Bolivia

Tourist Visa & Entry Options for Visiting Bolivia

Bolivia is a diverse South American destination known for the Andes mountains, the Uyuni Salt Flats, and rich indigenous culture. Entry requirements vary by nationality, and visitors are grouped into categories that determine whether they need a visa in advance, a visa on arrival, or no visa for short tourist stays.

For travelers who require authorization, Bolivia offers a Tourist Visa, usually valid for stays of up to 90 days per year, which may be issued through embassies, consulates, or in some cases at the border. Applicants typically must provide a valid passport, passport-sized photos, proof of accommodation, financial means, and a return or onward ticket.

Visitors who wish to remain longer than the permitted period can apply for extensions through Bolivia’s immigration offices. The country also provides other visa categories for purposes such as study, family reunification, or business, allowing longer-term stays beyond standard tourism.

Popular Visa Type

*All official Government fees can change, and foreign exchange rates fluctuate. Your eligibility and visa conditions are determined solely by the Australia immigration authorities

Hotel booking and flight tickets may be required for certain nationalities.

Document Required

Recent Digital Photo taken using phone camera

Look straight, No Smile & No Glasses, Passport Bio page image

All corners of the passport should be visible, Hotel Booking confirmation required – must include name, dates, and full address Confirmed round-trip – clearly showing passenger name and travel dates

Additional Document Required

How It Works

Step 1

Apply on Visa Verse

Submit your Australia visa request by choosing the correct visa type, securely uploading your required documents, and completing your payment through our platform.

Step 2

Review & Submission

Our team will carefully review your application and verify your documents for completeness and accuracy. Once reviewed, we will prepare and submit your application to the Australian immigration authorities on your behalf.

Step 3

Receive Visa Grant

Once approved by the Australian immigration authorities, your official visa grant letter will be issued through the official channel. We will notify you of the outcome so you can prepare to carry and present it at the port of entry.

General Information

Foreign travelers to Bolivia must complete the web-based registration process (SIGEMIG) prior to arriving in Bolivia
MUST CARRY Physical documents Including your passport, photo, hotel booking, and return flight confirmation
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date in Bolivia

Bolivia Visa Information