reservado para Uso Interno) or have no printed label at all and are excluded from fields[] as out of scope (official-use / unidentifiable, respectively) — see judgment call 6.
  4. No required/optional marker system (no asterisks) is printed anywhere on this form, unlike several other schemas already in this registry. This schema treats all 13 explicitly numbered Sección 2 items as required: true, and their unnumbered phone sub-fields (telefonoPeru, telefonoExtranjero) as optional, a disclosed, consistent convention rather than a claim that the source itself marks these fields' required status.
  5. fechaNacimiento consolidates 8 single-character AcroForm boxes (d, d2 for day; m1, m2 for month; a1-a4 for year) into one type: date field, per this registry's established convention for segmented date-of-birth boxes (e.g. dk/cpr/notification-of-entry).
  6. Sección 3 (Firma, Impresión Digital y Foto del Solicitante), Sección 5 (Reservado para Uso Interno), and Sección 6 (Observaciones / Firma del Cónsul o Encargado) are excluded from fields[] entirely. Sección 3's signature and fingerprint are physical marks made in person at the consular counter, not data the applicant supplies in advance — only its photo requirement is modelled, as documents[].applicantPhoto. Sección 5 (case number, DIGEMIN authorization, consulate-name pre-fill) and Sección 6 (remarks and the consul's own signature) are internal government case-processing fields, never applicant-filled.
  7. Sección 4 (Grupo Artístico) is modelled with requiredWhen gating on visaType equals ARTISTA, per its own printed heading, "ONLY FOR ARTIST – APLICATION" (sic, verbatim source typo preserved only in this note, not in the schema's own field labels).
  8. correoElectronico's validation.pattern is a general-purpose email shape check, not a source-published rule — the form itself prints no validation rule for this field beyond its own blank line.

Test run (Phase 4)

No live submission was attempted: Peru's visa system requires an in-person or consular appointment and physical signature/fingerprint capture (Sección 3), and submitting fabricated identity data against a foreign government's immigration/consular process is not a safe or reversible action — the same reasoning already documented for this registry's other consular/immigration schemas (e.g. co/cancilleria/visa-application-individual).

Instead, two independent worked mock records were built from this document's own field inventory and checked with a purpose-written script (validate_instance.mjs, mirroring the approach used by it/agenzia-entrate/modello-730 and vn/gdt/to-khai-quyet-toan-thue-thu-nhap-ca-nhan): compiles schema.json's fields[] into a JSON Schema draft 2020-12 document checked with ajv, plus a from-scratch evaluator for the shared Condition grammar that checks both fields[].requiredWhen and documents[] requiredness against a documents: [{id, provided}] array — checking documents[] requiredness explicitly, since this registry's own accumulated experience is that conformance checkers routinely skip it.

``` $ node validate_instance.mjs registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json \ conformance/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/tourist-visa-first-time-applicant.json Static (required/type/pattern/enum) validation: PASS requiredWhen/documents[] conditional validation: PASS

OVERALL: PASS

$ node validate_instance.mjs registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json \ conformance/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/artist-visa-with-ensemble.json Static (required/type/pattern/enum) validation: PASS requiredWhen/documents[] conditional validation: PASS

OVERALL: PASS ```

Mutation controls — three negative fixtures, each targeting a distinct validation rule:

``` $ # mutation-control-missing-required-field.json: 'passportNumber' (required: true) removed Static (required/type/pattern/enum) validation: FAIL - (root) must have required property 'passportNumber' requiredWhen/documents[] conditional validation: PASS OVERALL: FAIL

$ # mutation-control-email-pattern-violation.json: 'correoElectronico' set to 'not-an-email' Static (required/type/pattern/enum) validation: FAIL - /correoElectronico must match pattern "^[^@\s]+@[^@\s]+\.[^@\s]+$" requiredWhen/documents[] conditional validation: PASS OVERALL: FAIL

$ # mutation-control-missing-conditional-artist-field.json: visaType is 'ARTISTA' $ # but 'grupoArtisticoNombre' (requiredWhen visaType equals ARTISTA) removed Static (required/type/pattern/enum) validation: PASS requiredWhen/documents[] conditional validation: FAIL - field 'grupoArtisticoNombre' is required (requiredWhen matched) but not provided OVERALL: FAIL ```

The third case specifically exercises fields[].requiredWhen (as opposed to the plain static-required case in mutation-control-missing-required-field.json) — a validator that only checks static required: true fields and ignores conditional requiredWhen rules would incorrectly accept this fixture, which is exactly the gap this fixture exists to catch.

Both meta-schema validators were run against the finished document and pass clean:

``` $ node tools/validate.mjs registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json ok registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json

1/1 document(s) passed.

$ node tools/validate-ajv.mjs registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json ok registry/pe/cancilleria/solicitud-visa-dgc-005/1.0.0/schema.json [v0.3]

1/1 document(s) validated against the meta-schema (ajv 2020-12). ```

A full-registry run of both validators also passed clean, and tools/govschema-client/registry-index.json was regenerated via npm run build-index (in tools/govschema-client/, after npm ci --include=dev since a plain npm ci under a local NODE_ENV=production skips ajv's devDependency install) to include this document's entry.

Peru's other five verticals (screened this cycle, not authored)

Per the GOV-2404 cycle's own record, three of Peru's other candidates are genuine unauthenticated static text-layer PDFs without AcroForm widgets: SUNAT RUC registration (Formulario 2119, Business Formation), MTC's driver's-licence application (DMV), and DGC-005 itself was that cycle's own third comparison point for Visa — this cycle's finding that DGC-005 in fact carries a genuine 2019 AcroForm revision does not change the assessment of the other two siblings, which were not re-checked this cycle. Passport (Migraciones) and National ID (RENIEC DNI) remain appointment/biometric-gated; Taxes (SUNAT) is Clave-SOL-login-gated. Peru now stands at 1 of 6 verticals (Visa); the other five remain open backlog candidates for a future cycle, with Business Formation and DMV the strongest pre-scouted leads.

View the raw record (VERIFICATION.md)

Version history

  • 1.0.0 draft latest this page has verification record schema.json

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GovSchema is an independent, open-source project. This reference is not produced, reviewed, or endorsed by Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores del Perú or any government. The authoritative source is always the live government form and its official instructions.