Travel & Study
Travel & Study
Useful information for travellers from Bolivia to the EU, visas, travel restrictions, study opportunities and Member States Embassies.
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Visas
Bolivian citizens require specific visas to visit or study in Europe. Schengen visa covers most of the EU countries and some additional countries in Europe
Travelling in Europe is the European Union’s official website for people traveling in the 27 countries of the EU. Whether you are on holiday or on business, you will find practical advice and helpful tips.
There is so much to discover, and all of it has been made much easier thanks to the European Union. You can move freely from one country to another within the Schengen Area in Europe. Because of the Schengen Agreement, it is possible to cross many borders within Europe without controls. Also, with the addition of the Euro in nineteen countries, the cost and the inconvenience of having to change currencies has been eliminated.
Embassies
Five Member States are physically present in Bolivia
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Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Ambassador: H.E. Stefan Duppel |
Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain Ambassador: H.E. Javier Gassó |
Embassy of the French Republic Ambassador: H.E. Hélène Roos |
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Embassy of the Italian Republic Ambassador: H.E. Francesco Tafuri |
Embassy of the Kingdom of Sweden Ambassador: H.E. Nicolas Wekks |
Study programmes
Bolivians can apply for different study opportunities in the EU.
Erasmus+ is the EU’s programme that supports mobility projects in fields related to education. Bolivia participates in the following programmes:
- International mobility of credits.
- Erasmus Mundus joint Master’s Degrees.
- The development of skills in the field of higher education.
- Jean Monnet Chairs for higher education lecturers and institutions.
- Marie Curie fellowships for doctoral researchers and students and research centres.