Singapore to Bolivia visa requirements

Yes, a Singapore passport holder needs a visa for Bolivia. Singapore is a Group 2 nationality, and since 25 July 2025 the previous visa-on-arrival option for Group 2 travellers has ended, so you must obtain a tourist visa in advance from a Bolivian embassy or consulate before you travel. Bolivia divides nationalities into three groups. Singapore falls under Group 2, which historically allowed a visa on arrival at international airports and land borders. As of 25 July 2025 Bolivia ended the visa-on-arrival channel for Group 2 nationals; they must now apply in advance at a Bolivian embassy or consulate. Bolivia has no diplomatic mission in Singapore, so applicants typically use the nearest accredited Bolivian mission (for example in Tokyo, Beijing, Canberra, or via a consulate en route in South America). The tourist visa costs around USD 30 at a consulate, grants up to 30 days per entry (extendable twice to a 90-day annual maximum through the Dirección General de Migración), and requires a passport valid at least six months with a blank page, proof of onward travel, accommodation, and sufficient funds. Because the on-arrival route is no longer reliable for Group 2 nationals and sources differ on enforcement, the conservative and accurate position is that a visa is required and should be secured before departure.