Bolivia visa for United States citizens
Visa required
United States citizens need a visa for Bolivia, issued by an embassy or consulate before they travel.
Stay up to 30 days
Max stay
30 days
Cost
USD $160 (10-year multiple entry)
Passport validity
6 months
Processing time
1-2 business days at embassy, immediate on arrival
Validity
10 years from issuance
Trip-ready plan
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Steps
- Fill out the visa application form
- Gather required documents
- Schedule an appointment at the embassy or consulate
- Submit the application and pay fees
- Wait for processing
Cost: USD $160 (10-year multiple entry)
Overview
United States citizens must obtain a visa from the embassy or consulate of Bolivia before departure.
Before you fly
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Extension
Extension possible
Can extend tourist stay at Dirección General de Migración in major cities. Maximum 90 days per calendar year. Fee for extension applies.
Safety
Level 2Exercise Increased Caution
Due to civil unrest and crime
Country facts
- Currency
- BOB
- Language
- Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
- Time zone
- UTC-4
Source: manual
For guidance only, not legal advice. Always confirm with the embassy or consulate before you travel.
Plan your Bolivia trip
Bolivia visa requirements for other passports
Easy trips nearby with the United States passport
- Brazil (e-Visa)
- Canada (Visa-free)
- Chile (Visa-free)
- Colombia (Visa-free)
- Costa Rica (Visa-free)
- Dominica (Visa-free)
- Dominican Republic (Visa-free)
- Ecuador (Visa-free)
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