Bolivia
Last update 09 July 2026Travel advice
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Level 3: Avoid non-essiential travel (Do not travel in certain areas of the country unless necessary)
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Plurinational State of Bolivia
The Republic of Bulgaria does not have a functioning embassy in Bolivia. Bolivia is serviced by the Embassy in Argentina.
IMPORTANT: As of June 20, 2026, a state of emergency has been declared in Bolivia for a maximum period of 90 days, with the aim of removing the mass roadblocks erected during protest demonstrations in the country. The measures introduced provide for the possibility of temporarily and significantly restricting freedom of movement and freedom of assembly. In light of this, it is essential to follow the instructions and orders of law enforcement authorities, avoid areas with large crowds, and exercise increased caution when traveling, especially in La Paz and neighboring departments. It is recommended to avoid visiting the Chapare region and neighboring areas in the department of Cochabamba, as well as to avoid traveling on all land routes between La Paz and Cochabamba -Santa Cruz, as well as those connecting La Paz to the border with Peru and to tourist destinations such as Lake Titicaca, Salar de Uyuni, and Rurrenabaque. If travel is necessary, it is recommended to use domestic air travel.
Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Argentina
Address: Sucre 1568, C1428DUT, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tel.:+ 54 11 4781 8644; +54 11 4786 6273
Opening hours: Mon – Fri, 09:00 – 17:30
E-mail: Embassy.BuenosAires@mfa.bg
Website: www.mfa.bg/embassies/argentina
Bolivia does not have an Embassy accredited to Bulgaria. The Bolivian authorities advise Bulgarian citizens to contact:
Embassy of Bolivia in Rome, Italy
Address.Via Civitavecchia 1, Rome, Italy
Tel: +39068841001
E-mail: infobolit@yahoo.it
Embassy of Bolivia in Tehran, Iran
Address: 79 Qareh Tapehei St., Kosar Sq., Saadat Abad, Tehran
Tel: +982188686807
E-mail: emboliran@gmail.com