Venezuelans in Peru with professional qualifications, masters and doctorates in the private sector

Sevilla told the Andina News Agency that some of these professionals are already contributing to the workforce in Peru and that their profiles are available to the private sector.

"History has shown us that the migrant has contributed to, contributes to, and will continue to contribute to the development of the host country.For this, it is necessary first of all that there be an agile, dynamic and realistic standard for regulating facilities. "

The Chief of Migration reported that the other half of Venezuelans in Peru is composed of Undergraduate students, technical graduates, entrepreneurs and miners account for 12% of the total of these foreign citizens.

60 MILLE VENEZUELENS COUNT WITH PTP

In 2017, Of the 10 Venezuelans aged between 25 and 50 who were in Peru, seven had professional degrees, many of whom are working under the Temporary Permission Permit (PTP) granted by Migrations.

At present, he says, out of more than 368 000 Venezuelans in Peru, 60,000 received the a temporary residence permit, which allows them to work and pay taxes.

Seville declared that, in the face of the displacement of Venezuelans by the South American region, Peru has accepted, within the framework of the Lima Group, to give a regional response en bloc.

LOS HIJOS DE PERUANOS

"And in the case of Peru, the answer is the TPP, activated in January 2017 and then hosted by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, and in this sense we will ", He said.

On the other hand, Seville reported that, out of the 1,022 foreign nationalized Peruvians, more than 25% are Venezuelan citizens, mostly children of the 110,000 Peruvians who traveled to Venezuela in the 70s and 80s. because of the Peru crisis.