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Tourist Visa For United States Citizens

To enter Bolivia as tourists, U.S. citizens require entry visas.

The Consular Section of the Embassy or the Consulates of Bolivia and exceptionally the Directorate General of Immigration through its land border posts and airport immigration control will issue tourist visas to all United States citizens.
The validity of tourist visas for United States citizen will now be of ten (10) years, allowing multiple entries
The admittance is for a period of thirty (30) calendar days extendable by request to the Directorate General of Immigration for two (2) similar periods; themselves that can be continuous or discontinuous in the period of one (1) year.
The visa fee is: $160.00

Bolivians Who Have Acquired U.S. Citizenship

Bolivians who have acquired U.S. citizenship are exempt from the visa requirement, provided evidence of their condition of Bolivians with any of the following current or expired documents:

Bolivian Identity card, birth certificate, family book, Military Service Book, Bolivian Passport, Bolivian National Single Registry (RUN). Even a United States passport alone that states that the Place of Birth is BOLIVIA will suffice.

Citizens of Countries in Group I

To enter Bolivia as a tourist, citizens of countries in group I do not require a visa, and must only meet the following requirements :

Valid passport and/or valid identity card
Yellow fever vaccine, if visiting endemic areas
Admission Period is of 90 days

Citizens of Countries in Group II

To enter Bolivia as a tourist, citizens of the countries in Group II, require a Consular Tourist Visa.

Consular Tourist Visa for citizens of the countries in Group II, have an admission period of 30 days after the date of entry
The admission period may be extended at the offices of the Directorate General of Immigration
The Consular tourist visa is only valid for one (1) entry into the Plurinational State of Bolivia
There is no fee for the visa
Visa must be obtained before traveling at any Consulate

Citizens of Countries in Group III

To enter Bolivia in any capacity, the citizens of the countries in Group III, require a Visa with prior approval from the Directorate General of Immigration of Bolivia.

Consular Tourist Visa for citizens of the countries in Group III, have an admission period of 30 days after the date of entry
The admission period may be extended at the offices of the Directorate General of Immigration
The Consular tourist visa is only valid for one (1) entry into the Plurinational State of Bolivia
The Cost of a Consular Tourist Visa is $30.00
Processing time of 3 – 5 weeks
Visa must be obtained before traveling at any Consulate

Specific Purpose and Student Visas

To enter Bolivia in order to engage in business, education, paid work, marriage according to Bolivian law and/or perform any other legal activity not related to tourism, all foreign nationals must acquire a Specific Purpose or Student Visa.

Specific Purpose and Student Visas have an admission period of 30 days after the date of entry
The admission period may be extended at the offices of the Directorate General of Immigration
Specific Purpose and Student Visas are only valid for one (1) entry into the Plurinational State of Bolivia
The Cost of Specific Purpose and Student Visas are $ 85.00 and $ 43.00, respectively
Visa must be obtained before traveling at any Consulate

GROUP I – COUNTRIES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE A TOURIST VISA

ANDORRA	CROATIA	ICELAND	MONACO	SLOVAKIA
ARGENTINA	CZECH REPUBLIC	IRELAND, REPUBLIC OF	NETHERLANDS	SLOVENIA
AUSTRALIA	DENMARK	PALESTINE	NEW ZEALAND	SPAIN
AUSTRIA	ECUADOR	ITALY	NORWAY	SWEDEN
BELGIUM	ESTONIA	JAPAN	PANAMA	SWITZERLAND
BRAZIL	FINLAND	LATVIA	PARAGUAY	TURKEY
CANADA	FRANCE	LIECHTENSTEIN	PERU	UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND
CHILE	GERMANY	LITHUANIA	PHILIPPINES	URUGUAY
COLOMBIA	GREECE	LUXEMBURG	POLAND	VATICAN CITY
COSTA RICA	HUNGARY	MEXICO	PORTUGAL	VENEZUELA

GROUP II – COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE A TOURIST VISA

ALBANIA	DOMINICA	KENYA	NAURU	SOLOMON ISLANDS
ALGERIA	DOMINICAN REPUBLIC	KIRIBATI	NEPAL	SOUTH AFRICA
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA	EGYPT	KUWAIT	NICARAGUA	SRI LANKA
ARMENIA	EL SALVADOR	KYRGYZSTAN	NIGER	SURINAM
AZERBAIJAN	EQUATORIAL GUINEA	LEBANON	OMAN	SWAZILAND
BAHAMAS	ERITREA	LESOTHO	PALAU	TAJIKISTAN
BAHRAIN	ETHIOPIA	LIBERIA	PAPUA NEW GUINEA	THAILAND
BANGLADESH	FIJI	MACEDONIA	QATAR	TOGO
BARBADOS	GABON	MADAGASCAR	REPUBLIC OF KOREA	TONGA
BELARUS	GAMBIA	MALAWI	ROMANIA	TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
BELIZE	GEORGIA	MALAYSIA	RUSSIA	TUNISIA
BENIN	GHANA	MALDIVES	SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS	TURKMENISTAN
BOSNIA – HERZEGOVINA	GRANADA	MALI	SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES	TUVALU
BOTSWANA	GUATEMALA	MALTA	SAMOA	UGANDA
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM	GUINEA-BISSAU	MARSHALL ISLANDS	SAN MARINO	UKRAINE
BULGARIA	GUNEA	MAURITANIA	SANTA LUCIA	UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
BURKINA FASO	GUYANA	MAURITIUS	SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE	UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA
BURUNDI	HAITI	MICRONESIA	SAUDI ARABIA	UZBEKISTAN
CAMEROON	HONDURAS	MOLDOVA	SENEGAL	VANUATU
CAPE VERDE	INDIA	MONGOLIA	SERBIA	VIETNAM
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC	IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC	MONTENEGRO	SEYCHELLES	ZAMBIA
COMOROS	IVORY COAST	MOROCCO	SIERRA LEONE	ZIMBABWE
CUBA	JAMAICA	MOZAMBIQUE	SIERRA LEONE
CYPRUS	JORDAN	MYANMAR	SINGAPORE
DJIBOUTI	KAZAKHSTAN	NAMIBIA	CHINA, PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC

GROUP III – COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE A VISA WITH AUTHORIZATION FROM BOLIVIA

AFGHANISTAN	INDONESIA	ISRAEL
ANGOLA	IRAQ	RWANDA
BHUTAN	KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC	SOMALIA
CAMBOYA	LAOS, PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC	SUDAN
CHAD	LIBYA	SYRIA
	NIGERIA	TIMOR LESTE
CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC THE	PAKISTAN	YEMEN

Tourist Visa For United States Citizens

Bolivians Who Have Acquired U.S. Citizenship

Citizens of Countries in Group I

Citizens of Countries in Group II

Citizens of Countries in Group III

Specific Purpose and Student Visas

GROUP I – COUNTRIES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE A TOURIST VISA

GROUP II – COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE A TOURIST VISA

GROUP III – COUNTRIES THAT REQUIRE A VISA WITH AUTHORIZATION FROM BOLIVIA

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