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Rency CD, a travel expert at Natvisa, offers a comprehensive step-by-step guide on the Bolivia SIGEMIG, outlining the necessary requirements and providing detailed instructions on how to complete the application process.
Applying for a Bolivian SIGEMIG is a simple online process. However, it is always good to be prepared. Before starting registration, you must check your internet connectivity and gather all accommodation details. You can learn more about the registration process below:
You can access the Bolivian SIGEMIG form. To begin the application process, you must create an account on the official portal.
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There are two types of accounts. The first comes under the umbrella term company account, and the second is for foreign travelers. Under the company accounts, travel agencies, lodging centers, airlines, and educational institutions can register their clients or students. Individual foreign travelers and residents of Bolivia can create the second type of account.
Now you can use this account to register your details in the SIGEMIG. We suggest watching a YouTube video hosted on the website to understand the application procedure. There is also a written tutorial in PDF format. Further, you can also contact the authorities at the toll-free number on the site if you face any difficulty during the application process.
You are required to share some basic information about yourself to register in the Bolivia SIGEMIG.
Name(s): This is your official first name and middle name, which should match that in the passport or your national identification card.
First Last Name: This is the official last name of the applicant.
Second Surname: The official surname or second last name of the applicant. This is for a maiden name.
Nationality: Your country of origin as mentioned in your passport.
Date of Birth: The day you were born, as shown in your passport.
Gender: The applicant’s gender and this should be the same as the information in the passport.
If you are an applicant, you are required to share a few pieces of information with regard to your passports.
Document Type: In this field, you must fill out the type of passport you hold. There are different passports, like official, service, and diplomatic. A passport is an internationally recognized identity document. This identifies an applicant as a subject of a nation. In emergencies, an applicant can contact his/her home country’s embassy in Bolivia. This is why you must carefully fill in all the fields on the Bolivia SIGEMIG form.
Document Number: Your passport number. It should match the number on your passport information page.
Contact Details: You must share your phone number and email address. Authorities can contact you using these details in case of an emergency.
On the second page, you need to share information about your stay.
Hosting Center/ Home: All travelers, including foreigners and Bolivian citizens, must share their accommodation details. Bolivian citizens who are returning to their home country can enter the address of their home. The home address will typically have the name of the state, city, and house number.
If you are a foreign visitor, please note you need to submit the details of your lodging.
Department: In this field, you must select the place/city of your accommodation from a drop-down list.
Lodging: You need to select the name of the hotel/resort again from a drop-down list. Once you select the hotel, your address automatically gets filled in the next field.
The Date of Arrival/Departure: The date on which the applicant will arrive in Bolivia and the date on which he/she departs. As an applicant, you should submit the accommodation details of your initial stay in Bolivia.
Once the details are entered, you can click the register button. All the details will be saved in the system. The SIGEMIG document is generated. You will not receive an email with the document.
You can log in to their SIGEMIG account at any time, and in the declaration history, you can find your details. You can also print a copy of the SIGEMIG document. You can click on the print button under ’Actions.’ A PDF copy of the document will be downloaded so that it can be printed.
As per the website disclaimer, the Bolivian SIGEMIG will be treated as an official sworn statement. As a foreign traveler, you will have to pay heavy fines in case of discrepancies in the SIGEMIG registration.
Bolivia is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking unique experiences and rich cultural heritage. However, it’s important to keep in mind the country’s mandatory registration process through the SIGEMIG system. This registration form is required for all international travelers, regardless of their country of origin or visa status.
Failure to complete the registration process can result in heavy fines for you upon your departure from the country.
While the registration process may seem daunting, we assure you it’s a relatively straightforward procedure that can be completed online. By following our step-by-step guide and ensuring accurate and up-to-date information, you can ensure a smooth and hassle-free trip to Bolivia.
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