Bolivia is named after the independence fighter Simon Bolivar; it broke away from Spanish rule in 1825 and upper part of Peru is named Bolivia in his honor. Bolivia occupies an area of 1,098,581 sq. km. is one of the two land locked countries in South America. This country has a lot of indigenous people, who make up around two-thirds of the population. Bolivia is also one of the world's largest producers of coca, the raw material for cocaine.

For my trip to Bolivia, I obtained a Single Entry Visa. The cost for the visa was 105 USD. With this visa, I was granted a duration of 30 days to explore the country. The application process required the submission of essential documents, including a return ticket, hotel booking, and a bank statement as proof of financial means. After submitting my application, I eagerly awaited the decision on my visa. Typically, within 3 working days, I received the decision, allowing me to finalize my travel plans to Bolivia. The visa process was efficient, ensuring a smooth entry into the country and providing me with ample time to experience the beauty of Bolivia.

• Is it on arrival ?:- Yes
• Is it possible to travel with schengen/ US Visa ?:- No
• Is there an electronic visa possibility?:- No
• Visa type:- Single entry visa
• Cost for visa ?:- 105 USD
• Visa duration:- 30 days
• Documents needed:- Return Ticket, hotel booking, bank statement
• Nearest Embassy:- Delhi
• Website source:- https://www.migracion.gob.bo/
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Note:- Visa and nearest embassy information are for Nepalese. I was travelling with Nepalese passport in this country. The link and information provided above for visa are based on my search and my experience to help the travellers. I won't be responsible if the link is broken or redirects to any other unofficial page at any span of time since this page may not be updated. You are advised to contact concerned authority for further details as the requirements may also differ for different travellers.