BO
Bolivia
Recent reports of entry without significant problems.
This rating rests on little or old data, so treat it as a rough guide.
Based on 1 report. Score 1.00 on a scale from −1 (always refused) to +1 (always admitted), with recent reports counting most. How scoring works
What to expect
Only one report is on file, from February 2026, and it is secondhand rather than a firsthand account.1 It describes a traveler deported from the US who entered Bolivia easily despite a US sex offense and an INTERPOL notice reportedly generated.1 The arrival mode was not stated, though officers were said to have known in advance; with one secondhand report, no pattern can be described.1
Written by an AI model from the reports below on September 19, 2026. The numbers link to the reports each sentence is based on. Read those before you decide.
Common questions
Can registered sex offenders enter Bolivia?
It's rated Open: Recent reports of entry without significant problems. Of 1 trips reported in the last two years by people on a US registry, 1 ended in entry and 0 in refusal.
Do Bolivia's border officers know about US registrants in advance?
In 1 report, officers appeared to know before the traveler arrived, which usually points to a US advance notification (often called Angel Watch).
- 1Feb 2026 (reported)
Admitted, no issues
A speaker in an online session described a man deported from the US who reported having an easy time entering Bolivia despite a US sex offense and an INTERPOL notice being generated.
ACSOL (Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws) · archived copy · Forum post · Secondhand · officers appeared to be notified in advance