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Peru's Honorary Consul in Andorra Plans Second Itinerant Passport Session

Jaume Tàpies announced a follow-up itinerant passport issuance in December after the first session's success, allowing Peruvian residents in Andorra to access services locally rather than traveling to Barcelona.

Key Points

  • First session in June issued about 50 passports to Peruvian residents.
  • Some locals missed it despite social media and WhatsApp promotions.
  • No permanent consulate planned due to small Peruvian community under 1,000.
  • Contact required via email or in person for December event details.

Jaume Tàpies, Peru's honorary consul in Andorra, will hold a second itinerant passport issuance session in December to serve local Peruvian residents who missed the initial event.

The first session took place in June and processed around 50 passports, Tàpies noted. Although promoted through social media and WhatsApp groups for the Peruvian community, some people overlooked the announcements and requested another opportunity. The upcoming event aims to assist those unable to attend previously.

Tàpies dismissed online calls from some residents for a permanent consulate similar to Barcelona's, pointing to Andorra's Peruvian population of fewer than 1,000. He highlighted comparable honorary consulates in Spanish cities such as Vigo, Salamanca, and Mallorca, which handle bigger communities without dedicated offices.

Those wishing to participate should contact the consulate by email or in person and supply a WhatsApp number or email address for notifications on the exact date and process. Updates will follow via official channels.

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