Bolivia Visa Requirements: Bolivia Student Visa
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(This page was updated on 28 June 2015)
This Bolivia Student Visa is an entry visa only. It enables you to travel to, and enter, Bolivia. Once you arrive, you will have 60 calendar days to complete the application process for residency in Bolivia for the period of time you plan to live and study in Bolivia.
Note: In all cases, immigration law applies to your passport country (the country of your citizenship or nationality). This means that even if you are entering Bolivia from another country, the Bolivia visa requirements that apply to you are those of your country of citizenship.
(AUTHORIZATION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A STUDENT VISA AT A CONSULATE)
1. Es otorgada por sesenta (60) días calendario, con el propósito de cursar estudios a nivel primario, secundario y en Instituciones de Educación Superior de Formación Profesional, habilita a tramitar la residencia temporal de estudiante hasta por tres (3)años, prorrogable por periodos de hasta tres (3) años, hasta la culminación de sus estudios ante la Dirección General de Migración Formulario de Declaración Jurada de Solicitud de Visa, obtenido de los sitios web de la DIGEMIG, de la Dirección General de Asuntos Consulares o en Representaciones Consulares donde se solicite la
visa.
Issued for sixty (60) calendar days when your purpose is to study at the primary or secondary level or at institutions of higher learning and professional development. This visa allows the student to apply for up to three (3) years of residency, which can be extended for periods of up to three (3) years until the student's studies are complete. This must be done by means of a Sworn Statement for Visa Application at the Bolivian Immigration Office. The statement can be obtained on the websites of the DIGEMIG and the General Director of Consular Affairs, or at consulates in the countries in which you will request the visa. (Or Download it here!)
2. Pasaporte con vigencia mínima de 6 meses.
Passport with a minimum of 6 months remaining on it before it expires.
3. Certificado de vacuna contra la fiebre amarilla si visitará zonas endémicas de alto riesgo.
Vaccination certificate showing you've had a yellow fever shot, if you plan to visit areas where there is high risk of contracting it.
4. Cualquiera de los siguientes documentos que acrediten los estudios del último nivel realizado en colegio, instituto o universidad del país donde hubiera radicado, legalizados por la oficina o representación consular correspondiente:
- Certificado de estudios.
- Título de bachiller, licenciatura o post grado.
- Libreta o registro de notas.
- Otros.
Any of the following documents that accredit your last year or level of study at a school, institute or university in the country in which you lived. These must be legalized by the corresponding office or consulate:
- Certificate of studies
- High school diploma, bachelor's degree or post-graduate degree
- Report card or transcript
- Others
5. Certificado vigente que acredite que la persona extranjera no tiene antecedentes penales y/o policiales, expedidos por autoridad competente en el país de origen o de su última residencia, (no aplica a menores de 16 años de edad).
A current certificate that accredits that the foreigner has no prior criminal and/or police record, issued by the competent authorities in his or her country of origin or last residency (does not apply to minors under the age of 16).
6. Fotografía actual (4x4 fondo rojo).
Current photograph (4 x 4 centimeters with a red background).
*Todos los documentos emitidos por el país de origen o de su última residencia en otro idioma diferente al español deberán ser traducidos y debidamente legalizados.
*All documents issued by the country of origin, or in your country of most recent residency, in any language other than Spanish must be translated and duly legalized.
To translate this text into any other language, copy and paste the text above to www.translate.google.com.
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Student Visa for Spanish Language
by Michael
(La Paz)
Hi, My girlfriend wants to live in La Paz, Bolivia for a year, she is from Thailand, and she wants to learn spanish. Can she get a Student Visa as Spanish language Student?? Is there any language institute in La Paz , where she can enroll and where they can guide me how to get this Visa??. What advise can you give me??
She would be willing to do some kind of volunter work too, she does speak some english.
Last question: Do you know if there is a Consulado Onorario in Bangkok, Thailand (if not where is the closest one??)
Thank you very much for your help
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How do I apply for a student visa for Bolivia?
What forms are required to apply for a student visa?
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How do I get a student visa for Bolivia?
by Bonnie
(California, USA)
How do I get a student visa for Bolivia?
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Bolivia Visa Requirements: Bolivia Exchange Student Visa
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(This information was updated 28 June 2015)
This Bolivia Exchange Student Visa is an entry visa only. It enables you to travel to, and enter, Bolivia. Once you arrive, you will have to visit the nearest Bolivian Immigration Services office to complete an application process for temporary student resident status in Bolivia.
Note: In all cases, immigration law applies to your passport country (the country of your citizenship or nationality). This means that even if you are entering Bolivia from another country, the Bolivia visa requirements that apply to you are those of your country of citizenship.
(AUTHORIZATION FOR THE ISSUANCE OF AN EXCHANGE STUDENT VISA AT A CONSULATE UNDER AN AGREEMENT WITH A STATE OR PRIVATE INSTITUTION)
Con Convenio Estatal: Es otorgada por ciento ochenta (180) días calendario, con la finalidad de cursar estudios en virtud de acuerdos académicos estatales, tiene carácter gratuito y habilita a tramitar la permanencia temporal de estudiante ante la Dirección General de Migración, por un periodo similar.
Con Convenio Privado: Es otorgada hasta por ciento ochenta (180) días calendario, con la finalidad de cursar estudios en virtud de acuerdos académicos entre Universidades públicas o privadas u otros centros de enseñanza con similares del exterior y habilita a tramitar la permanencia temporal de estudiante por un period similar ante la Dirección General de Migración.
Under an agreement with a State institution: Issued for one hundred and eighty (180) calendar days, when your purpose is to study under an academic agreement between state-run schools and universities. The visa is free and enables you to apply for temporary residency as a student at the Bolivian Immigration Service, for a similar period.
Under an agreement with a private institution: Issued for one hundred and eighty (180) calendar days, when your purpose is to study under an academic agreement between private schools and universities or other similar educational institutions in a foreign country, and enables you to apply for temporary residency as a student for a similar period at the Bolivian Immigration Service.
1. Formulario de Declaración Jurada de Solicitud de Visa, obtenido de los sitios web de la DIGEMIG, de la Dirección General de Asuntos Consulares o en Representaciones Consulares donde se solicite la visa.
This must be done by means of a Sworn Statement for Visa Application obtained on the websites of the DIGEMIG and the General Director of Consular Affairs, or at consulates in the countries in which you will request the visa. (Or Download it here!)
2. Pasaporte con vigencia mínima de 6 meses.
Passport with a minimum of 6 months remaining on it before it expires.
3. Certificado de vacuna contra la fiebre amarilla si visitará zonas endémicas de alto riesgo.
Vaccination certificate showing you've had a yellow fever shot, if you plan to visit areas where there is high risk of contracting it.
4. Si aplica a visa de estudiante con Acuerdo o Convenio Estatal o Privado: carta de aceptación original o fotocopia legalizada emitida por la Institución de Educación Superior de destino.
Si aplica a visa de estudiante con Acuerdo o Convenio Privado: además presentar copia legalizada del Acuerdo o Convenio interinstitucional según corresponda, donde se establezca el tipo de intercambio de estudiante;
If you apply for a student visa as a student whose a greement is with a state or private institution: present the original letter of acceptance, or a legalized photocopy issued by the Higher Education Institution in the destination.
If you apply for a student visa as a student with a private institution: you must also present a legalized copy of the corresponding interinstitutional agreement, which stipulates the type of student exchange that will take place.
5. Certificado vigente que acredite que la persona extranjera no tiene antecedentes penales y/o policiales, expedidos por autoridad competente en el país de origen o de su última residencia, (no aplica a menores de 16 años de edad).
A current certificate that accredits that the foreigner has no prior criminal and/or police record, issued by the competent authorities in his or her country of origin or last residency (does not apply to minors under the age of 16).
6. Fotografía actual (4x4 fondo rojo).
Current photograph (4 x 4 centimeters with a red background).
*Todos los documentos emitidos por el país de origen o de su última residencia en otro idioma diferente al español deberán ser traducidos y debidamente legalizados.
*All documents issued by the country of origin, or in your country of most recent residency, in any language other than Spanish must be translated and duly legalized.
To translate this text into any other language, copy and paste the text above to www.translate.google.com.
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US Student Applying for Bolivian Student Visa?
by Amy
(Arizona)
Hi! I am applying for a student visa and I am struggling to get a legalized criminal record - Arizona is a closed record state and can only give me one for the county that I live in and not the entire state. Does this mean that I need to go through the FBI to obtain a national background check? Also how much is solvency? And if I am a student can my parents be proof of solvency for me?
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bolivia student visa extension help
by Isaac
(La Paz, Bolivia)
I'm a U.S. citizen studying for a semester in la Paz at la UMSA (not through a program) and am looking for the easiest and cheapest way to extend the 30 day temporary student visa I was issued at the Bolivian consulate in NY.
So far, I've been able to get a letter from inmigraciones that says all student visas automatically last for 60 days, which should mean my temporary student visa is valid until the end of March. However, I won't be leaving until the end of June, which means I won't have a visa for three months. I've talked with people who've extended their visas here legally on their own, and heard some horror stories of spending literally months working through the bureaucracy, and having to pay bribes anyway.
My three best options, as I seem them, are:
1. Pay the a fine when I leave the country, which would come out to 300 total. Aside from the money, I'm worried about the repercussions for overstaying a visa for 3 months.
2. Leave to go to Peru at the end of March and reenter with a 90 day tourist visa, which would last just until the end of my stay. This seems like the best option. Do you have any advice about dealing with customs officials?
3. Hire a lawyer. I've heard they can be up to 300 dollars just for their own fee though, which would be the price I'd have to pay for overstaying my visa anyway. Could you recommend a good one?
Any advice is welcome!
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What are the student visa requirements for an American?
by george
(charlotte, North Carolina, unites states of america)
id like to know the requirements
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