Apply for your individual, Family, or Group Bolivia Visa by utilizing our secure online service.
Apply for your individual, Family, or Group Bolivia Visa by utilizing our secure online service.
Step 01
Apply Online
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In this step Need to enter your correct information into the online form to process your travel eVisa.
Step 02
Pay & Confirm
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Review your information to make sure that all are correct. Then you need to choose the payment method.
Step 03
Receive Visa
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After finishing step 2, please check your email for the e-Visa confirmation link and in PDF format.
Anyone traveling to Bolivia needs a visa, regardless of whether you’re travelling for tourism or Business, for a year out or for a new life as a permanent migrant. The Bolivia visa system is one of the world’s most advanced. ETA provides authorization to travel to and enter Bolivia and is electronically linked to your passport.
We provide a Quick, Easy, and Secure process to obtaining your India e-Visa with concierge services. Our advisers check your Bolivia Application before submission on multiple occasions to ensure no error has been committed for authorization.
Our secure online system, with just 3 simple steps: Fill Application, Pay Online and Get e-Visa authorization via email- all required, before you can safely travel to Bolivia.
Calculate your Bolivia eVisa Before Applying.
Foreign nationals from the following countries with a valid passport are eligible to apply online for an Bolivia eVisa:
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a dedicated team that can accommodate your needs while traveling.No standing in line at consulates and embassies Multiple return options.
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Our application service is simple to use, hassle-free with a focus on accuracy. We provide 3 levels of processing and You can obtain your visa from any device.
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Accuracy, security of your documents, We provide a Quick, Easy, and Secure process to obtaining your e-Visa. It takes just 5 minutes to apply online.
Our application service is simple to use, hassle-free with a focus on accuracy. Our advisors check your Bolivia Application before submission on multiple occasions to ensure no error has been committed for authorization. In case of information inaccuracy at the point of data entry, an advisor from our follow-up team will contact you via email/phone at your convenience, to allocate 24×7 Email updates and support.
eVisa provides 3 levels of processing: Premier, Elite, and World Concierge, and our processing service includes weekends & national holidays to suit your travel needs.
If you do not satisfy the requirements for applying ETA online, please apply through travel agent, airline or an Australian visa office. If you are not available for an ETA VISA, you can still apply for a other electronic visiting visa.
It is important that you are very careful when you enter your personal details. You will have an opportunity to review all the details you have provided and can change the details at any time until you confirm all details as correct.
If you have made an error, it is important that you correct it before proceeding. Once you have confirmed the details, your credit card will be debited for the non-refundable service charge.
If you find out later that you have made a mistake, you will need to make a new application (and incur another service charge). We cannot change the details on an ETA once it has been issued.
Note: If your ETA details do not match your passport details you might experience delays when boarding your aircraft or be refused entry into Bolivia.
No. You do not need to arrange your transportation into the country before applying for an ETA. Whether you are traveling by boat or plane, it’s okay to apply for your ETA anytime before or after your confirmed ticket.
Bolivia uses 220 volts, 50 cycle electricity in most locations (110 volts, 50 cycles in La Paz and a few other areas) and uses plug types A (two flat parallel pins) and C (two round pins). Travelers will usually require a voltage converter for 110-volt devices. Ask your Operations Coordinator or check with the hotel to be sure of the voltage.
Staple foods in the highlands include potatoes, corn, rice, and meat dishes, often with a spicy sauce. In jungle areas, fresh fruits, fried plantains, and other vegetables are also common. Though vegetarians can be easily accommodated in all areas, options typically leave out the meat rather than adding vegetarian mainstays such as tofu, beans, or nuts.
Since Bolivia is a relatively undiscovered destination, groups tend to be very small. These tours are a great choice for travelers seeking to get off the beaten path and travel in an area without a lot of other tourists. We run our tours with a minimum of two travelers so you may end up with a private guide for your chosen departure.
You can book your Bolivia tour at any time. Since Bolivia is relatively undiscovered, availability is often better for these tours than many of our other destinations. Even last-minute bookings can often be accommodated! We usually recommend that you wait to book your international flights until after your tour is confirmed. The sooner that you book your tour, the sooner you can take advantage of flight deals as they become available.
Tap water is generally not safe to drink in Bolivia. Bottled water is readily available for purchase at tourist sites, hotels, and restaurants. Don’t forget to use bottled water when brushing your teeth as well! Ice is not always made with boiled/ bottled water. Order your beverages without ice (“sin heel”) or ask your tour leader if the ice is safe in a particular restaurant.
Bolivia is four hours behind GMT (one hour ahead of EST). They do not observe daylight saving time so during these months (April-October), Bolivia is on EST.
Time for travel is during the dry season (April to November) for most activities that are better suited to take advantage of the better climatic conditions, but we offer many trips year-round. For most trips, the dry season is best because the weather is stable and the roads are in good condition. Depending on your activity and region you are traveling to, weather, road or river conditions may warrant travel only during certain seasons. Please ask us for specifics.
Being in shape is a relative term. We always prefer that people arrive in Bolivia in the best physical shape possible for their activity. But, some trips don’t require a lot of physical effort but more of a mental attitude that is agile at dealing with surprises that may come along. The best is to be physically fit with a positive mental attitude. Of course, some trips require top physical and mental conditioning. When dealing with the altitude we highly recommend that you arrive in good cardiovascular shape and quit smoking before you arrive. Please ask us for more specifics if you have any doubts about a trip you may want to be part of.
Yes, if you belong to a group 1 country, you can obtain your visa on arrival or get it beforehand. On the other hand, citizens of group 3 countries will have to obtain a visa in advance with special authorization from the Bolivian embassy.
Countries that can have the visa on arrival for Bolivia are:
A Bolivia visa can be obtained by mailing your visa application to the Bolivia Embassy OR we suggest you use a trusted visa service like ours to guide you through the process, review documents and hand-deliver to the Embassy. Learn more about our Bolivia visa services.
A Bolivia visa can be used for several types of travel.
Tourist visas are not common as most countries don’t require one. The visa allows applicants to visit Bolivia to do some tourism and pleasure. Most tourist visas are valid for 30 days (one entry) and can be extended for 60 more days you’ll generally need to provide your passport, the Bolivia visa application, photo, letter describing what you intend on doing, and a travel itinerary. Specific Purpose visas allow applicants to enter Bolivia in order to work, do business, legal representation, volunteer, religious purposes, civil acts like marriage or dual citizenship, etc. These visas are available in variations of entries (single, double and multiple) and valid for stays of 30 days and up. Multiple entry visas – are intended to help applicants who provide services, work, or business and travel to Bolivia several times during a year. This visa will allow the applicant to travel to Bolivia as many times as needed for one year and are valid for stays of 30 days. You’ll typically need to provide your passport, the Bolivia visa application, photos, and a letter from your employer introducing yourself and describing your business activities along with an invitation letter from the sponsoring company in Bangladesh and often times a police report.
It takes anywhere from 10 to 12 business days depending upon seasonality and the type of visa. Check our Bolivia visa requirements for more details.
In most cases, you will be informed of the result of your application before leaving the online ETA system. Some applications might require additional processing. If your application is not processed immediately, check back in 12 hours via Check an ETA to confirm if your application is approved.
No. If you have a family member, you will have to apply for an application. Even if your child is traveling under your passport, they will need their own application.
Yes, kindly use his/her ID information alongside your personal information when completing the online application form. Please use your child’s (dependants) identification data requested at the time of completion when adding another traveler to your application. There are no exceptions regarding age.
Our Bolivia tours utilize a variety of transportation including private vans/ cars, comfortable tourist buses, flights, canoes, etc. We use a mix of private/ public transportation to provide travelers with the safest and most efficient transportation in each area. Each tour itinerary page has a description of the transportation included on that tour. If you have additional questions, just ask!
Yes and no. As noted above, our Bolivian tours tend to attract very small groups so they are not the best options for solo travelers hoping to meet a diverse group of other travelers. Some departure dates may not be available, as they do not have the minimum number of travelers to depart. The Challan Lodge Amazon tour typically attracts travelers year-round so this is the easiest tour to match up a solo traveler, especially if your travel dates are a little flexible.
EVisas can arrange an airport transfer for you or you can take a local taxi. There is a transportation desk inside the airport that can help you arrange an official taxi when you arrive if desired.
You will receive a detailed packing list after you book your tour. Expect varied weather in any area, particularly on the highlands tour. Pack plenty of layers and a sleeping bag for this tour. In the Amazon, expect to bring comfortable, breathable clothes for hot days. Good walking shoes and sun protection are also a must for all Bolivia tours. At high elevation, it takes very little time to get serious sunburn!
Check with your cell phone provider. Each company is different and they can give you the most up-to-date information.
The Embassy fee or application fee starts at $198. If you use a service like ours, a service fee applies as an additional cost to handle the process on your behalf. Check here for the latest Bolivia visa fees.
Our trips are for anyone with an adventurous spirit who wants to experience a unique country and learn about a different culture. Complete beginners and extreme experts have traveled with us ranging from 15 to 75 years old. We help you choose the trip that suits your interests and abilities and can customize any tour for any date for any size group. Our itineraries are designed to get people acclimatized if traveling to the highlands first and to offer quality time every day.
The guides are usually native-born Bolivians and foreign nationals that are experienced, bilingual, and experts in the activity and the regions they travel in. The guides know just about every corner of the country and they are there to make sure that the guests have a unique and exciting adventure travel experience. A guide is often the most important person on a trip and we believe that the magic trip happens when the right guide is there. We strive to pick the best guide for the situation and are very careful of who works for us. For the photographic tours, Sergio Bolivian will be the main guide as he has all the knowledge and years of experience of where to go and when to be there.
Explore Bolivia has been in business since 1994 and is currently located in Boulder, Colorado, USA but our guides, equipment, and private vehicles are based out of La Paz, Bolivia. But Sergio Bolivian has been exploring his country for more than three decades and has been leading trips and expeditions to all corners of Bolivia since 1981.
Yes, if you are visiting endemic areas, the regulations state that you need to go for a yellow fever vaccine.
Countries that can apply for a tourist visa for Bolivia are:
A Bolivia visa is a travel document that is a sticker placed in your passport. It is required before you depart to Bolivia and generally is suggested to apply at least a month or two prior to your trip.
Generally, tourists can enter Bolivia visa-free or obtain a visa on arrival. Other purposes (business, work, etc.) generally require a visa.
The Bangladesh visa is typically valid for a stay of 30 days.
We provide assistance with an aim to reduce your time spent and minimise difficulties experienced with online and offline Visa application processes, which will be in turn verified by our advisory team to avoid any decline of approval.
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