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Bolivia
Group 2 tourist visa processing
- Prima
- 20–60 minutes
- Dopo
- up to 10 minutes at border and airport posts, up to 30 minutes at migration offices
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Bolivia
Group 2 tourist visa fee
- Prima
- USD 30 — Around USD 30 for most Group 2 nationalities. Payment is in cash US dollars — clean, unmarked notes only.
- Dopo
- 300 UFV (about Bs 1,005 on 2 October 2026), paid at Banco Unión after authorisation
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Bhutan
Cash limit
- Prima
- more than US$10,000 must be declared on arrival
- Dopo
- cash up to US$10,000 may be brought in; currency above the Royal Monetary Authority limit must be declared
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Bhutan
Yellow fever certificate
- Prima
- required when arriving from a risk country
- Dopo
- no certificate requirement
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Bhutan
Travel insurance
- Prima
- required for the tourist visa (proof requested in the online application)
- Dopo
- not required since April 23, 2024; strongly recommended
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Belgio
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Bangladesh
Summary
- Prima
- Visitors from most of Europe, North America, Oceania, East Asia and the Gulf can obtain a 30-day visa on arrival (about US$51) at Dhaka and other international airports, while other nationalities — including Indian citizens — must arrange a visa through a Bangladeshi mission or the official online portal before traveling.
- Dopo
- Citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the countries of Europe, Russia, China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Turkey, Egypt and the Gulf states can obtain a 30-day visa on arrival (about US$51) at Dhaka and other international airports, while other nationalities — including Indian citizens — must arrange a visa through a Bangladeshi mission, starting on the official portal visa.gov.bd, before traveling. Only Maldivian citizens are visa-free.
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Bangladesh
Proof of funds
- Prima
- Visa-on-arrival travelers are commonly asked to show around US$500 (cash or a card statement) plus hotel details; embassy-visa holders are rarely checked. Requirements are applied with discretion.
- Dopo
- Visa-on-arrival travellers must carry at least US$500 or the equivalent in foreign currency, in cash or on a credit card (official visits excepted), under the 2016 Home Ministry circular. Embassy-visa holders are not covered by that rule.
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Bangladesh
Business visa — fee
- Prima
- Indicative — varies by nationality; requires an invitation from a Bangladeshi company or organization.
- Dopo
- Set per nationality by the fee schedule on visa.gov.bd (the multiple-entry column applies); needs a trade-association certificate or a Bangladeshi sponsor's recommendation. Issued for up to one year with stays of up to two months per visit.
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Bangladesh
Business visa — stay per entry
- Prima
- 30
- Dopo
- 60
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Bangladesh
Business visa — validity
- Prima
- 180
- Dopo
- 365
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Bangladesh
Tourist visa — fee
- Prima
- Indicative. Fees follow reciprocal schedules and vary by nationality; start the application at visa.gov.bd and submit at the mission.
- Dopo
- Set per nationality by the fee schedule published on visa.gov.bd — for a single-entry visa, for example, US$160 for US citizens, US$65 for British, US$50 for Japanese and Kenyan, US$15 for German citizens, and less or nothing for some. US$50 is only a common value.
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Bangladesh
Visa on arrival — fee notes
- Prima
- Payable in cash in US dollars on arrival. Carry the exact amount.
- Dopo
- Paid on arrival in foreign currency (US dollars, pounds or euros). The 2016 circular does not print the amount; US$51 is the figure in common use. Nationals whose visas are fee-exempt pay nothing.
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Bangladesh
Embassy-visa nationalities
- Prima
- generic apply-at-a-mission note
- Dopo
- adds the single-entry fee for that nationality from the visa.gov.bd fee schedule, and the circular's visa on arrival for travellers coming from a country with no Bangladeshi mission
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Bangladesh
BB, BT, FJ, GD, GM, JM, KN, LC, LS, MW, PG, SB, SC, SL, TO, TT, VC, VU, WS, ZM
- Prima
- visa-free, 90 days under bilateral exemption agreements
- Dopo
- embassy visa (visa on arrival possible where Bangladesh has no mission)
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Bangladesh
Non-EU European nationalities (Albania, Andorra, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, North Macedonia, San Marino, Serbia, Ukraine, Vatican City)
- Prima
- embassy visa
- Dopo
- visa on arrival, 30 days
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Bangladesh
Egypt, Turkey, Brunei
- Prima
- embassy visa
- Dopo
- visa on arrival, 30 days
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Bangladesh
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Azerbaigian
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Azerbaigian
Bhutan, Cambodia, Egypt, Laos, Philippines, Tunisia, Uruguay, Venezuela
- Prima
- ASAN e-Visa, 30 days
- Dopo
- embassy visa
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Azerbaigian
Bahamas, Barbados, Djibouti, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mauritius, Seychelles, Trinidad and Tobago
- Prima
- embassy visa ("not on the ASAN e-Visa list")
- Dopo
- ASAN e-Visa, 30 days
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Australia
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Australia
Travel insurance
- Prima
- Not an entry requirement for tourists, but strongly recommended — healthcare for visitors is expensive unless your country has a reciprocal healthcare agreement with Australia.
- Dopo
- Not an entry requirement for tourists, but strongly recommended — you are liable for all your healthcare costs unless your country has a reciprocal healthcare agreement with Australia. Some Visitor visas are granted with condition 8501, which makes keeping adequate health insurance a condition of the visa.
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Argentina
Argentina yellow fever — areas where vaccination is advised
- Prima
- Iguazú Falls, Misiones and Corrientes
- Dopo
- Misiones (incl. Iguazú), Corrientes and Formosa, and parts of Jujuy, Salta and Chaco; at least 10 days before travel
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Azerbaigian
Visa on arrival
- Prima
- visa on arrival for Gulf Cooperation Council nationals
- Dopo
- removed: no passport uses it