Peru
Expert Secure Transport, Executive Protection & Bodyguard Services in Peru
Lima, Cusco, Arequipa
Close protection, secure transport & bodyguard services in Peru
Close Protection Global in Peru offers established security networks in important cities like Lima, Arequipa and Trujillo. Specialising in close protection, bodyguards and secure luxury transport, we protect individuals, families and small groups looking for safety and reassurance while living in or visiting the country.
Whether you’re a high-profile executive, a well-known personality, or a business or leisure traveller, our bespoke security solutions offer a ring of protection throughout your stay.
From single bodyguards and full, dedicated close protection details to discreet guarding for your accommodation arrangements or secure bodyguard-accompanied travel, we provide a comprehensive suite of personal protection services designed to anticipate and mitigate any risk you might face in Peru.
Trust Close Protection Global for complete peace of mind while visiting, living or travelling in Peru
Our bodyguard services in Peru
Peru has its own set of security challenges that can affect your safety. Our approach isn’t just about muscle; it’s smart security, tailor-made for specific circumstances.
Our close protection teams and bodyguards are seasoned pros. Many are from military or similar backgrounds. They bring preparation, experience, training and a level-headed mindset to every situation, including:
- Executive protection
- Celebrity bodyguard services
- Corporate security services
- High-net-worth security
- VIP event security
- Residential bodyguard teams
- Travel security
- Risk management
- Threat assessment
- Personal security consulting
- Public interaction management
- Armed or unarmed bodyguards
- Remote surveillance
When you need bilingual English and Spanish-speaking personnel for top-level communication in every situation, we can help.
Why Choose Close Protection Global?
Worldwide Services
Our expert close protection teams work from local security hubs in major towns and cities worldwide. Global coverage ensures that you can stay protected wherever you’re headed.
Professional Officers
Always aware that our reputation lives or dies on the quality of the personnel we supply, we apply strict standards to recruitment, training and ongoing supervision. When you need the best in the business, trust us to deliver.
Customer-Led Services
We do not do cookie-cutter solutions. From the initial enquiry, during and after the assignment, and the project debrief, we listen, learn and adapt to ensure that every client receives a bespoke service
Key security issues in Peru
Peru is a diverse and beautiful country in South America. Visiting or living in Peru can be an enriching experience, but it’s essential to be aware of the potential security risks.
It’s not all bad in Peru. It’s a much safer country today than it was just a few years ago. By taking the right security precautions, visitors can have a safe and enjoyable visit.
The Peruvian government has been actively working to create a safer environment for both its citizens and visitors through various initiatives and strategies.
Here are some of the main concerns and the areas to be most aware of
- Border Regions: The Colombian-Peruvian border in the Loreto region and other border areas have higher risks due to crime and drug trafficking.
- VRAEM (Valley of the Apurímac, Ene, and Mantaro Rivers): This area has ongoing issues with crime and terrorism.
- Remote Tourist Sites: Visit less crowded sites during daylight hours or with a guided group. If visiting alone, consider personal protection
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- Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Pay attention to what’s happening around you, especially in crowded places.
- Quiet Streets and Alleys: Avoid walking alone in poorly lit or quiet areas, especially at night in the larger cities.
- Avoid Displaying Wealth: Don’t wear expensive jewellery or flash large amounts of cash. Keep expensive electronic devices discreet.
- Secure Your Belongings: Keep bags closed and in front of you in crowded areas. Don’t leave belongings unattended. Use hotel safety deposit boxes for valuables.
- Don’t Accept Drinks or Food from Strangers: Be wary of unsolicited offers.
- Exchange Money at Official Exchanges: Use banks, exchange bureaus, or your hotel. Avoid street money changers.
- Carry a Copy of Your Passport: Keep the original in a secure place and use a photocopy for identification.
- Stay Informed: Monitor local news and observe any warnings from local authorities or embassies.
- Learn Basic Spanish Phrases: This can be helpful for basic communication in an emergency
- Emergency Numbers: Police (105), Medical Emergencies (117), Fire (116), Tourist Police (POLTUR) (+51 1 460-1060).
- Trust Your Instincts: If a situation feels unsafe, try to remove yourself from it without attracting attention
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