Bolivia Visa – Requirements and Application
Do I Need a Visa for Bolivia?
A visa is needed in order to enter Bolivia and must be obtained before arrival. Your visa is valid for 30 days, and can at times be extended to up to 90 days. A valid passport is also needed to get into the country.
Bolivia Entry Requirements |
||
| Do I Need A… | For My Trip to Bolivia? | |
|---|---|---|
| Passport |  |
|
| Tourist Visa | |
|
| Business Visa | |
|
| Vaccinations | |
|
Sources: Bolivia Embassy and U.S. State Department
What Do I Need for a Bolivia Visa Application?
There are some documents you will need to get your visa. A passport, passport photo, visa form, proof of travel, proof of finances, a business letter, and a letter of invitation are the required documents for a tourist and business visa.
The tab bellow will give you more information about one of the types of visas you will need.
Tourist travelers must submit the following with their Bolivia visa application.
Passport:
- 6 months validity
- 1 blank visa page
- Must not be damaged or changed
Photograph:
- Two colored photos taken in 3 months on quality paper
- Has to be taken against white background
- 2×2 inches
- Face must be facing front with neutral expression
- Not headwear or eyeglasses are allowed accept for religious purposes
Proof of Travel:
- Includes itinerary, or
- Airline ticket showing entry and exit dates
- Full name has to be shown as printed on passport
- Hotel confirmation with dates you plan to stay
- Full name must be sown on confirmation
Proof of Funds:
- Copy of recent bank statement or credit card statement
- Statements display name as shown on passport
Travelers visiting for business must have a visa. The following items must be submitted along with a completed application.
Passport:
- 6 months validity
- 1 blank visa page
- Must not be damaged or changed
Photograph:
- Two colored photos taken in 3 months on quality paper
- Has to be taken against white background
- 2×2 inches
- Face must be facing front with neutral expression
- Not headwear or eyeglasses are allowed accept for religious purposes
Business Cover Letter:
- Has to be from your U.S. based company
- Printed on company letterhead
- Shows U.S. mailing address
Letter of Invitation:
- On company letterhead
- Address and phone number of company or person that has to be visited
- Mention the number of entries you want for your visa
If you plan to stay for up to 90 days in Bolivia, you will need a Visitor visa. If you plan to get a job, go to school, or volunteer in Bolivia, you will also need a visa for these particular purposes.
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
Passport Health’s travel documents team will walk you through the visa process step-by-step and handle the sometimes difficult communication with embassies and consulates. Contact us today to start your worry-free visa processing.
Customer Reviews
Passport Health – Visa for Bolivia
“Super easy and pleasant experience getting a visa for Bolivia. Very informative and thorough”
“Had a great experience with this service getting us our visas for Bolivia. They were very informative as far as letting us know what was needed and keeping us informed.”
“This was such great experience. The staff made me feel like I picked the right place as soon as I talked with them about my Bolivia visa. So much helpful information for my trip. Five Stars for this operation!!!”
“My experience was excellent and I would certainly recommend their visa services! I can’t wait to get to Bolivia!”
“Its an amazing first experience and the staffs were just incredible. My specialist was amazing and she knew exactly what she was doing in getting us our Bolivia visas. Overall, it was great experience.”
“I didn’t know what to expect but found the staff warm and very knowledgeable about visas. They made me much more enthusiastic about my trip to Bolivia.”
How Much Do Bolivia Visas Cost?
Visa costs vary based on type. Costs start at round $85. There may be additional fees depending on where you apply for your visa. There are other types of visas you may require as well, and the prices may vary.
Are Any Vaccines Required for Bolivia?
Proof of yellow fever vaccination may be required if arriving from a country where the infection is present.
Hepatitis A, typhoid and yellow fever vaccines may be recommended for your trip. See our Bolivia destination advice page to learn more.
U.S. Embassy in Bolivia
If you find yourself in need of help while traveling in Bolivia, there is a U.S. embassy in La Paz.
U.S. Embassy La Paz
Avenida Arce 2780
La Paz, Bolivia
Telephone: +(591) (2) 216-8246
Emergency After-Hours Telephone: +(591) (2) 216-8500
Hours: Monday to Thursday: 08:00 – 17:30 and Friday: 08:00 – 12:00 (except U.S. and local holidays)
Email: ConsularLaPazACS@state.gov
Visit the Embassy to Bolivia website before departure to confirm correct contact details for the office.
For More Information About Bolivia…
See Passport Health’s Bolivia destination advice page with information on safety, climate and more. Or, start you visa process by contacting us today!
Do I Need a Visa for Bolivia?
What Do I Need for a Bolivia Visa Application?
Bolivia Tourism Visa Application
Bolivia Business Visa Application
Other Bolivia Visa Applications
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
How Much Do Bolivia Visas Cost?
Are Any Vaccines Required for Bolivia?
U.S. Embassy in Bolivia
For More Information About Bolivia…
