Citizens from Germany, Argentina, Austria, Colombia, Chile, Denmark, Ecuador, Spain, Finland, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Norway, Paraguay, The Vatican, Sweden, Switzerland and Uruguay do not need a visa when visiting the country for 90 days or less. Citizens of other countries do not need a visa when traveling 30 days or less in the country. There are different types of visas, depending on the trip's nature. HOW TO GET OUT Exit and entrance ports are the same. However, you should be careful for there are some restrictions to the goods and substances that may be taken out of the country.
Sanitary certificates are mandatory for domestic animals being taken out of the country.
In Bolivia there are very strict controls in relation to illicit drugs. Even the smallest amounts of cocaine, marihuana or any other controlled substance are penalized with several years in prison. Coca leaves may be legally consumed and taken out of the country, but they could get you into serious trouble in other countries. Local and international legislation prohibits the traffic of objects that are part of the country's archeological patrimony. A visitor, however, has unlimited access to a great variety of handicrafts of a very rich cultural value.