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Visa-free, 90 days
You may stay up to 90 days in any 180 days.
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Official wording
Alemania … Si 90*** … (90***) Días cada 180 días desde su primer ingreso al territorio nacional.
Aevamo’s reading
D.L. 1350 (Decreto Legislativo de Migraciones) and its Reglamento (D.S. 007-2017-IN), as consolidated in this MIGRACIONES edition and amended by D.L. 1582, create the obligation: a visa is the authorization a foreigner needs to be admitted (art. 27), lacking the required visa is an impediment to entry (art. 48.1.i), and visa-exempt foreigners may present directly at border control (Reglamento art. 129). The RREE table then applies that framework by enumerating which passports are exempt.
Alemania (and each issuer on this row) is listed 'Si' with the plazo '90***' in the Turista column, and the note defines 90*** as 90 days each 180 days from first entry — visa-free entry with a rolling 90-day allowance per 180-day window.
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