What documents does a China citizen need for a Bolivia visa?

- Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended stay - Completed online visa application form - Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter) - Proof of sufficient funds for the stay - Return or onward ticket - Yellow fever vaccination certificate (recommended if visiting lowland/Amazon regions) - One digital passport-size photo - Biometrics: fingerprints taken on arrival at some ports of entry - Travel health insurance is recommended

What types of visas can China citizens get for Bolivia?

- Tourist e-Visa - single entry, stay up to 30 days (extendable to 90 days total), fee approximately US$30-50 - Business Visa - requires an invitation letter from a Bolivian company, similar validity to tourist visa - Multiple-Entry Visa - available for frequent travelers at Bolivian consulates, higher fee

How do China citizens apply for a Bolivia visa?

- Submit the application through the Bolivian e-visa portal or Ministry of Foreign Affairs website (rree.gob.bo) - Upload passport scan, photo, accommodation proof and proof of funds - Pay the visa fee online by credit card or bank transfer - Processing typically takes 3-5 business days; approval is sent by email as a printable e-visa - Present the printed e-visa and passport on arrival at a Bolivian port of entry

How much does a Bolivia visa cost for China citizens?

- Visa fee: approximately US$30-50 for a single-entry tourist e-visa - No separate service fee when applying directly through the official portal - Total estimated cost: approximately US$30-50 - Standard processing time: 3-5 business days online - Consulate applications may take 5-10 business days; no official express option

What should China citizens know before traveling to Bolivia?

- Apply online at least 1-2 weeks before travel to allow for processing delays - Common rejection reasons: incomplete documents, unclear travel purpose, insufficient funds - Carry a printed copy of the e-visa approval, as border officers may require a physical document - If visiting the Amazon lowlands, carry a yellow fever certificate as it may be checked - Extensions of stay up to 90 days total can be requested at Bolivian immigration offices (Migración) after arrival

Bolivia Visa for China Citizens 2026

e-Visa / eTA

Chinese citizens need a visa for Bolivia, obtainable online through the Bolivian e-visa system or at a Bolivian consulate; fee is approximately US$30-50, with processing of 3-5 business days online.

Guide last updated October 3, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended stay
Completed online visa application form
Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter)
Proof of sufficient funds for the stay
Return or onward ticket
Yellow fever vaccination certificate (recommended if visiting lowland/Amazon regions)
One digital passport-size photo
Biometrics: fingerprints taken on arrival at some ports of entry
Travel health insurance is recommended

Visa types

Tourist e-Visa - single entry, stay up to 30 days (extendable to 90 days total), fee approximately US$30-50
Business Visa - requires an invitation letter from a Bolivian company, similar validity to tourist visa
Multiple-Entry Visa - available for frequent travelers at Bolivian consulates, higher fee

How to apply online

Submit the application through the Bolivian e-visa portal or Ministry of Foreign Affairs website (rree.gob.bo)
Upload passport scan, photo, accommodation proof and proof of funds
Pay the visa fee online by credit card or bank transfer
Processing typically takes 3-5 business days; approval is sent by email as a printable e-visa
Present the printed e-visa and passport on arrival at a Bolivian port of entry

Fees & processing time

Visa fee: approximately US$30-50 for a single-entry tourist e-visa
No separate service fee when applying directly through the official portal
Total estimated cost: approximately US$30-50
Standard processing time: 3-5 business days online
Consulate applications may take 5-10 business days; no official express option

Tips for China travelers

Apply online at least 1-2 weeks before travel to allow for processing delays
Common rejection reasons: incomplete documents, unclear travel purpose, insufficient funds
Carry a printed copy of the e-visa approval, as border officers may require a physical document
If visiting the Amazon lowlands, carry a yellow fever certificate as it may be checked
Extensions of stay up to 90 days total can be requested at Bolivian immigration offices (Migración) after arrival

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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