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you are indian couple live in Costa Rica.

Excelente...That is great! You are getting an interesting mix of culture in your family :-)

@@ParadiseCatchers i also texted you

In our case, we got a call from the embassy in Costa Rica that the visa was approved and we could collect it. Also, at the time of our application, the online visa process for Bolivia was not streamlined well, as it is now. So we would suggest checking the status online if it changes but also mail/call them to confirm if it is taking too much time.

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Sorry, somehow missed your comment earlier. Just in case you are still looking for an answer, there are a couple of things that we normally suggest. 1. Email the nearest Bolivia consular office to check if they have any advice on ANY change in the visa-on-arrival rule for India or UAE who fall under Tier/Group 2 and are eligible for Visa on arrival for USD 95 (price as of the time we write this). In case there is no office in the country of residence, we found this general consular mail - consular@rree.gob.bo on this link www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/484, that will help you get started. You will also find the visa application online form at the end of this page. 2. Check with the airline that you will most probably fly with. Our experience is that they are stricter with procedures than the country's immigration department. Also, sometimes, they do not even know the visa-on-arrival option and may ask for a stamped visa. So it is better to have a clarification before flying.

Hi Uday. Indians traveling to or from Yellow Fever endemic countries need to have a valid Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate. All the 3 countries where you’re visiting - Bolivia, Peru and Brazil are Yellow Fever endemic countries. So, yes you do need the YF vaccination certificate. Check more details on this government website: www.ihpoe.mohfw.gov.in/vaccination.php

Hi Ankush. We traveled the other way round, from Uyuni in Bolivia 🇧🇴 to San Pedro de Atacama in Chile 🇨🇱. It was 3 day tour with Red Planet Expedition - we had a good experience with them. If you want to travel from Chile to Bolivia, our recommendation is to arrive in San Pedro de Atacama and then shop around for the best tour and inclusions. There are several tour companies on the main street of San Pedro de Atacama, and most of them have similar offerings and pricing. Best wishes for your trip 😊

Sorry, somehow missed your comment earlier. Just in case you are still looking for an answer, there are a couple of things that we normally suggest. 1. Email the nearest Bolivia consular office in Europe/your resident country to check if they have any advice on ANY change in the visa-on-arrival rule for India who fall under Tier/Group 2 and are eligible for Visa on arrival for USD 95 (price as of the time we write this). In case there is no office in the country of residence, we found this general consular mail - consular@rree.gob.bo on this link www.cancilleria.gob.bo/webmre/node/484, that will help you get started. You will also find the visa application online form at the end of this page. 2. Check with the airline that you will most probably fly with. Our experience is that they are stricter with procedures than the country's immigration department. Also, sometimes, they do not even know the visa-on-arrival option and may ask for a stamped visa. So it is better to have a clarification before flying.

Not sure. e-visa does not seem to be applicable for Indian passport holders.

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