Chile to Peru | Customs and Immigration DUPLICATE OF Peru-Chile Border

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Entering Peru drive 100m to the Peru entry point. Immigration will want to see your passport and the TVIP, slip along with the immigration entry form.
Then take the TVIP and paperwork outside to the contracted inspectors (blue shirts, not formal Aduana). Get inspected. Get their stamp/signature, and then to the left of the building as you face it to the Aduana station. They will want title, passport, TVIP, immigration form, and driver's licence. They will give you a slip to keep until you exit Peru.