Bolivia visa for Chinese passport holders
A Chinese passport holder must get a visa in advance to enter Bolivia.
Best-effort passport visa-free data — verify against the official source.
Staying longer: every Bolivia visa route
The tourist entry above is for visits. To live and work remotely in Bolivia, these are the routes the catalogue tracks — income thresholds, fees and processing times are below; the full requirements are on the country page, linked to the official source.
Verified November 1, 2026 (Eastern Time) against official sources.
| Route | Type | Stay | Income needed | Fee | Processing | Work | Residency path |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student Visa | student | Up to 1 year, renewable | — | — | — | — | — |
| Tourist Stay | tourist | 30 days, extendable to 90 days per year | — | 0 USD | On arrival | — | — |
Bolivia visa questions for Chinese passport holders
Do Chinese passport citizens need a visa for Bolivia?
A Chinese passport holder must get a visa in advance to enter Bolivia.
How much does the Tourist Stay cost for Chinese passport holders?
The Tourist Stay in Bolivia is listed at 0 USD. Our catalogue records one published fee per route rather than a fee per passport, so check the official source for any nationality-specific charge.
How long does the Tourist Stay take to process?
The Tourist Stay in Bolivia takes On arrival to process.
Can I work remotely in Bolivia on the Tourist Stay?
No, work is not allowed on the Tourist Stay in Bolivia. It can be renewed.
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Visa rules change often — verify against the official government source linked on the Bolivia page before you travel or apply.