Bolivia passport
Bolivia passportVisa-free countries for Bolivian passport holders
36 countries, with how long you can stay and what to do before you go.
36 of 36 destinations
- BahamasVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- BarbadosVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- BelizeVisa not requiredCentral America
- Costa RicaVisa not requiredCentral America30 days
- DominicaVisa not requiredCaribbean21 days
- Dominican RepublicVisa not requiredCaribbean30 days
- El SalvadorVisa not requiredCentral America
- HaitiVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- Hong KongVisa not requiredEastern Asia30 days
- JamaicaVisa not requiredCaribbean30 days
- KiribatiVisa not requiredMicronesia90 days
- MalaysiaVisa not requiredSouth-Eastern Asia30 days
- MexicoVisa not requiredNorth America180 days
- MicronesiaVisa not requiredMicronesia30 days
- NicaraguaVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- OmanVisa not requiredWestern Asia14 days
- PalestineVisa not requiredWestern Asia
- PanamaVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- PhilippinesVisa not requiredSouth-Eastern Asia30 days
- QatarVisa not requiredWestern Asia30 days
- RussiaVisa not requiredEastern Europe90 days
- Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- SeychellesVisa not requiredEastern Africa90 days
- SingaporeVisa not requiredSouth-Eastern Asia30 days
- South AfricaVisa not requiredSouthern Africa30 days
- SurinameVisa not requiredSouth America90 days
- TürkiyeVisa not requiredWestern Asia90 days
- VenezuelaVisa not requiredSouth America90 days
- ArgentinaFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- BrazilFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- ChileFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- ColombiaFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- EcuadorFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- ParaguayFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- PeruFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
- UruguayFreedom of movementSouth America90 days
Questions
How many visa-free countries are there for Bolivian passports?
36.
Which ones are on the list?
Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Haiti and more.
Which allows the longest stay?
Mexico, up to 180 days.
Do I still need anything at the border?
Yes. Carry a valid passport, your return ticket and proof of where you'll stay. Officers can still refuse entry.
Can these rules change?
Yes, sometimes with little notice. Check the destination's official website before you book.
What if a country isn't listed here?
It falls under a different rule. Use the other lists, or search the country for its exact rule.
Is the stay length per visit or per year?
Usually per visit, but some countries also cap total days in a year or in any 180 days. Check the country's page.
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