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Dec 27, 2011
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by: Anonymous

Not sure why the consulate is telling you that. If Algeria has been moved out of Group 2, then the Bolivian government website has not been updated.

Could you possibly consult with another Bolivian consulate in your region to see if they respond any differently? You can use any consulate in your region. Maybe try the consulate in Israel:

Embassy of Bolivia in Mevasseret Zion - Israel
P.O. Box 2823
90805 Mevasseret Zion - Israel
Phone: (972)(2) 533-5195
Fax: (972)(2) 533-5196
Email: emven@embvenezuelaisrael.com

You can find a complete list of CONSULATES OF BOLIVIA here:

www.embassiesabroad.com
Dec 27, 2011
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by: amiro

hi bolivia bella near consulat of bolivia for me its egypte and you know what hapnd in egypte (situation its no normal no security) so i call embassy of bolivia in french i ask about visa in airport they say no i can not take visa in airport
i not uènderstand bolivia bella embassy or consulat not know that 2 group can take visa in border?
thank you boliviabella
Dec 26, 2011
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by: Anonymous

Algeria is a Group 2 country. According to the Bolivian Foreign Affairs website you would be issued your tourist visa upon arrival at the border or airport. Here is the page which states that Group 2 countries (yours is ARGELIA in Spanish) do need a tourist visa but do NOT need to consult a consulate overseas before arrival.

http://www.rree.gob.bo/webmre/documentos/servicios/d48.htm

The title of this page says:

RELACIÓN DE PAÍSES QUE REQUIEREN VISA DE TURISMO PARA INGRESAR A BOLIVIA (SIN CONSULTA PREVIA AL SERVICIO NACIONAL DE MIGRACIÓN, A TRAVÉS DE LA OFICINA CONSULAR O MISIÓN DIPLOMÁTICA BOLIVIANA) Grupo II

Translation:

"List of countries that require a tourism visa to enter Bolivia (without prior consultation to the National Immigration Service by way of a Bolivian consular office or diplomatic mission). Group II"

BoliviaBella.com cannot give you legal advice nor can we personally guarantee you will have no problems entering Bolivia. We can only provide you the link to the government website that provides this information. We are not a Bolivian government agency or Bolivian government website.

Perhaps you can print out this page and take it with you and show it to the immigration officials if you have any problems when you arrive:

http://www.rree.gob.bo/webmre/documentos/servicios/d48.htm

Another option would be to contact a Bolivian consulate near your country if there isn't one in Algeria. We have been told by immigration officials before that citizens of countries that do not have a Bolivian consulate can use a consulate in any nearby country.

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