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NON-IMMIGRANT VISAS
Visa / Passport Return

 


DHL will generally return the passport with visa to a DHL office in the Bolivian city closest to the residence of an approved applicant within 48 to 72 hours AFTER DHL HAS RECEIVED these passports from the Embassy. Applicants should allow at least 3 business days after the interview for any travel.

The DHL delivery fee is US$5 per passport, payable at the time the applicant picks up his/her passport at the DHL office. Information regarding the procedures for claiming your passport from DHL will be provided to successful applicants at the time of their visa interviews.

The Embassy chose DHL based on their reputation, experience and cost-effectiveness, after soliciting proposals from several other delivery companies.

Emergencies / Urgent Travel

In the case of a death in the family or a medical or business emergency, please inform the interviewing Consular Officer during your interview, as it may be possible to receive your visa the same day.

Visa Annotations

In some cases, the Consular Officer will annotate your visa. The most common visa annotation is “SUBJECT NOT THE SAME AS CLASS ENTRY” – this annotation is included on your visa when your name, date of birth or other identifying feature is similar to that of another person, and it is designed to facilitate your admission into the United States at your point of entry. If you have questions regarding other annotations on your visa, please e-mail us at consularlapaz@state.gov.