Consulate General of Peru in Chicago

The Consulate General of Peru in Chicago occupies Suite 2200 at 333 N Michigan Avenue, downtown. The current address appears on Gob.pe and the office’s active channels; some older pages still retain a previous location, so we recommend checking the address on the appointment confirmation.

Its jurisdiction covers eight states: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. The office organises information on biometric passports, DNI, civil records, notarial acts, visas and consular assistance. Identity and travel documents have specific scheduling or instruction pages; other services publish their own forms and requirements.

Published in-person service runs Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; telephone inquiries have a separate window that continues until 5 p.m. Central Time. This distinction helps callers plan without assuming the public counter stays open as long as the phone line. Before visiting, check the appointment, fees and whether every applicant, including minors, must attend.

Peru’s Foreign Ministry reported consular sessions in Madison and Cleveland during the summer of 2026. Those notices give specific dates and services that included passports, DNI, records and notarial procedures. They show how the office has reached communities farther away, but they are not an annual calendar and do not justify travelling to a site without a new official notice.

Public comments on the exact Google Maps listing present a mixed picture: some visitors appreciate staff assistance and guidance, while others describe delays, difficulty reaching the office or appointment coordination. Reviews do not guarantee the same experience for everyone. We recommend preparing the paperwork, keeping receipts and contacting the office through its routine channel before making a long journey.