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Bolivia Visa Requirements, Fees & Application Guide

Many nationalities enter Bolivia visa-free — check your passport in seconds, or let us confirm it.

Flat fee per applicant · government fee paid separately
Licensed Singapore agency (TA04014) Government-sourced Verified 19 August 2026

Bolivia visa at a glance

Government visa fee
Free (Group 1)
Processing time
Issued at the border
Validity
Per entry
Maximum stay
90 days per year
Visa required?
Not applicable for exempt nationals.
Arrival card
Andean Migration Card
Official government fees are paid to the authorities and are separate from any HolidaySG service fee. Application support from a licensed Singapore travel agency (TA04014).

Do you need a visa for Bolivia?

Travellers from Group 1 (90 days): Japan, South Korea, UK, all EU, Australia, NZ, Israel, Türkiye, Russia, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina & most Latin America etc. Group 2 (visa on arrival or consular): USA (VOA US$160, 10 yrs), Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong etc. Group 3 (prior authorisation): India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nigeria etc. can generally enter Bolivia without a visa. Not applicable for exempt nationals.

Who does NOT need a visa

Passport holders from Group 1 (90 days): Japan, South Korea, UK, all EU, Australia, NZ, Israel, Türkiye, Russia, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina & most Latin America etc. Group 2 (visa on arrival or consular): USA (VOA US$160, 10 yrs), Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong etc. Group 3 (prior authorisation): India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nigeria etc. do not require a visa for Bolivia for eligible short visits. Always confirm your passport type and length of stay against the official source before travelling.

Reviewed against official government sources (Dirección General de Migración Bolivia) · Last verified 19 August 2026 · HolidaySG — licensed Singapore travel agency (TA04014).

Official Bolivia visa options

Verified from government sources · 19 Aug 2026
Visa on arrival: No e-Visa: No

Visa-free entry (Group 1)

Official fee: Free (Group 1)
Validity
Per entry
Max stay
90 days per year
Processing time
On arrival
Where to apply
No application

Who needs it: Not applicable for exempt nationals.

Visa-free: Group 1 (90 days): Japan, South Korea, UK, all EU, Australia, NZ, Israel, Türkiye, Russia, South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina & most Latin America etc. Group 2 (visa on arrival or consular): USA (VOA US$160, 10 yrs), Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong etc. Group 3 (prior authorisation): India, China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nigeria etc.

Required documents

  • Passport valid ≥6 months
  • Return ticket
  • Hotel booking
  • Yellow fever certificate for Amazon regions

Arrival card: Andean Migration Card

Singaporeans are Group 2 — visa on arrival (see below).

Source: Dirección General de Migración Bolivia · verified 16 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

Visa on arrival (Group 2) / consular (Group 3)

Official fee: Approx USD 30-160 (varies by nationality group; ~USD 60 commonly reported for Indians)
Validity
Multiple entry within validity
Max stay
90 days
Time to approval
Issued at the border
Processing time
Issued at the border
Where to apply
https://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/

Who needs it: Indian ordinary passport holders (Group 2 nationality)

Required documents

  • Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages
  • Recent passport photo
  • Proof of accommodation (hotel booking)
  • Return/onward ticket
  • Proof of sufficient funds
  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate

Arrival card: Andean Migration Card

Extra charges: None official; cash in USD required at counter

Bring exact USD cash for VOA.

Source: Dirección General de Migración Bolivia · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

Online / Consular Tourist Visa

Official fee: Approx USD 30-160 depending on nationality group
Validity
Multiple entry within validity
Max stay
90 days
Time to approval
Approx 5-10 working days
Processing time
Approx 5-10 working days
Where to apply
https://www.cancilleria.gob.bo/

Who needs it: Indian passport holders preferring to arrange the visa before travel

Required documents

  • Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages
  • Completed application form
  • Recent photos
  • Hotel booking / itinerary
  • Return ticket
  • Proof of funds
  • Yellow fever certificate

Extra charges: Service charges may apply

Source: Official government source · verified 19 Aug 2026. Government fees & rules change — we re-confirm at the time of your application.

Need help applying? HolidaySG handles the paperwork end-to-end.

Bolivia visa — frequently asked questions

Yes. Indians can obtain a visa on arrival at La Paz, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba airports and designated land borders.
Reports vary from about USD 30 to USD 160 depending on nationality group; around USD 60 is commonly cited. Carry USD cash.
No. Singapore nationals can enter visa-free for tourism up to 90 days.
Up to 90 days (typically 30 days per entry, extendable up to 90 days per year).
Yes, a yellow fever certificate is required/strongly advised, especially for jungle regions.
Passport (6+ months), photo, hotel booking, return ticket, proof of funds and the fee in USD cash.
Yes, via a Bolivian consulate or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs online system.

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