The Consulate General of Peru in Salt Lake City has officially opened its diplomatic operations, marking the third nation to establish a physical presence for consular services within the state. The new office, located at 11E Broadway, Suite 220, provides a localized hub for the Peruvian community and official government functions.
New Consulate Operations
According to an announcement from the Consulado General del Perú en Salt Lake City on July 19, 2026, the consulate is now active and serving its constituents. The office is situated at 111 E Broadway, Suite 220, in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The consulate's official social media presence indicates that the Peruvian community is invited to engage with the new office. This opening follows a period of preparation for establishing formal diplomatic and administrative services within the Salt Lake Valley.
Contact and Location Details
The establishment of the Peruvian consulate provides direct contact methods for residents requiring consular assistance. The office can be reached via telephone at (385) 267-1146 or through email at conperslc@gmail.com.
In addition to its physical location, the consulate maintains an official digital presence to facilitate communication with the public and provide updates on services and community events.
Expanding International Presence
The arrival of Peruvian diplomatic services expands the network of foreign representations available to Utah residents. As of June 8, 2026, the Utah Authentications office maintained a directory of international embassies in the United States to assist users in contacting various countries regarding document authentication.
This directory serves as a resource for identifying which foreign embassies can be contacted when specific questions regarding the authentication of documents cannot be answered by state officials. The presence of the Peruvian consulate adds to the growing list of international entities with official ties to the region.
Service Availability
The opening of the Salt Lake City consulate represents a significant development for the local Peruvian population, offering streamlined access to government services. The office is currently listed as closed during non-business hours, following standard administrative schedules.
