Queueing Etiquette in Peru

People generally queue in an orderly way in banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, and government offices, but in crowded places you may need to stand close to the line and be ready to move when your turn comes. In informal settings such as markets, bus stops, or ticket windows, the line can be looser and people may ask who is last, so it helps to confirm your place politely rather than assume a strict first-come, first-served system.