Consulate General of Peru in Salt Lake City

The opening of a consular general office in Salt Lake City changed the practical map for Peruvians in Utah: Supreme Resolution 143-2023-RE elevated the office and set its jurisdiction as that state. An Idaho service event in 2024 was mobile outreach, not evidence that Idaho is part of the permanent jurisdiction.

The matching Google Maps listing identifies 111 E Broadway, Suite 220, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. The Foreign Ministry publishes +1 385 267-1146 and conperslc@gmail.com; its directory also lists consultas.conperslc@gmail.com. Maps shows weekday service from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Confirm hours and appointment rules because the official contact page does not give conditions by procedure.

Institutional records confirm identity-document services: the Foreign Ministry reported a DNI campaign in February 2025 and later referred to biometric passport services. These records do not replace current requirements. When checked, the office-specific Gob.pe catalog showed one election procedure rather than a full list; we do not assign a broader unverified catalogue to this office.

To prepare, identify the procedure and email the official contact with the document needed, applicant age and whether this is a first application, renewal or replacement. Ask whether an appointment is required, which originals to bring, how to pay and how collection works. Do not rely only on Maps hours, especially if you live outside Salt Lake City or need biometric capture.

Visible Maps reviews combine thanks for assistance and positive experiences with criticism about communication or coordination. They are individual accounts and cannot predict how a case will go. Keep the consulate’s written reply and prepare the file using its official checklist.

In May 2026, the office joined Utah officials at a ceremony marking two centuries of diplomatic relations. The official photograph shows the consular representative, state officials and both countries’ flags, directly documenting institutional activity. Earlier campaign dates should not be mistaken for a current appointment announcement.