Although more and more countries are thankfully no longer requiring a negative PCR test for entry, there are still some in which you will need this. If you plan on traveling to Bolivia from Cusco and you’re wondering where to get a PCR test – we’ve got you covered.

Integra Medica (Google Maps)

This is where we took our test, because we found them to be the most affordable, compared to other clinics that charged an average of 300-350 Soles per person. It is about 15 minutes from Plaza de Armas via taxi (6-7 Soles one way).

Details below:

• 200 Soles per person,
• You can request for certificates in both Spanish and English,
• They can go to your hotel/accommodation to conduct the test at an additional 50 soles regardless of how many are taking the test,
• We got our results out in about three hours (test conducted at 4:24pm; results received at 7:23pm, same day)
• Certificate contains all your personal details, including passport number, date and time test was taken, and a QR code,
• Address: Av. La Cultura 1302 3er, 4to y 5to piso, Unit No. 401, Cusco, Peru,
• Opening hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 8am to 8pm,
• Phone number: +51 944 570 717,
• Web site: www.integramedicaperu.pe,
• Accepts credit cards or cash onsite,
• Responsive and reliable – we were sent our test results via WhatsApp; when we found some mistakes with our names, the documents were edited and resent within a few minutes.

We’re pretty sure there are more clinics available, but we loved Integra Medica’s accessibility, and we especially liked their speed and response time.