An FTA is an agreement, which includes key issues in the economic relationship between the parties. In the case of market access for goods, addresses issues relating to tariff and nontariff barriers, safeguards, rules of origin, technical barriers, sanitary and phytosanitary measures and trade defense mechanisms. The FTA also includes matters relating to trade in services (telecommunications, financial, professional, construction, software, etc.), electronic commerce and government procurement, promotion and reciprocal protection of investments and the protection of intellectual property rights, compliance with labor and environmental standards and enforcement mechanisms for dispute resolution. FTA negotiations beyond trade and cover other areas related to a more comprehensive vision of development, thus reflecting the generation of spaces for dialogue in Peruvian society to achieve consensus proposals and socially accepted.
In this perspective, small entrepreneurs in Peru have negotiated an excellent opportunity in the United States, and their stay is enhanced by access to an L1 Visa Business, the owner and family, for a certain time, which contributes the formal presence of Peruvian entrepreneurs in the U.S., just as U.S. investors in Peru, a secure business that contributes to the benefit of both nations.