Nigeria to Bolivia is visa on arrival yes what requirements do you need to buy your ticket please anyone with idea on how to go about this

wettin people dey go find for bolivia
this traveling traveling thing will just waste people precious lifetime

I don't think it is visa on arrival o.. is that a new rule?

[quote author=GlobTrotter post=116843433]I don't think it is visa on arrival o.. is that a new rule?





Yes

[quote author=Amauche147 post=116846801][/quote] interesting. Can you post a link to verify this?

Bolivia is a southern America country sharing boundary with Brazil....I am not sure if it happens to be a visa on arrival for Nigerians. All South America countries requires visa for Nigeria holder passport. Try and get your fact right before paying for ticket.

Amauche147:
Nigeria to Bolivia is visa on arrival yes what requirements do you need to buy your ticket please anyone with idea on how to go about this

Please have you been able to travel from Nigeria to Bolivia, which airline did you use, how much was the flight and what requirements when you got to the airport?

Izebrain:


Please have you been able to travel from Nigeria to Bolivia, which airline did you use, how much was the flight and what requirements when you got to the airport?

It's not easy but Turkish airlines is going there

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Please have you been able to travel from Nigeria to Bolivia, which airline did you use, how much was the flight and what requirements when you got to the airport? [/quote
The only problem is boarding. If you can board then fine

mbapelvis:

It's not easy but Turkish airlines is going there

Why do you say it’s not easy ? Please what exactly do you mean by this statement so I can be fully aware of the disadvantages

[quote author=mbapelvis post=122838619][/quote]

What problems can one encounter or expect while boarding so one can be fully prepared for the challenges

Izebrain:


What problems can one encounter or expect while boarding so one can be fully prepared for the challenges

There's no direct flight to the destination even when you're able to get one it'll cost you way over a million naira for a One way ticket and remember you'll need a return ticket to make it beyond POE if you're not with a residency permit or an immigrant visa.
And all countries that you'll get connecting flights will require a transit visa which is very hard to get with a Nigerian passport without travel history.
But hey give it a shot nothing is impossible
God will fulfill your desires

Firefyta:
There's no direct flight to the destination even when you're able to get one it'll cost you way over a million naira for a One way ticket and remember you'll need a return ticket to make it beyond POE if you're not with a residency permit or an immigrant visa.
And all countries that you'll get connecting flights will require a transit visa which is very hard to get with a Nigerian passport without travel history.
But hey give it a shot nothing is impossible
God will fulfill your desires

Thanks a lot I appreciate, have you been able to travel through this route, it’s millions we’re talking about here cause my brother already has the Bolivia tourist visa, want to be sure before paying for ticket

Izebrain:


Thanks a lot I appreciate, have you been able to travel through this route, it’s millions we’re talking about here cause my brother already has the Bolivia tourist visa, want to be sure before paying for ticket

Heard you don’t need a transit visa flying through Istanbul, São Paulo, just have to make sure you’ve one PNR , all flight must be on one itinerary

Izebrain:


Thanks a lot I appreciate, have you been able to travel through this route, it’s millions we’re talking about here cause my brother already has the Bolivia tourist visa, want to be sure before paying for ticket

someone I know went to Costa Rica for Handball tournament on board Turkish airlines and he told me he transit in Istanbul first then took a connecting flight to Sao Paolo Brazil then was transferred to a Copa Airlines flight to his destination.
Brazil or Panama are the major transit points for passengers plying most of south American and Caribbean countries who want to avoid the hassles of passing through the USA
So the person in question should mail the Airline he/she wishes to use on the visa requirements for transit.

Firefyta:
someone I know went to Costa Rica for Handball tournament on board Turkish airlines and he told me he transit in Istanbul first then took a connecting flight to Sao Paolo Brazil then was transferred to a Copa Airlines flight to his destination.
Brazil or Panama are the major transit points for passengers plying most of south American and Caribbean countries who want to avoid the hassles of passing through the USA
So the person in question should mail the Airline he/she wishes to use on the visa requirements for transit.

Thanks a lot for the info, he would travel with Turkish Airlines, do they respond to emails to confirm travel documents needed for a journey with connecting flight? Cause from enquires made they said he would not need a transit visa, the people at Turkish airline we met at the airport said they don’t even go to Bolivia

Izebrain:


Thanks a lot for the info, he would travel with Turkish Airlines, do they respond to emails to confirm travel documents needed for a journey with connecting flight? Cause from enquires made they said he would not need a transit visa, the people at Turkish airline we met at the airport said they don’t even go to Bolivia

They'll reply to all enquiries even that which has to do with visa requirements
And of course they don't go to Bolivia but will connect you on copa airlines or Bolivian national airline
Trips to those extreme parts of the world are scrutinized very much now because of the massive exodus of south and central Americans on their way to the USA

Firefyta:
They'll reply to all enquiries even that which has to do with visa requirements
And of course they don't go to Bolivia but will connect you on copa airlines or Bolivian national airline
Trips to those extreme parts of the world are scrutinized very much now because of the massive exodus of south and central Americans on their way to the USA

How do I reach them on email, do you’ve their email? At the airport they said they don’t go to Bolivia, said it’s agent that know how to connect the flight that’s going to Bolivia from São Paulo

Ever been to Bolivia or had someone go on this journey or something similar

Izebrain:


Heard you don’t need a transit visa flying through Istanbul, São Paulo, just have to make sure you’ve one PNR , all flight must be on one itinerary

Hello, please what's the meaning of PNR? How can you make sure you have one PNR?


I will be going to Argentina soon and I plan to use Turkish Airlines. It transits through Turkey and Brazil before getting to Argentina. Will I need a transit visa at Turkey or Brazil?

Your response will be appreciated.

Izebrain:


Heard you don’t need a transit visa flying through Istanbul, São Paulo, just have to make sure you’ve one PNR , all flight must be on one itinerary

what's is PNR?....

Firefyta:
someone I know went to Costa Rica for Handball tournament on board Turkish airlines and he told me he transit in Istanbul first then took a connecting flight to Sao Paolo Brazil then was transferred to a Copa Airlines flight to his destination.
Brazil or Panama are the major transit points for passengers plying most of south American and Caribbean countries who want to avoid the hassles of passing through the USA
So the person in question should mail the Airline he/she wishes to use on the visa requirements for transit.

Can you please ask d person how did he apply for Costa Rica Visa from Nigeria...pls..and how much is ticket... thanks...

dealhunter:
Can you please ask d person how did he apply for Costa Rica Visa from Nigeria...pls..and how much is ticket... thanks...

He traveled with the Nigerian National U20 handball team so the Handball federation processed their visas

Firefyta:
He traveled with the Nigerian National U20 handball team so the Handball federation processed their visas

Oh, thank you so much!

Firefyta:
He traveled with the Nigerian National U20 handball team so the Handball federation processed their visas

Hello bro, please can you provide guidance on the best airline to travel from Nigeria to Argentina. I saw that Turkish airline goes there transiting through Turkey and Brazil. Is a transit visa for Turkey and Brazil necessary for this trip?

Izebrain:


Thanks a lot I appreciate, have you been able to travel through this route, it’s millions we’re talking about here cause my brother already has the Bolivia tourist visa, want to be sure before paying for ticket

That should be the previsa form that expires after 15 days. It's advisable to pay for a refundable ticket before applying

Izebrain:



How do I reach them on email, do you’ve their email? At the airport they said they don’t go to Bolivia, said it’s agent that know how to connect the flight that’s going to Bolivia from São Paulo

Ever been to Bolivia or had someone go on this journey or something similar

They end at Sao Paulo and transfer to GOL airlines. They share PNR

Izebrain:



How do I reach them on email, do you’ve their email? At the airport they said they don’t go to Bolivia, said it’s agent that know how to connect the flight that’s going to Bolivia from São Paulo

Ever been to Bolivia or had someone go on this journey or something similar

Ethiopian was using the route too but with payment of $4000 caution. They no longer use the route. Only Turkish airlines and GOL. Of you are finding it difficult use Bogota transit.

Izebrain:


Thanks a lot I appreciate, have you been able to travel through this route, it’s millions we’re talking about here cause my brother already has the Bolivia tourist visa, want to be sure before paying for ticket

Greetings bro. Your brother has what is called a previsa form that expires 15 days after it is established. Once all your documents are right it is emailed to you. The ball is in your court because it's you that choose to take the risk. At la Paz or Santa Cruz your entry would be determined by an immigration officer only. Write me mbapelvis81@gmail.com

mbapelvis:

Greetings bro. Your brother has what is called a previsa form that expires 15 days after it is established. Once all your documents are right it is emailed to you. The ball is in your court because it's you that choose to take the risk. At la Paz or Santa Cruz your entry would be determined by an immigration officer only. Write me mbapelvis81@gmail.com

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mbapelvis:

Greetings bro. Your brother has what is called a previsa form that expires 15 days after it is established. Once all your documents are right it is emailed to you. The ball is in your court because it's you that choose to take the risk. At la Paz or Santa Cruz your entry would be determined by an immigration officer only. Write me mbapelvis81@gmail.com

Please can you share a bit of what I’d email you for here so everyone can also learn from what you said, I’m sure we’re not the only one with this same issue

mbapelvis:

Ethiopian was using the route too but with payment of $4000 caution. They no longer use the route. Only Turkish airlines and GOL. Of you are finding it difficult use Bogota transit.

Checked with Turkish air at Abj airport and Lag as well, they said they don’t go there, that some agents know how to connect the flight we should look for one and should get Okay to board before flight, with the 4000 you talked about coupled with someone who talked about getting affidavit I guess it’s not gonna be easy, we’re in a modern day, one doesn’t need a 50/50 kind of journey

mbapelvis:

Ethiopian was using the route too but with payment of $4000 caution. They no longer use the route. Only Turkish airlines and GOL. Of you are finding it difficult use Bogota transit.

Heard that, how sure are you about GOL/ Bogota, a lot of people has mentioned Turkish air, I had someone go to Turkish air offices (Vi, Lag airport, abj airport and they said they don’t go to Bolivia, someone even sent me this Ticket