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Peru’s Mincetur sets requirements for casino and slot-machine authorisations

Licences & markets

Source: Mincetur (Peru)

Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) accepts applications for express authorisation to operate casinos or slot machines at specified hotels, tourist restaurants and resorts. The authorisation lasts five years and may be renewed for successive four-year terms. Applicants must be legal entities and undergo legal, technical and financial assessments.

Prospective operators must meet venue, ownership and assessment requirements to obtain authorisation for casino or slot operations.

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