Address: 3701 Wilshire Blvd #1065, Los Angeles, CA 90010, USA
Phone: +12133880475
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–2PM
Tuesday: 9AM–2PM
Wednesday: 9AM–2PM
Thursday: 9AM–2PM
Friday: 9AM–2PM
Saturday: Closed
Pacific Occupants
The Bolivian Consulate in LA is the worse. I dealt with many consulates since I travel constantly and this gotta to be the worst place. I’m not sure if this is how the Bolivian community serves each other. Buy the diplomacy here has come to die and it’s been buried. There is a couple of people who I’ve talked to and both are crass and complain of being busy. I wish Bolivia would replace or train these employees. Is so depressing to be impotent to not be able to process visas or passport for a trip. They don’t pick up the phone and their message machine is full and when they do they’re unhelpful. Also as today June 3, 2022 their phone is disconnected as in no longer in service message. I guess they finally closed and moved. Bolivia have more efficient consulate representation. Amen!
Danika Quinteros
Excellent service. The people that work there are very polite, helpful, and accommodating. They may not respond to every email, but they have answered the phone every time I called. When I drove to LA to pick up new birth and marriage certificates, they were nice enough to let me apply for a passport while I was there. They even take your picture there so no need to worry about paying for pictures beforehand or whether the size is correct or not.
Lily Kramer
No one answers the phone and the mailbox is full. I've tried emailing them and no response. I've called the Houston Consulate who answered on the first ring, but told me there was nothing they could do for me except forward on my email to them. Got back one passport with visa, but not the other. Trip is less than a month away. Beyond frustrated.
Sameera Kommidi
This is my 3rd time for a visa and they have always been super responsive, friendly and on/before promised delivery time for visas. The visa process is fairly simple - fill online application, print and submit and pick up visa in 5 days! (They let you know if it’s ready earlier than that) I have had horrible experiences at Chilean and other consulates who never reply or answer phone calls or provide you correct information even when you visit them.
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In the Web page it says that we must make an appointment before going to the consulate. But where is the date taken?
Vania said they don't have any info about Oct. 20th. The voice mail is full, and can't leave a message. What will be the voting place and the hours?
Kathy is called consulate of Bolivia is located at 3701 Wilshire bl. Suite 1065 Los Angeles ca 90010 Consulate General of Bolivia
Where can I vote? I am registered
You need to visit the consulate, leave your passport and the required papers, and return as they say.
Finish the signal with my neighbor, since you can not pay for the Internet
They're open. I know, they almost never answer the phone. You can catch them if you go between 9:00-2:00
The best way to communicate is through the Internet and there is better service despite the restrictions
Sorry. I am not very sure on this. Emailing them is better option. I used to call them and they never pick up but respond to emails
I went into the consulate without an appointment and gave them all the documents They gave me two choices pick or mail since I was in a hurry I chose to pick it up. Works well for people in Los Angeles
No. Already Passed The time limit. The elections will be in two weeks. Sorry
I do not think it is possible, because you have to prove your relationship with the deceased at the consulate
Thats a great question. I was able to contact the consolate in Washington. You could try contacting them to ask. It seems that the other locations NEVER answer phones or emails. I know the LA location does not.
You have to go in person. I don't know why they can't answer the friggin phone. But the website will help you get your required information together. If it doesnt work, that's a shame.
No, you just need to bring their birth certificate or a copy of it to show when they do inmigration in LA Paz or Sta. Cruz prove that they are your children and they won't have to pay for the visa.
Most likely need Visa. You can look at the Bovian consulate in Los angeles web site.
My wife even used to live in Bolivia but is a us citizen and I just had to get her a Visa so she could go to her 20th high school reunion. $160. 10 days to process. 5 days expedited. We got it done in 2 days with some persuasion. :)
The yellow veccine it's only good up to 10 years. Or fiebre amarilla.
Due to the high volume of visa applications at this time, unless one lives near the offices of a Bolivian consulate, all visa application procedures will be carried out by mail and the official website of the Bolivian consulate general. But by suggestion it is better to call the consulate and find out what are the steps required to begin the process and if visiting the offices would help advance such process
Depends on traffic but generally 36 to 46 minutes
The Greyhound Station is located 8 to 9 miles from the Consulate and in downtown L.A. and LAX International Airport 18 to 19 miles from the Consulate. The closest form of transportation to the consulate would be taking the subway service in which the metro purple line 805 goes and approaches 6 blocks from the consulate. The consulate is located in the middle of downtown koreatown
I suggest you call the consulate directly. This forum is for general questions and answers to the community.
You should contact the consulate they will give all the information needed. They are very helpful.
Hi Rachel . You can get it at the airport in bolivia
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