Entry visa to Bolivia for a Romanian citizen
I had a look on Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry page and they say that Romanians do need visa for entring in Bolivia.
Unfortunately, Bolivia does not have an embassy in Romania, the Ministry says that one can go to Berlin or Vienna to get it, an option which I don't like too much.
Also here says that I need visa. On wikipedia says that all European Union citizens don't need it with except of 4 countries (mine being one of them, of course).
I found out that one can get the visa on arrival but for a fee, if you get it before it is free.
I will pass through Argentina and Chile before going to Bolivia so my plan is to get it from the Bolivian Embassy in Buenos Aires or Santiago. Is it possible?
Also about Chile, here says that
Due to strained relations with Chile, Bolivia only has Consulates-General in Chile.
Are they able to give an entry visa in this case?
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Do European citizens need a visa for Bolivia?
If you are from a country included in the first group (USA, EU, Australia, etc), you do not need a visa to enter Bolivia for stays of up to 90 days. If you are from a country in group 2 or 3, you have to get a visa before entering Bolivia, but the visa requirements and application process change.Can I get a visa on arrival in Bolivia?
Some nationalities can access Bolivia without the need to apply for a visa. Others have the chance to acquire the visa upon arrival for a fee and a final group needs to obtain a visa before they land in Bolivia. According to what passport you have, you may end up in any of these groups.How many countries can a Romanian travel to without a visa?
The citizens of Romania can visit 147 countries without a visa. Romanian passport holders also have access to get 33 e-visas or 18 visas on arrival. Romania has a population of 19.3M people and the capital is Bucharest \ud83c\uddf7\ud83c\uddf4.How do I get an e visa for Bolivia?
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