Bolivia
Generally openSOUTH AMERICA
Felon entry rules
- GENERALLY OPEN — No visa required for U.S. citizens for stays up to 90 days.
- No formal background check at tourist entry.
- ️ Note: Bolivia expelled the U.S. Ambassador in 2008; relations were partially restored but remain tense. U.S. Embassy Sucre/La Paz has limited services. Verify current status.
- Discretionary denial authority; drug convictions carry elevated risk.
Registered person entry rules
- No formal RSO bar identified. (verify with embassy before travel)
- IML notifications transmitted.
IML notice
21-day advance notice applies for covered registered persons.
Yes — 21-day advance notice (IML, 34 U.S.C. § 20914).
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