Work / Immigration visa · Peru to Bolivia (Plurinational State of)

Work Permit (Specific Purpose Visa)

Embassy required

Maximum stay
1095 days
Processing time
30-60 days for work permit approval; entire process can take 1-5 months
Fee
Varies by embassy
Validity
1-3 years (renewable)
Entry
Single entry

Formal employment offer from Bolivian employer willing to sponsor the work permit is required. Must provide police clearances from home country and any country of residence in past 5 years, plus medical certificate confirming good health.

Eligibility

  • Employment

    Must have confirmed job offer from registered Bolivian company willing to sponsor work permit application.

    Required status: Confirmed employment offer from Bolivian employer

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 2; Validity months: 6

  • Employment letter

    Provide a signed employer letter confirming your role, leave dates, salary and return to work.

    Must include leave approval: No; Must include position: Yes; Must include salary: Yes

  • Police clearance

    Validity months: 6

  • Medical certificate

    Provide medical evidence from a recognised doctor or clinic when the route asks for health confirmation.

  • Application form

    Use the official application form for this route and complete all required fields.

    Form name: Specific Purpose Visa (Visa de Objeto Determinado) Application; Form url: https://visas.cancilleria.gob.bo/

How to apply

  1. Online application

    Complete visa application online through official portal.

  2. Appointment booking

    Submit documents to Bolivian embassy or consulate. Processing takes 30-60 days for work permit approval.

  3. Processing wait

    Immigration authority must authorize all specific purpose visas. Entire process can take 1-5 months after filing documents.

  4. Visa collection

    Upon approval, applicant receives Alien Identity Card (Carnet de Extranjero) confirming legal residency status. Valid for 1-3 years, renewable.

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This information is general guidance only and can change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy or consulate before making travel plans. Contact [email protected] for help.