What our labels and dates mean

The confidence labels

Official

A confirmed government-issued rule, matched on the verification date. This is the firmest we get: you can plan around it.

Verified

Confirmed by our team and current as of the date shown, but not a single verbatim regulation. Solid enough to plan on, with the check date attached.

Reported

Consistent with what we are seeing on the ground but not yet fully confirmed. We treat reported information as provisional and label it as such.

What “last verified” means

The last-verified date is the day we last confirmed that fact. Because Peruvian rules can change, an older date is your signal to reconfirm before you commit, or to set an alert so we tell you when something we track changes.