Overview
- The SBS has up to 30 calendar days from the law’s entry into force to publish the operative procedure that will open applications and set the payment calendar.
- Media outline a likely four‑installment design of up to 1 UIT per month (S/5,350 each) paid about 30 days apart, contingent on the forthcoming regulation.
- Some reports circulate tentative deposit dates of November 5, December 5, January 4 and February 3, which remain unconfirmed until the SBS issues the official schedule.
- Applications are expected to be accepted online or in person at AFP offices, with payments deposited to the affiliate’s registered bank account, according to reported procedures.
- Coverage also points to a roughly 90‑day application window after the regulation and the option for affiliates to desist from later installments if they choose.