How much does a police officer pay per month in Peru?

Since its establishment in 1988, Peru’s National Police (PNP) has sparked interest among young Peruvians who want to join its ranks. This company is incorporated of the Ministry of Home AffairsA symbol of order and security for the citizens, it creates a constant curiosity about it Entry requirements and fees Its members feel that.

With the primary objective of maintaining internal security, guaranteeing the full exercise of fundamental rights and facilitating the day-to-day development of citizen activities, the PNP An essential part of the state structure. It is pertinent to note that access to this institution means compliance with specific conditions and a series of criteria that applicants must satisfy to be part of its ranks.

In the context of Police force in our country, the salary varies according to the rank held by each member of the company. These wages are in accordance with the hierarchy, between this range S/1,976 and S/8,573, according to the Pension Division of the National Police of Peru (DIVPEN).

• Third Non-Commissioned Officer: S/1,976
• Second Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,005
• First Petty Officer: S/2,043
• 3rd Technical Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,104
• 2nd Technical Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,228
• 1st Technical Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,382
• Brigadier Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,561
• Senior Non-Commissioned Officer: S/2,668
• Add: S/2.204
• Lieutenant: S/2,258
• Captain: S/2,705
• Major: S/3,254
• Commander: S/4.279
• Col: S/6.910
• General: S/8.362
• Lieutenant General: S/8,573

For those interested in joining the ranks of National Police of PeruIt is necessary to take into account the sequence of essential requirements that can be applied:

• Must be born in Peruvian territory and be of middle age 18 and 24 years Consolidation process is carried out in PNP on December 31 of the year.
• For males, minimum height 1,63 metrosMinimum height for women 1,56 metros.
• Applicants must be Single and no children.
• Important No background Police, criminal or judicial authorities that may affect the application.
• Must have a fitness certificate issued by the PNP Directorate of Health after a satisfactory medical evaluation.
• When done Satisfactory secondary education studies It is an essential requirement for the application.
• Has not been segregated or expelled from any secondary or higher education center due to disciplinary action or psychophysical disability. This includes not being discharged from any training school Armed Forces or PNP.

As new members join the police force, they Assigning various tasks and responsibilities Fundamentals, which are the core of the activities performed by the company. Among these tasks, the following stand out:

• Guarantee the exercise of citizens’ valuable rights as enshrined in the Peruvian Constitution.
• Preventing, combating, investigating and reporting crimes and misdemeanors established in the Penal Code and Special Acts, using sanctions as specified in the Administrative Doctrine of the Police.
• Ensuring citizen safety and providing training to neighborhood agencies on security matters.
• To protect the freedom and personal integrity of citizens, to prevent criminal offenses and to cooperate in the implementation of socio-educational activities.
• To take charge of the investigation of cases related to missing persons.
• Monitoring and controlling vehicular and pedestrian circulation, investigating traffic accidents and maintaining records of vehicle fleet.
• Participate in activities related to air, sea, river and lake transport.
• Ensuring compliance with immigration control and border protection laws.
• Provide security to various officials such as the President, Heads of State on official visits, Members of Congress, Ministers, Diplomats and other dignitaries.
• Complying with written directives of institutions such as the Judiciary, Constitutional Court, Public Ministry etc.
• Participate in the security of prison institutions and the transfer of defendants and convicted persons.
• Compliance with regulations related to protection of environment and archaeological and cultural heritage.
• Ensuring safety of public goods and services in coordination with government agencies.
• Contribute to national and civil defense and economic and social development of the country.
• Identify people for police purposes.
• Perform any other function prescribed by the Constitution and Peruvian laws.

The PNP noted that the costs of the application Six payments As the applicant progresses through each stage.

• Estimate of height, weight and documents: S/22.80
• Medical Eligibility Test: S/231.20
• Physical and Psychometric Fitness Test: S/173.20
• Academic Ability and Knowledge Test: S/137.40
• Control, confidence and interview test: S/170.60
• Toxicological testing of illicit drugs: S/248.80.

In Officer School of the National Police of PeruTraining of future police officers takes place throughout 10 semestersequal to one period Five years, focuses on legally recognized university higher education. The objective of this institute is to develop basic skills and competencies for applying leadership in security and defense work.

Admission to this prestigious institution includes significant benefits that strengthen students’ academic and professional development:

• University level education
• Bachelor’s degree and Bachelor’s degree registered in Tsunedu
• He graduated as a police officer of the National Police of Peru
• Scholarships within and outside the country according to merit
• Accommodation and food
• Medical insurance
• Development of skills and abilities
• game.

As with other organizations, you can pursue a career path in Peru’s National Police. With this in mind, it is appropriate to make it known who can access it. As stated therein Act no. 31873 Published in the official newspaper El Peruano on September 14, 2023, officers and non-commissioned officers have the same rights and opportunities for promotions in their respective grades and categories.

After the regulations are promulgated, PNP personnel are guaranteed a police career. Merit Evaluation SystemConsidering their professional performance, abilities, knowledge, skills and abilities.

Since its establishment in 1988, the National Police of Peru (PNP) has sparked interest among people who, at some point in their lives, wanted to be part of this institution. Meanwhile, a section of the population wondered what the lowest rank in the police ranks was. When faced with this question, it is important to note The third petty officer It is at the first level of the hierarchy. His salary is S/1,976

It should be noted that this professional can earn S/8,573 as long as he pursues a career path. This amount is the salary of a Lieutenant General. Beyond money, it is important to serve the country with a career of service and dedication.

Holders’ Pension (Availability, Retirement, Disability and Disability)

• It is officially presented; and at the request of the Administrator in the event of his or her retirement as mandated by PNP regulatory bodies.
• Disability pension for cadets and training school students (granted ex-officio).

Ancestral Pension

• Simple application and affidavit of survivor (father and/or mother).
• A simple pledge of economic dependence.
• Original and Updated Birth Certificate of Deceased Police Officer.
• Original Deceased Death Certificate.
• Copy of Applicants ID.
• Your “Profitable Activity” certificate issued by the municipality where you live.
• Evidence of “No” real estate registered in SUNARP.
• Certificate issued by ONP as “NOT” belonging to pension systems regulated by Decree Laws 19990 and 20530.
• Proof that ESSALUD owns “No”.

Disability Allowance

• It is officially awarded to those who are not in the line of duty (this includes cadets and students of PNP training schools).