Persons born in Bolivian territory are Bolivian by birth (with the constitutional foreign-service exceptions). Parentage rules also transmit Bolivian nationality.
Sources: Constitucion Politica del Estado, art. 141 (Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional)
A spouse of a Bolivian (or a person with Bolivian children) may naturalize after two years of residence, instead of three.
Sources: Constitucion Politica del Estado, art. 141 (Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional)
Children of a Bolivian parent are Bolivian by birth under the Constitution, including birth abroad subject to the statutory rules.
Sources: Constitucion Politica del Estado, art. 141 (Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional)
Foreigners may naturalize after more than three years uninterrupted legal residence, or two years with a Bolivian spouse, child, or foster parent, subject to legal status and statutory process.
Sources: Constitucion Politica del Estado, art. 141 (Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional)
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Licence issued in Bolivia
2 mapped destinationsExchange normally requires residence in the destination and replaces the original licence. The official authority still decides validity, deadlines, classes, and any extra checks.
This passport benefits from: Spain 2-year naturalization (Ibero-American)