Get Your Passenger Locator Form for Bolivia COVID-19 Entry Now!

Content updated, October 2023

PLEASE NOTE: This travel document is no longer required to enter the country.  

Note: All travelers must have a hotel or hostel booking on arrival for their first night in Bolivia.

Suppose you are planning to go to a beautiful country in South America, like Bolivia. In that case, you need to take into consideration that before traveling, you must apply for the Passenger Locator Form before entering Bolivia.

We know that COVID-19 has changed the way we travel, and now we must be more careful. Remember that any sanitary protocol in Bolivia will take care of your health.

The Passenger Locator Form must be presented with your passport once you arrive in Bolivia.

This travel document is mandatory to enter Bolivia. For this purpose, we have designed a new application form that will take you no more than ten minutes to complete.

Don't worry! iVisa has a simple, fast, and reliable service that you can access online.

Get Your Passenger Locator Form for Bolivia COVID-19 Entry Now!

What is the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

It is a mandatory travel form for all persons arriving in the country, whether nationals or foreign citizens, to enter Bolivia. In addition, it will generate a QR Code that must be presented to immigration officials as a rule to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the country.

Please note that the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form is NOT a substitute for a visa, a passport, or other travel documents. It is more like a health declaration document. This electronic travel form declares that you agree to comply with all the requirements and follow the COVID-19 protocols imposed by the government.

If you have to present a tourist visa to enter Bolivia, immigration authorities will ask you to show it. Consider that some nationalities will need a paper tourist visa. Consult with our experts if you are one of the countries that require this type of document to travel.

In addition, we always recommend following all sanitary protocols before entering Bolivia. You can consult our FAQ section about the country's sanitary restrictions.

Who is eligible for the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

This is a travel document that both nationals and international travelers must fill out before entering Bolivia. This form will help public health officials contact you if you have been exposed to the Coronavirus. You must present it with your passport to validate your information.

How long is the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form valid for?

The Passenger Locator Form is valid for a Single entry. That is, it is valid for your entire stay in the country, but if you must leave and return for any reason, you must fill out a new form and present it.

You will also have to show your passport and a visa if needed.

When should I apply for the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

You can apply for your visa any time before you travel. Alternatively, you can initiate the process with us, and we will start processing the document when it is appropriate, usually no more than 72 hours before your trip.

Travel documents for the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

To start the application process, we must identify what the entry requirements are:

• Valid passport - You will need to include a scanned copy of your passport on the page where you enter all your personal information. Your passport must be valid for at least six months before travel to be accepted.
• A valid email address - Provide an email address that you regularly check, so we can send you the travel document.
• A credit or debit card to pay - Follow the payment steps and use a credit or debit card to pay for your order.

These entry requirements are mandatory. In addition, up-to-date information is necessary for this process.

Do I need a Bolivia Passenger Locator Form to travel through Bolivia?

Passengers in transit are not required to show a health travel document because they do not go through immigration. But if you leave the airport, you will have to ask for one.

How do I apply for the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form with iVisa?

Please follow these three steps to get your travel document, and we will take care of everything else.

• Step 1: First, fill out the application questionnaire, including your passport number and travel dates. Next, select a product and processing time to get started.
• Step 2: Before completing the application form, you must ensure that all the information you have entered is correct. You also need to ensure that you have all the necessary documents. Once you have done that, choose an appropriate method of payment.
• Step 3: Enter the requirements and click "Submit."

After placing your order, you will receive an email confirmation with a QR code attached. You will need to show this along with the rest of the required documents.

Remember, border agents are the ones who give final entry clearance. We recommend saving documents on your cell phone or printing them out, in case of a problem during the travel document check.

What are the costs and processing times of the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

Prices will vary depending on the processing time you choose. When applying with iVisa, you can select any of the three processing times we offer:

• Standard Processing Time: 24 hours - USD $75.99.
• Rush Processing Time: 8 hours - USD $101.99.
• Super Rush Processing Time: 4 hours - USD $150.99.

Do minors need a Bolivia Passenger Locator Form?

Parents should present all travel documents. If the minor is too young or has a disability, the parents or guardians must complete this form for them.

COVID-19 requirements or local authorities' restrictions

Do I need to take a PCR test or antigen test before traveling to Bolivia?

All unvaccinated travelers entering the country must present a negative PCR test result within 72 hours or an antigen test within 48 hours.

On the other hand, minors under five years of age and fully vaccinated travelers are exempt from having a PCR test result.

Do I need a COVID-19 vaccine or vaccination certificate to enter Bolivia?

No, you don't. Currently, there is no need for mandatory proof of a COVID-19 test. Also, vaccination certificates are not required to enter Bolivia. However, if you are fully vaccinated, you will not need to give a negative PCR test result.

Fully vaccinated visitors must be vaccinated two weeks after receiving three doses of a licensed vaccine or two doses of the Johnson & Johnson's Janssen vaccine. All doses of the COVID-19 vaccine must have been administered at least two weeks before travel.

Since information can change on short notice, we advise you to check for the latest updates on the Covid test, exit requirements, travel documentation, and more. You can also contact the Bolivian embassy or monitor local media.

Do I need to quarantine when I get to Bolivia?

According to local authorities, the country has no quarantine rules for fully vaccinated or unvaccinated travelers. It does not matter your vaccination status either. No negative PCR test is needed to enter.

Quarantine is not, as of today, one of the entry requirements.

What else should I know before traveling to Bolivia

Learn more about Bolivia

Bolivia, like many countries, has a lot to explore. You can choose between visiting Los Yungas, Lake Titicaca, Santa Cruz, the mountainous areas, La Paz, and more.

Santa Cruz and La Paz are some cities that several tourists visit. You will find multiple tour companies that will love to make tailor-made travel plans only for you. Also, you can have a drink at the moment the bars open.

Remember, La Paz is one of the most important cities in the country. You must have a tour operator organize a full day of travel between Santa Cruz, La Paz, and other destinations.

As a bit of advice, we recommend staying at La Paz for at least two days. Another piece of advice is to check the weather before traveling because when you visit Bolivia, you will see all kinds of climates.

Can I get the Bolivia Passenger Locator Form for free?

Yes! This document is usually available for free through the country's government website. However, using iVisa is an excellent alternative if you do not know which page to visit, or you often find this form in the country's official language.

Where can I contact you?

Feel free to reach out to our customer support team or email them at help@iVisa if you have questions about the entry requirements, passport validity, international air transport association restrictions, and more. Our customer service representatives are available 24/7 and are always happy to help.