🇧🇴Bolivia Visa for Dutch Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Visa-free90 days max stay

No — Dutch passport holders do not need a visa for Bolivia. Entry is visa-free for up to 90 days as of 2026.

Group I - no visa required for tourism. Maximum stay 90 days per year (DS 1923 Art. 9).

Entering Bolivia on a Dutch passport

→ Travel with just your valid Dutch passport. No visa or prior application needed.

Other Bolivia visa categories (5)

These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Bolivia. Eligibility varies by visa type — some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.

Visa de Objeto Determinado (Trabajo)

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

~$85

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.

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Visa de Objeto Determinado (Trabajo Temporal)

Foreign nationals entering for temporary or seasonal work in Bolivia.

~$85

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.

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Visa de Estudiante

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

60 days~$50

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.

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Visa de Objeto Determinado (Salud)

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

~$85

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.

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Visa de Objeto Determinado (Motivos Familiares)

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

~$85

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.

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