Peruvians in Chile

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Peruvians in Chile
*Peruanos en Chile*
Total population

185.428 (2013)^[1]
Languages
Chilean Spanish · Peruvian Spanish · Quechuan · Aymara
Religion
Christianity, minorities of other religions.

Peruvians in Chile consists of mainly of immigrants and expatriates from Peru as well as their locally born descendants. Both countries share the Spanish language; their historical origins are common (part of the Spanish Empire).

References

^ Chile no aplica el acuerdo de residencia MERCOSUR a peruanos

Ancestry and ethnicity in Chile

Indigenous peoples

Araucanian	Cunco Huilliche Mapuche Moluche Pehuenche Picunche Puelche
Others	Aimara Atacameño Diaguita Kaweshkar Quechuas Rapanui Selk'nam Tehuelche Yaghan

Immigration

European	Austrian Basque Belgian British English Scottish Welsh Croatian Czech Dutch French German Greek Hungarian Irish Italian Polish Russian Spanish Catalan Galician Swiss
Others	African Americans & Canadians Arab Lebanese Palestinian Argentines Armenian Bolivian Brazilian Chinese Colombian Dominican Filipino Haitian Indian Japanese Jewish Korean Mexican Paraguayan Peruvian Romani Uruguayan Venezuelan

Category:Ethnic groups in Chile

See also

References