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leaving the country with a carnet de extranjera

J
#1

Hello,


I am leaving Peru tomorrow to visit family with my husband for a month and will be back January 10. Will there be any issues when returning? Do I just show them my card? Which line do I go in when coming back?


Thank you!


Jenna

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T
#2

I come through with my american passport but i make sure they register that I am reentering with the card.聽 聽Should not be any issues, unless there are issues I am unaware of.聽 聽normal line for foreigners.聽

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J
#3

ok thank you! I didnt need to ask for permission to leave correct?

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M
#4

That鈥檚 correct. Just show your passport and carnet when you leave and when you return.

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