Iguazu was two days. Application filled in online, copy of bank statement or credit card statement to show funding, passport photos with pure white background or the little shit will send you to his mate's store to get new photos done - which then will also not have white backgrounds which he will complain about and want to send you back for another go, so then you also bring your laptop open at the Brazil Embassy guidelines with sample photos which will make him pull his head in.
Took 2 days for us.
I've got the gps coordinates somewhere
Took us 5 days at Lima to get our latest visa because we are going in via the Amazon. No expedited service available. Apply in the mornings, Pick up in afternoons - quite limited hours.
The account at http://www.thisbatteredsuitcase.com/...-iguazu-falls/ tallies with our experience (apart from the photo nitpicking of course)
In place of outward tickets, we had to show him all of our vehicle documentation.
Don't forget that Iguazu is in Argentina and so you might be hit with reciprocity fee if it applies to you.
In Lima the embassy is very close to the Hitchhikers Backpackers hostel which is in a very pleasant part of the city
Consulate is at Avenida Cordoba 278 3370 Puerto Iguazu (corner with El Mensu)
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