Argentina to Bolivia visa requirements

No visa required. As a Mercosur member, Argentine ordinary passport holders enter Bolivia visa-free for tourism and may even use only their national ID card (DNI), with an initial stay of 90 days extendable to 180. Argentina and Bolivia are both members/associated states of Mercosur, which guarantees free movement between member countries. An Argentine ordinary passport holder needs no visa to enter Bolivia for tourism or a short visit. Uniquely, Argentines do not even require a passport: under the Mercosur travel-document agreement, a valid Argentine national ID card (DNI) is accepted for entry, provided it is in good condition and the photo clearly identifies the holder. On arrival travelers are granted a tourist stay of up to 90 days per entry; this can be extended at a DIGEMIG (national migration directorate) office up to a maximum of 180 days within a calendar year. There is no entry or tourist fee for Argentine nationals. Travelers must enter through an official migration control point, receive an entry stamp/migration card (tarjeta andina/comprobante), and retain it for exit. No eVisa, ETA, or visa-on-arrival process applies, and Bolivia is not part of the Schengen area. Yellow fever vaccination is recommended (not mandatory for general entry) if visiting endemic Amazon/lowland regions. This route has been stable; the Mercosur free-movement framework remains in force as of 2026.