Dual citizenship - do I need a visa for Bolivia?

by Noah
(West Hills, CA USA)

I have dual citizenship (USA and Israel) do I still need a visa to visit Bolivia? Thank you.

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Sep 03, 2010
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by: BoliviaBella

If you didn't specifically ask her that, then my guess would be that she assumed you will travel on the Israeli passport. It sounds like you won't have a problem traveling on that passport. You could additionally carry your American passport with you just in case you need it for anything (emergencies, other countries. etc.)
Sep 03, 2010
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by: Anonymous

Hi thanks for email me so fast! no the lady their didn't say that, she just Sade to me that i don't need A visa you have Israeli passports,so i am assuming that i need to show the Israeli passport from the time i live, wot do you think or should i just go back and gate A visa anyway
Sep 02, 2010
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by: BoliviaBella

I would go by what the consulate says. Did they recommend you travel on the Israeli passport or the American passport?
Sep 02, 2010
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by: Anonymous

I went today to the Bolivian consulate 3601 wilshire BLVD on the 10Th Flore in LA CA, and i show my tow passports USA and the Israeli! and asked if i do need A visa for Bolivia, and she said that i don't need visa to Bolivia, so let me wot do you think please,thanks noah
Sep 01, 2010
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by: BoliviaBella

The U.S. is in Group II - countries that must acquire a tourist visa prior to arrival. If you are entering Bolivia from the USA on a USA passport, you need to acquire a tourist visa for American citizens at the Bolivian consulate nearest you in the US.

Israel is in Group I - countries that do not need a tourist visa to enter Bolivia.

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