SANAT/SENASA Peru Control | Checkpoint
Peru
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- Verified:
- 2 months ago
- GPS:
- -15.85909, -69.95701
- Elevation:
- 3817.5 masl
- Contributor:
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They asked for our TIP only. Permanent control. They only stop cars heading TO Puno.
There is also a SENASA control, going south, too.
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We passed today (wednesday 2pm). There were policemen but did not check on either side...
Report Check-InSince we come actually from Brazil, we didn't do the paperstuff for our dog.
This is the second time in Peru for us with our dog - back then from Ecuador North to South and had no problems getting through without import papers. We weren't checked here either.
This time from Brazil we had the first control about 100km after the border and were almost sent back. However, since all vaccinations and parasite treatments were up to date, we were finally able to drive on.
That's why we didn't want to risk it again here and in case someone feels the same:
There is a super nice road through the hills, driveable for all vehicles and you bypass this point. We have marked the street with a "star", it can also be seen on Google when you zoom in.
(North to South: 36B till Malcomayo, turn left, over Inchupalla. Slightly south of Chucuito you reach the 3S).
Saturday evening (05:00 PM) heading towards Bolivia. We were standing over an hour in the queue, nothing happened. At 06:00 PM the traffic goes on. No co Teil. Nada. Don’t understand why we stood here over an hour
Report Check-InThey are pretty uptight about pets. We entered Peru from the north and did not check our dog in as there was no one there to do it (La Balsa). Someone checked her rabies vaccine and that was it. 3 months later going through this checkpoint they stopped and asked if we had a pet, which we do obviously. Lots of questions and discussing why we don't have Peru paperwork for her. We showed them all our paperwork for her vaccines and health cert from Ecuador. They let us go as we did not do anything wrong, but it took some time and patience. So, if coming from Bolivia, I would make sure your paperwork is in order.
Report Check-InStopped on our way back in from Bolivia.
As we are planning to return to Bolivia in a few weeks, we didn't bother with the pet paperwork, as the first time we entered Peru the SANASA was shut and we were let in without documents.
They asked to see the pet paperwork (which we didn't have) and after a lengthy discussion, explaining that we needed to return in two weeks to take our cat to a vet and her let us pass.
Report Check-InNo stop here today (Saturday). There was an officer but just on his phone.
Report Check-Inestaban aqui pero no nos han pedido nada
ils étaient là mais ne nous ont pas arrêtés
Report Check-InThey didn't stopped us.
Não nos pararam em nenhuma blitz até aqui desde Desaguadero.
Report Check-InStop and asked for TIP and Dog papers. Ensure you check your dog on entry to Peru at the border. Costs 98 soles for paperwork.
Report Check-InComing from Bolivia, they stopped us. We were afraid because we didn’t have the SOAT yet (going to buy at Puno), but they just asked for the aduana paper.
Report Check-InComing from Bolivia towards Cuzco. Just asked for our TIP and where we were from, as well as where we were going. No issues.
Report Check-InAsked for the TIP but we had a "Carnet de Passages" which was accepted and filled correctly at the border. We showed the carnet instead the TIP and the guy was happy about that. No vehicle control, just a curious view inside ;-)
Report Check-InThey asked for our TIP only. Permanent control. They only stop cars heading TO Puno.
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