Immigration

urbandave wrote:

I have lived here for a year and have not been able to find a solution to be able to stay here.

Historically, Peru has charged only a small per-day fee such as one dollar US per day for overstays.

Nevertheless, you appear to have overstayed for so long that the authorities might consider you an illegal immigrant given the circumstances you describe.

Get this cleaned up ASAP.  Pay your overstay fine of about $200 or more.  Be here legally.

If you pay the fine without getting legal advice first, you could theoretically be deported and/or told you may not re-enter the country for nine months or more.

Conditions change.  Countries need more income streams.  Expats staying in a country without papers for long periods could be at risk, regardless of past indifference by the powers that be.  The Peruvian administration changed this year due to corruption issues .. and the new administration can impose restrictive policies at any time

cccmedia in Lima

urbandave wrote:

I have lived here for a year and have not been able to find a solution to be able to stay here.

Does this mean that you don't have a job, a pension or other regular income .. or money to invest or another approved method of obtaining a visa?

Or are you simply seeking an attorney to assist in applying for a visa because you have at least one of these prerequisites?

Have you searched this forum's directory for an attorney?  Have you searched this forum's posts relevant to your situation with search terms such as visa overstay, visa rules, immigration attorney?

To find the search box, visit the forum's welcome page and scroll down a bit.

cccmedia in Lima