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Bolivia passport: visa-free destinations

Visa-free to 33 countries. Every destination by entry status, with the days you may stay.

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  • Visa-free
  • e-Visa or ETA
  • Visa on arrival
  • Visa required
  • No entry or no data

Longest visa-free stays

  1. Mexico180 days
  2. Peru180 days
  3. Antigua and Barbuda90 days
  4. Argentina90 days
  5. Bahamas90 days
  6. Barbados90 days
  7. Brazil90 days
  8. Chile90 days

Recent changes for this passport

  • JapanJapan's single-entry visa now costs about ¥15,000. Source
  • Trinidad and TobagoTrinidad and Tobago brought in a free online arrival and departure card, due within 72 hours of travel. Source
  • MalawiMalawi ended its broad visa waiver: most visitors need a visa again, as an e-visa or on arrival. Source
  • Cabo VerdeCabo Verde requires every arriving traveller to pre-register on EASE and pay an airport security fee. Source
  • TaiwanTaiwan replaced paper arrival cards with the online Taiwan Arrival Card. Source
  • Papua New GuineaPapua New Guinea requires a free digital arrival card within 72 hours before arrival. Source

At a glance

Bolivian citizens can travel to 33 of 198 destinations without a visa, get a visa on arrival in 34, and apply online for an e-Visa or ETA for 52. A visa arranged in advance is needed for 79.

Visa-free by region: 3 of 11 in Southeast Asia; 22 of 32 in Latin America and the Caribbean; 1 of 8 in East Asia; 1 of 46 in Europe.

Longest visa-free stays: Mexico (180 days), Peru (180 days), Antigua and Barbuda (90 days), Argentina (90 days), Bahamas (90 days).

Asia and Latin America, where nomads stay longest.

  • ThailandVOA · 15 d
  • Indonesiae-Visa
  • Vietname-Visa · 90 d
  • Malaysia30 days
  • Philippines30 days
  • CambodiaVOA
  • JapanVisa
  • Mexico180 days
  • Colombia90 days
  • Costa Rica30 days
  • Brazil90 days
  • Argentina90 days
  • Peru180 days

Detailed pages for each destination are available for 16 passports. For any passport, the stay calculator fills in your visa-free days.

Questions

How many countries can Bolivian citizens visit without a visa?

33 destinations, according to Bordr's data. Another 34 give a visa on arrival and 52 take an e-Visa or ETA applied for online.

Where do Bolivian citizens need a visa in advance?

79 destinations require a visa arranged before travel.

Sources and last check

Entry rules for these destinations were last checked against official sources on 30 October 2026. Visa-free days come from the passport matrix in the Bordr app, corrected where the official rules differ.

This page is general information, not legal advice. Entry rules change and border officers have the final say. Check the official government source for your destination before you travel.