Consulate General of Peru in Boston

The Peruvian office in Boston is at 20 Park Plaza, Suite 511, in the city centre. The official directory lists phone numbers, email and weekday service; the institutional page adds telephone extensions by inquiry type. Since all procedures require an appointment, keep the confirmation and check building access with the consulate before setting out.

Its jurisdiction includes Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. The office handles Peruvian documents and consular services for residents of those states, although eligibility and paperwork depend on each procedure. The official portal organises information under DNI, biometric passports, civil records, notarial services, visas and assistance, each with its own guidance and forms.

The public 2026 Saturday calendar lists specific dates and services, including passports, DNI and some notarial acts. It is not a permanent weekend schedule: we verified that visitors need to confirm both the appointment and category in the current notice. Peru’s Foreign Ministry has also reported mobile sessions elsewhere in New England, subject to specific announcements.

Google Maps comments for the Park Plaza listing include visitors who appreciate patient explanations and courteous treatment; others describe waiting or difficulty securing an appointment. These reviews can help visitors anticipate practical questions, but they are not a uniform assessment of staff and do not replace official instructions.

To avoid an unnecessary trip, identify the procedure first, review its document checklist, confirm the appointment and use the published phone or email. The emergency number should not be used for routine matters. If travelling from another state, also confirm that any mobile session covers your specific procedure and that its venue and date remain current.