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Sint Maarten (Dutch part)BoliviaTravel corridor

Bolivia visa requirements for citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part).

Visa on arrivalStays of up to 30 days per visit.

Citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part) can typically obtain a visa on arrival in Bolivia for stays of up to 30 days. Conditions apply — review the official requirements before travel.

Routes for Bolivia last verified 14 Jun 2026 against official sources.

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Beyond short stays

Other ways into Bolivia for citizens of Sint Maarten (Dutch part).

Study & Training

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Bolivia Student Visa~15 days processing

Work & Self-Employment

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Bolivia Specific-Purpose Visa - Work~15 days processing

Invest & Capital

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Residencia (rentista)Available

Retire & Lifestyle

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Bolivia Temporary Residence by Income (Retiree / Rentista)Gov fee BOB 1,473

Family & Origin

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Bolivia Specific-Purpose Visa - Family~15 days processing

Special Categories

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Bolivia Specific-Purpose Visa - Religious / Missionary~15 days processing
Bolivia Humanitarian Visa
Bolivia MERCOSUR Temporary Residence (2 Years)Gov fee BOB 1,473
Bolivia Permanent ResidenceGov fee BOB 1,473
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