Absence between applications

by Ben Bandido
(Bolivia)

I have already been granted a one year Visa and an ID card by the Bolivian authority towards my quest for permanent residence, next move is to go through the same system again in order to acquire a further two year continuous stay, followed yet again with the same application moves for a three year ID and the final qualification of the required residency status.

The question here is, can one travel to other countries during the stay allowed gaps between applications, and if so how long absence is the allowed away time from Bolivia soil?

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Apr 16, 2018
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by: Anonymous

IF YOU ARE ALREADY IN BOLIVIA
CONTACT TO THIS NUMBER
591 77882222
Mar 08, 2018
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by: Victor

Pls I'm Victor can I have your WhatsApp number if you are Bolivia I want to talk to you this is mine 09031334781 pls God bless u
Jun 30, 2013
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by: Ben Bandido

Hi Anonymous,
Grateful thanks for your succinct and detailed explanation on the subject.
I am sure you have hit the nail on the head and I am genuinely inclined to lean your way as to how things will actually shape up for me in due course.
Thank you again.
Ben.
Jun 30, 2013
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by: Anonymous

Hi, it is 89 days indeed.
After 1 year visa, you will apply for 2 year residence visa, there is no an 18 months visa or 3 years residece visa. Also there is no Bolivian passport after 2 years residence visa. After 2 years residence visa you can apply for permanent visa, or bolivian citizenship (requirements vary, and applicants must prove valid reasons, such us bolivian children, wife/husband, bussines, work). further information: rebecagonzales@gmail.com
Jun 26, 2013
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by: Paul

you get 90 days for each year
Jun 25, 2013
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by: Ben Bandido

Hi Paul,
Thank you again for your second input, this time regarding the 18 months residence issue, I had no idea whatsoever, I thought I needed to plod on twice more through the heinous and most incompetent bureaucracy ever conceived prior to achieving the projected final goal.
You certainly made my day, I can not thank you enough.
Sincere regards,
Ben.
Jun 25, 2013
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by: Ben Bandido

Hi Paul,
Many thanks for that.I wonder though if the 90 days is for the whole caboodle or does one get 90 on each and every stage of the application, I am truely sorry to have to bother you yet again Paul, but I feel you might be able to shade more light on the subject, since it seems like you have already gone through this process yourself.
Kind regards,
Ben.
Jun 25, 2013
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by: Paul

Also you might be interested to know that that after 18 months of permanent residency , you can then apply for a Full Bolivian passport.

This 18 months of residency starts from the start date of your one yr visa
Jun 25, 2013
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by: paul

it is 90 days
Jun 24, 2013
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by: Ben Bandido

Hi Anonymous,
Thank you very much for that, gratefully appreciated.
Ben.
Jun 24, 2013
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by: Anonymous

ben, i think ut is 60 or 90 days you can be out of the country...but yiu can request for longer if needed via immigrations

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