🇧🇸→🇧🇴Bahamas→Bolivia

90 days

Tourism, rest, recreation or visiting for nationals of Group II and Group III countries that require a visa (Group I nationals are visa-exempt).

Fee US$30 for most nationalities (Resolucion Ministerial 081/2015 consular tariff). A US$160 sticker fee historically applied to US/Puerto Rico passports, now moot since the US moved to visa-free Group I on 1 Dec 2025. Maximum stay is 90 days per calendar year (DS 1923 Art. 9); initial 30-day stamp extendable twice. Visa-on-arrival for Group II nationals ended 25 July 2025 - the visa must be obtained in advance at a consulate. Group II apply ~20 calendar days ahead; Group III ~50-60 days with prior DIGEMIG consultation.

90 daysmultiple entryvalid 365d

Foreign investors and representatives of foreign companies carrying out investment and business activities in Bolivia; authorises repeated entry and exit.

Fee US$200 (arancel consular). Valid 1 year with multiple entries; each stay must not exceed 90 consecutive days. Requires legalised company incorporation documents, the company's tax ID (NIT) if constituted in Bolivia, and an INTERPOL criminal-record certificate. This is Bolivia's investor/business entry visa.

15 days

Foreign nationals transiting through Bolivian territory to a third-country final destination, including vessel and aircraft crew.

Free of charge (arancel consular). Maximum stay up to 15 days. Requires onward tickets proving the final destination is a third country.

Foreign nationals entering Bolivia to receive medical treatment / for health reasons.

Fee US$85 (arancel consular; 'objeto determinado - salud'). Health is an explicitly listed purpose of the Visa de Objeto Determinado. Unlike work/multiple visas, no invitation letter or proof of economic solvency is required for the health sub-purpose.

Foreign nationals entering to join or reunite with family members resident in Bolivia.

Fee US$85 (arancel consular; 'objeto determinado - familia'). Family is an explicitly listed purpose of the Visa de Objeto Determinado; no invitation letter or proof of economic solvency is required for the family sub-purpose. Typically converted to a family-based temporary residence at DIGEMIG.

60 daysvalid 60d

Foreign nationals enrolling in primary, secondary, institute or university studies (including academic exchanges) in Bolivia.

Fee US$50 for regular students and exchange without a state agreement; free under a state exchange agreement (arancel consular). Valid up to 60 days, which enables the student to apply for a 1-year temporary residence (permanencia temporal) at DIGEMIG, renewable until studies are completed.

Foreign nationals entering for temporary or seasonal work in Bolivia.

Fee US$85 (arancel consular); free of charge when issued under an inter-state agreement/convenio (trabajo temporal con convenio estatal). Distinct consular line item from the standard Objeto Determinado work visa.

Foreign nationals entering to work/be employed in Bolivia; entry visa that must be converted to temporary residence (permanencia temporal) at DIGEMIG.

Fee US$85 (arancel consular). Validity varies by purpose. Requires an invitation/employment letter from the Bolivian entity or company, a criminal-record certificate and proof of economic solvency. The holder has 30 days after entry to apply for temporary residence (permanencia temporal) before DIGEMIG.

single entry

Issued to high-ranking state officials, government officials, international organization representatives, and cultural or religious personalities traveling on official or institutional business who do not otherwise qualify for a full diplomatic visa.

Free of charge per the consular arancel (consulados.cancilleria.gob.bo/base/arancel-consular/). Requires an invitation issued by a Bolivian public institution, channeled through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Max stay, validity, and entry count not specified on official source; 'single' assumed as the conservative default. Distinct from the passport-type-based diplomatic/official/service visa-free policy already recorded under conditional_access - this visa is for individuals invited in a courtesy capacity regardless of passport type.

30 dayssingle entryvalid 30d

For persons requiring international protection under the non-refoulement principle, victims of human trafficking or migrant smuggling, and companions of persons requiring medical treatment in Bolivia.

Free of charge per the consular arancel (consulados.cancilleria.gob.bo/base/arancel-consular/). Grants up to 30 days in Bolivian territory. Three eligible categories: (1) persons requiring international protection, (2) victims of human trafficking/migrant smuggling, (3) companions of persons requiring medical treatment. Requirements vary by category: sworn declaration form, passport valid 6+ months, yellow fever certificate (if applicable) and photo for standard applicants; proof of victim status for trafficking victims; medical certificate of necessity for medical companions. Exact entry count and processing time not specified on official source; 'single' assumed as the conservative default.