Bolivia Embassies and Consulates

Here is the list of Bolivia Embassies and Consulates by country. Find the nearest one to you.

Embassy of Bolivia in Argentina

Website: http://www.embajadadebolivia.com.ar/
Address: Av. Corrientes 545 – 2º Piso, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 11 4394 1463
Fax: (+54) 11 4394 0460
Email: embolivia-baires@ree.gov.bo

Consulate of Bolivia in Cordoba

Website:
Address: Calle Figueroa Cáceres No 368 (Altura Boulevar San Juan 1290), 5000 Córdoba, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) (351) 431 5835
Fax: (+54) (351) 421 6122
Email: coliviancordoba@gmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in La Quiaca

Website:
Address: Calle 9 de Julio N° 109 Esq. Árabe Siria, C.P. 4650, La Quiaca, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 3885 – 422 283
Fax: (+54) 3885 – 423 882
Email: colivianlaquiaca@yahoo.com.ar, aruquipalemi16@gmail.com

Bolivian Consulate in Mendoza

Website:
Address: Calle J. M. Clark N° 404 y Martínez de Rozas, 5ta secci 5500 Mendoza, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 261 429 2458
Fax: (+54) 261 423 0413
Email: consuladomendoza@hotmail.com, colivian-mendoza@rree.gov.bo

Consulate of Bolivia in Pocitos

Website: http://consulados.cancilleria.gob.bo/pocitos/
Address: Av. San Martín N° 446 4568 Pocitos (Salta), Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 3875 471 336
Fax: (+54) 3875 471 336
Email: conpocit@fullnet.com.ar

Consulate of Bolivia in Rosario

Website:
Address: Ovidio Lagos N° 711 2000 Rosario (Santa Fe), Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 341 435 2040
Fax: (+54) 341 435 2040
Email: colivian_rosario@citynet.net.ar

Consulate of Bolivia in Salta

Website:
Address: Mariano Boedo 34, Salta 4400, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 387 421 1040, (+54) 387 420 566
Fax: (+54) 387 421 1040
Email: conlivian-salta@rree.gov.bo

Consulate of Bolivia in San Miguel de Tucuman

Website:
Address: Calle Laprida 336, Local N° 2 C.P. 4000, San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) (381) 430-6737
Fax: (+54) (381) 430-6737
Email: coliviantucuman_336@hotmail.com, coliviantucuman@hotmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in San Ramón de la Nueva Oran

Website:
Address: Av. San Martín 134 4530 San Ramón de la Nueva Oran, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 3878 421 969
Fax: (+54) 3878 421 969
Email: colivian-oran@rree.gov.bo

Consulate of Bolivia in San Salvador de Jujuy

Website:
Address: Ramirez De Velazco 145, 4600 San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
Telephone: (+54) 388 424 0501
Fax:
Email: colivian-jujuy@rree.gov.bo, colivinanssjujuy@gmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in Viedma

Website:
Address: Colón 450, Viedma (Rio Negro), Argentina
Telephone: (+54) (2920) 42 05 66
Fax: (+54) (2920) 42 01 74
Email: colivian-tucuman@rree.gov.bo, consuldebolivia@gmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Sydney

Website:
Address: Suite # 602, 90 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia
Telephone: (+61) 2 9247 4235, (+61) (0) 4 0573 3472 (Mobile)
Fax: (+61) 2 9086 8199
Email: chussbol@hotmail.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Austria

Website: http://www.embajada-bolivia.at/
Address: Prinz-Eugen-Strasse 18/1/10A, 1040 Vienna, Austria
Telephone: (+43) (1) 587 4675
Fax: (+43) (1) 586 6880
Email: embolaustria@embajada-bolivia.at

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Linz

Website:
Address: Niederbairingerstrasse 36 A 4203 Altenberg Bei Linz, Austria
Telephone: (+43) (72) 308 777
Fax: (+43) (72) 308 777
Email: colivian-linz@aon.at

Embassy of Bolivia in Belgium

Website: http://embajadadebolivia.eu/
Address: Avenue Louise 176, Boîte 6 Ixelles, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Telephone: (+32) 2 627 00 10
Fax: (+32) 2 647 47 82
Email: info@embajadadebolivia.eu

Embassy of Bolivia in Brazil

Website: http://embolivia.org.br/
Address: SES Avenida das Nações, Quadra 809, lote 34 70.200-090 – Brasília – DF, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) 61 3366 2238, (+55) 61 3366 4448
Fax: (+55) 61 3366 3136
Email: embolivia@embolivia.org.br

Consulate of Bolivia in Brasileia

Website:
Address: Rua Dom Julio Mattioli, 84 Centro, 69934-000 – Epitaciolândia – AC, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) (68) 3546-5760
Fax:
Email: consuladoenbrasileia@hotmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Cáceres

Website:
Address: Rua dos Diamantes, 284 Bairro Vila Mariana, 78200-000 – Cáceres – MT, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) (65) 3224-1253
Fax:
Email: consuladoencaceres@gmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in Corumba

Website:
Address: Rua 7 de setembro, 47 entre a rua Delamare e a Av. General Rondon Centro, CEP 79330-030 – Corumbá – MS, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) 67 231 5605
Fax:
Email: consuladoboliviacorumba@gmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in Guajara Mirim

Website:
Address: Av. 15 de novembro, 255 Centro, 76850-000 – Guajará-Mirim – RO, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) 69-3541 8622
Fax: (+55) 69-3541 8622
Email: conbolquajara@gmail.com

Consulate General of Bolivia in Rio de Janeiro

Website:
Address: Av. Rui Barbosa 664, Sala 101 Flamengo, 22250-020 Rio de Janeiro – RJ, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) 21 2552 5490
Fax: (+55) 21 2551 2395
Email: consulbolrio@gmail.com

Consulate of Bolivia in Salvador

Website:
Address: Avenida Oceânica, 591 – Barra,40170-010 – Salvador – BA, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) (71) 2103-4009
Fax: (+55) (71) 2103-4005
Email: recepcao.ssa@montepascoal.com.br

Consulate General of Bolivia in Sao Paulo

Website:
Address: Rua Coronel Artur Godoi, 7 Vila Mariana, 01301-000 São Paulo – SP, Brazil
Telephone: (+55) 11 3289 0443
Fax: (+55) 11 3289-2073
Email: conbolsp@gmail.com, conbolsp@terra.com.br

Embassy of Bolivia in Canada

Website: http://bolivianembassy.ca/
Address: 130 Albert Street, Suite 416 Ottawa, ON K1P 5G4, Canada
Telephone: (+1) 613 236 5730, (+1) 613 236 1312
Fax:
Email: bolivia@bolivianembassy.ca

Consulate General of Bolivia in Montreal

Website:
Address: 44, Sunchine Drive, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC H9B 1G5, Canada
Telephone: (+1) 514 421 0033
Fax: (+1) 514 421 2169
Email: colivian-montreal@sympatico.ca

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Quebec

Website:
Address: 1700 Boulevard Laurier, Casilla : 1700, Sillery, QC G1S 1M4, Canada
Telephone: (+1) 418 688 3063
Fax: (+1) 418 688 7697
Email: bolivia@videotron.ca

Embassy of Bolivia in China

Website: http://www.embolchina.cn/
Address: 2-3-2, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Building No.14 Liangmahe South Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100600, China
Telephone: (+86) 10 6532 3074
Fax: (+86) 10 6532 4686
Email: embolchina@aliyun.com, ebolchin@gmail.com, ebolchin@hotmail.com

Consulate General of Bolivia in Santiago

Website:
Address: Avenida Santa María 2796, Providencia, Santiago, Chile
Telephone: (+56) (2) 2232 8180, (+56) (2) 2520 1700
Fax:
Email: colivian-santiago@consuladodebolivia.cl

Consulate of Bolivia in Antofagasta

Website:
Address: Calle Rebeca Matte, Antofagasta, Chile
Telephone: (+56) (55) 292 8758
Fax: (+56) (55) 292 8758
Email:

Consulate General of Bolivia in Arica

Website:
Address: Calle Patricio Lynch # , esq. Sotomayor, Arica, Chile
Telephone:
Fax: (+56) (58) 258 3393
Email: colivian_arica@yahoo.es

Consulate of Bolivia in Calama

Website:
Address: Av. La Torre , Planta Baja, Calama, Chile
Telephone: (+56) (55) 234 4413
Fax:
Email:

Consulate of Bolivia in Iquique

Website:
Address: San Martin, Iquique, Chile
Telephone:
Fax: (+56) (57) 2527 472
Email:

Embassy of Bolivia in Colombia

Website:
Address: Transversal No 118o A – 26 Barrio Santa Barbara Apartado aoreo, 92619 Bogota , Colombia
Telephone: (+57) (1) 6298252, (+57) (1) 6298237
Fax: (+57) (1) 6194940
Email: embolivia-bogota@rree.gov.bo, embolivia-bogota@elsitio.net.co

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Cali

Website:
Address: Carrera 40 No. 5C-102 , Apartado Postal 20215, Cali, Colombia
Telephone: (+57) (2) 521817, (+57) (2) 521476
Fax: (+57) (2) 521476
Email:

Embassy of Bolivia in Costa Rica

Website:
Address: Del Centro Comercial Plaza del Sol, 1000 San José, Costa Rica
Telephone: (+506) 2524 3458
Fax: (+506) 2280 0320
Email: embocr@racsa.co.cr, ppcolodro@gmail.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Cuba

Website:
Address: Calle 26 No 113 entre Avs. 1ra. y 3ra. , Miramar , Havana, Cuba
Telephone: (+53) 7 204 2426, (+53) 7 204 2127
Fax: (+53) 7 204 2739
Email: emboliviahabana@enet.cu

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Willemstad

Website:
Address: Wolkstraat 15 Office, 11 Willemstad, Curacao
Telephone: (+599) 9 461 48 00
Fax:
Email:

Embassy of Bolivia in Denmark

Website:
Address: Store Kongensgade 81, 2nd floor , 1264 Copenhagen K , Denmark
Telephone: (+45) 33 12 49 00
Fax: (+45) 33 12 49 03
Email: embocopenhagen@mail.dk

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Santo Domingo

Website:
Address: Calle Luis F. Thomen 110 Edif GAPO, Local 507 Evaristo Morales, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Telephone: (+1 809) 7016176, (+1 809) 7016196
Fax: (+1 809) 4128759
Email: consulsd@tricom.net

Embassy of Bolivia in Ecuador

Website:
Address: Av. Eloy Alfaro 2432 y Fernando Ayarza Casilla 17 , 210003 Quito, Ecuador
Telephone: (+593) (2) 244 6652, (+593) (2) 224 4830
Fax: (+593) (2) 224 4833
Email: emboquit@uio.satnet.net

Consulate General of Bolivia in Guayaquil

Website:
Address: Cedros No 100, esq. Vector Eduardo Estrada , Guayaquil, Ecuador
Telephone: (+593) (4) 2885790, (+593) (4) 2885791
Fax: (+593) (4) 2885789
Email: jguzmani2000@yahoo.net

Embassy of Bolivia in Egypt

Website:
Address: 21 B Oman st. Of Mohi El Ez Dokk i Code No 11794, PO Box 217, New Ramsis Center , Cairo , Egypt
Telephone: (+20) (2) 7624361, (+20) (2) 7624362
Fax: (+20) (2) 7624360
Email: embolivia_cairo@yahoo.com

Embassy of Bolivia in France

Website:
Address: 12, Avenue Du President Kennedy , 75016 Paris , Paris
Telephone: (+33) (1) 42249344, (+33) (1) 45278435
Fax: (+33) (1) 45258623
Email: embolivia.paris@wanadoo.fr

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Bordeaux

Website:
Address: 12 place de la Bourse , 33076 Bordeaux , France
Telephone: (+33) 5 56.79.50.00
Fax: (+33) 5 56.81.80.45
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Marseille

Website:
Address: 7 Rue Bailli de Suffren 1300, 1 Marseille, France
Telephone: (+33) (491) 338585
Fax: (+33) (491) 335525
Email: bolivmarsl@ifrance.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Germany

Website: http://www.bolivia.de
Address: Wichmannstrasse 6 , 10787 Berlin , Germany
Telephone: (+49) 30 263 91 50
Fax: (+49) 30 263 915 15
Email: embajada.bolivia@berlin.de

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Frankfurt am Main

Website:
Address: Germany Butznickelstrbe 9 -11 , Schlosshorn 61479 , Germany
Telephone: (+49) 700 265 484 36
Fax: (+49) 700 265 484 23 29
Email: (+49) 700 265 484 36

Consulate General of Bolivia in Hamburg

Website:
Address: Heimhuderstrasse 33, Hamburg 20148 , Germany
Telephone: (+49) 40 358 9753, (+49) 40 4135 5364
Fax: (+49) 40 342 856
Email: conbolhamb@aol.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Munich

Website:
Address: Maria-Theresia-Strasse 6 , Munich 81675, Germany
Telephone: (+49) 89 22 06 95
Fax: (+49) 89 22 06 98
Email: konsulat.bolivien@t-online.de

Consulate General of Bolivia in Guatemala City

Website:
Address: 7a Avenida 15-13, Zona 1 Edificio Ejecutivo, Oficina 31, Ciudad de Guatemala , Guatemala
Telephone: (+502) 2230-0483/4
Fax: (+502) 2230-0484
Email: emusa@intelnet.net.gt

Embassy of Bolivia in Israel

Website:
Address: P.O. Box 2823 , 90805 Mevasseret Zion – Israel
Telephone: (972)(2) 533-5195
Fax: (972)(2) 533-5196
Email: emven@embvenezuelaisrael.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Italy

Website: http://www.embajadadebolivia.it/
Address: Via Brenta 2, 00198 Roma, Italy
Telephone: +(39-6) 884 1001
Fax: +(39-6) 884 0740
Email: infobolit@yahoo.it

Embassy of Bolivia in Japan

Website: http://www.embassyofboliviainjapan.org/
Address: No. 38 Kowa Building, 8th Floor, Room 804, 4-12-24, Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo-to, Minato-ku, Japan
Telephone: 34995441/ 2
Fax: (81)(3) 349-95443
Email: embjp@embassyofboliviainjapan.org

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Naha City

Website:
Address: Orion Beer Building, First floor 1985-1, Gusukuma , Urasoe-shi 901-2100, Japan
Telephone: (+81) 98-877-0021
Fax:
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Amman

Website:
Address: Prince Mohammad Street Sukljian Center, P.O. BOX 289, Amman 11118, Jordan
Telephone: (+962) (6) 4611886, (+962) (6) 4657763
Fax: (+962) (6) 4657753
Email: mskljian@nol.com.jo

Consulate General of Bolivia in Beirut

Website:
Address: Centre Bancaire – Dora , P.B. 11-3310, Beirut, Lebanon
Telephone: (+961) 1-240711,(+961) 1-240712
Fax: (+961) 1-240710
Email: embolivia@terra.net.lb

Embassy of Bolivia in Mexico

Website:
Address: Paseo de la Reforma Nro. 45, Piso 4 Colonia Tabacalera, Mexico D.F., Mexico
Telephone: (+52) 55 57030983, (+52) 55 57030984
Fax: (+52) 55 57030994
Email: embolivia-mexico@rree.gov.bo

Embassy of Bolivia in Netherlands

Website:
Address: Nassaulaan 5 2514 JS, S-Gravenhage, Netherlands
Telephone: (+31) (70) 361 6707, (+31) (70) 360 6946
Fax: (+31) (70) 362 0039
Email: embolned@xs4all.nl

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Managua

Website:
Address: Carrera a Mazaya Km. 3 e, Contiguo a Hyundai , Apartado Postal: 154 , Managua, Nicaragua
Telephone: (+505) 267 3108, (+505) 267 3107
Fax: (+505) 278 6212
Email: jotabequ@ibn.com.ni

Embassy of Bolivia in Panama

Website:
Address: Calle Erick Arturo del Valle Casa No 1 , Zona El Cangrejo , Panama City, Panama
Telephone: (+507) 2690274, (+507) 2146438
Fax: (+507) 2643868
Email: emb_bol_pan@cwpanama.net

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Colon

Website:
Address: Calle 14, Av. Roosevelt, Edificio No 5, Zona 3 , Colon, Panama
Telephone: (+507) 433-2000 int.517 (+507) 433-2526
Fax: (+507) 441-5339
Email: conbolco@motta-int.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Paraguay

Website:
Address: Campos Cervera No 6421 c/ R.I.2, Ytororo Barrio Villa Aurelia, Asuncion, Paraguay
Telephone: (+595) (21) 621-426
Fax: (+595) (21) 601-999
Email: emboliviapy@tigo.com.py, embolivia.asuncion@personaldata.net.py

Embassy of Bolivia in Peru

Website:
Address: Calle Los Castanos 235, San Isidro, Apartado Postal: 464, Lima 27, Peru
Telephone: (+51) (1) 4402095
Fax: (+51) (1) 4402298
Email: embajada@boliviaenperu.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Arequipa

Website:
Address: Avenida Ejercito Esq.Tronchadero No 7.0 Edif. El Peral piso 10 Ofi., 1010 Casilla , 240 Arequipa , Peru
Telephone: (+51) (54) 259051
Fax: (+51) (54) 259051
Email: colivianarequipa@hotmail.com

Consulate General of Bolivia in Ilo

Website:
Address: J.R. Junin 414 Edif. Fercast, Piso 3, Of. 301-303 Casilla, 19 Ilo, Peru
Telephone: (+51) (53) 781071
Fax: (+51) (53) 781071
Email: colivianilo@hotmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Mollendo

Website:
Address: Calle Coronel Zavala No 171 Casilla, 32 Mollendo , Peru
Telephone: (+51) (54) 533848
Fax: (+51) (54) 533848
Email: colivianmollend@hotmail.com, cbolivim@terra.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Puerto Maldonado

Website:
Address: Plaza de Armas Jiren Loreto 272, 2do. Piso , Puerto Maldonado, Peru
Telephone: (+51) (82) 571290
Fax: (+51) (82) 571290
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Puno

Website:
Address: Jiren Arequipa No. 136 2do. piso, Puno, Peru
Telephone: (+51) (51) 351251
Fax: (+51) (51) 351251
Email: colivianpunobol@hotmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Tacna

Website:
Address: Av. Bolognesi No 1721 Urb. Pescaseroli, Tacna, Peru
Telephone: (+51) (52) 745121
Fax: (+51) (52) 745121
Email: coliviantacna@hotmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Yunguyo

Website:
Address: Jr. Grau No 32, Yunguyo, Peru
Telephone: (+51) 51 856032
Fax:
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Manila

Website:
Address: c/o Mindanao Container Corporation, 6/F Twin Cities Condominium – 110 Legazpi St., Legazpi Village, Makati City , Philippines
Telephone: (+63) 2 892-4304, (+63) 2 840-5884
Fax: (+63) 2 892-5369
Email: jlromerosalas@yahoo.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in San Juan

Website:
Address: 1409 Lucchetti Street , San Juan PR 00914-6838 , Puerto Rico
Telephone: (+1 787) 722-5449, (+1 787) 722-3542
Fax: (+1 787) 723-8457
Email: bolivia@caribe.net

Embassy of Bolivia in Russia

Website:
Address: Serpujovsky val 8, Office 135-137 , Moscow 115191, Russia
Telephone: (+7) (495) 954 0630, (+7) (495) 958 0855
Fax: (+7) (495) 958 0755
Email: embolrus@online.ru, embolivia-moscu@rree.gov.bo

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Seoul

Website:
Address: Dong Hwa Plaza Building, 4th floor Uijeongbu-dong 288, Ciudad de Uijeongbu, Kyonggui-do , Seoul, South Korea
Telephone: (+82) (31) 826 2000, 1 (+82) (31) 879 9999
Fax: (+82) (31) 826 8888
Email: colivian-seoul@hanmail.net

Embassy of Bolivia in Spain

Website:
Address: C/ Velozquez, 26, 3oA , 28001 Madrid , Spain
Telephone: (+34) 91 578 08 35
Fax: (+34) 91 577 39 46
Email: embolivia-madrid@rree.gov.bo

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Barcelona

Website:
Address: Plaza Francesc Macea No 8-9 , Codigo Postal 08028 / 08029, Barcelona, Spain
Telephone: (+34) (93) 3226512
Fax: (+34) (93) 3226512
Email: colivianbarcelona@menta.net

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Bilbao

Website:
Address: Calle Lic. Poza, 20 , 48011 Bilbao, Spain
Telephone: (+34) (94) 4277737
Fax: (+34) (94) 4278675
Email: fgm@fgm.net,consul@bolivian-bilbao.info

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Website:
Address: Apt. 724, D.P. 35080 Calle Leon y Castillo No. 61-4 B., 35003 Las Palmas de Gran Canaria , Spain
Telephone: (+34) (928) 361337,(+34) (928) 381398
Fax: (+34) (928) 381398
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Palma de Mallorca

Website:
Address: Edificio Sol Melie Calle Gremio Toneleros No 24 Polegono San Castell, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Telephone: (+34) (971) 430101, (+34) (971) 437000
Fax: (+34) (971) 437060, (+34) (971) 437001
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Website:
Address: Calle Puerto Escondido, 5-6e Piso, 38002 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Telephone: (+34) (922) 286701,(+34) (922) 288476
Fax: (+34) (922) 286408
Email: coliviantenerife@ctv.es, coliviantenerife@yagocomunicacion.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Santander

Website:
Address: Urbanizacion Santa Cruz, Chalet 4-A , 39002 Santa Cruz de Bezana , Spain
Telephone: (+34) (942) 217373, (+34) (942) 581522
Fax: (+34) (942) 580881
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Santiago de Compostela

Website:
Address: Rua Nova, 28-1e – Rua nova 20 , 15705 Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Telephone: (+34) (981) 562880
Fax: (+34) (981) 581561
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Valencia

Website:
Address: Maestro Clave, 2 , 46001 Valencia, Spain
Telephone: (+34) 96 351 14 06, (+34) 96 351 39 90
Fax:
Email:

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Valladolid

Website:
Address: Plaza de Marte y Monse No 10-1e-D 47001 , Valladolid , Spain
Telephone: (+34) 983 37 35 86
Fax: (+34) 983 37 35 86
Email:

Embassy of Bolivia in Sweden

Website:
Address: Sodra Kungsvagen 60 181, 32 Lidingo , Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-731 58 30
Fax: (+46) 8-767 63 11
Email: embolivi-estocolmo@telia.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Basel

Website:
Address: Sevogelplatz 2 4052 , Basel , Switzerland
Telephone: (+41) (61) 312 4445,6
Fax: (+41) (61) 312 5031
Email: ccblattmann@hotmail.com

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Istanbul

Website:
Address: Altan Erbulak Sokak No 3 KAT: 2, 80300 Mediciyekoy , Istanbul, Turkey
Telephone: (+90) 212 272 2402, (+90) 212 274 5124
Fax: (+90) 212 272 1568, (+90) 212 267 2647
Email: smil@turk.net, kmilovic@tekateknik.com.tr

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Kiev

Website:
Address: Khoryva Street, 45/24, Kiev 04071, Ukraine
Telephone: (+380) (44) 417-42-91
Fax: (+380) (44) 425-11-89
Email: conboliv@ukr.net

Embassy of Bolivia in the United Kingdom

Website: http://www.bolivianembassy.co.uk
Address: 106 Eaton Square, London SW1W 9AD, United Kingdom
Telephone: (+44) 20 7235 4248, (+44) 20 7235 4255
Fax: (+44) 20 7235 1286
Email: embol@bolivianembassy.co.uk

Embassy of Bolivia in the United States of America

Website: http://www.bolivia-usa.org
Address: 3014 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington D.C. 20008 , United States
Telephone: (+1) (202) 483 4410,1
Fax: (+1) (202) 328 3712
Email: webmaster@bolivia-usa.org

Consulate General of Bolivia in Los Angeles

Website:
Address: 3701 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 1065, Los Angeles, California 90010, United States
Telephone: (+1) (213) 388-0475, (+1) (213) 388-0957
Fax: (+1) (213) 384-6272
Email:

Consulate General of Bolivia in Miami

Website:
Address: 00 S. Royal Poinciana Boulevard, Suite 505 , Miami, Florida 33166 , United States
Telephone: (+1) (305) 358-6303,4
Fax: (+1) (305) 358 6305
Email: generalconsulate@bellsouth.net

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Minneapolis

Website:
Address: 17033-90th Court No. Maple Grove , Minneapolis, Minnesota 55311, United States
Telephone: (+1) (763) 424-0265
Fax:
Email: glsteine@aol.com

Consulate General of Bolivia in New York

Website:
Address: 211 East 43rd Street, Suite 1004 , New York, New York 10017 , United States
Telephone: (+1) (212) 687-0530,1
Fax: (+1) (212) 687-0532
Email: consulado.bolivia.ny@gmail.com

Embassy of Bolivia in Uruguay

Website:
Address: Calle Prudencio de Pena No 2469 , (entre Cambell y Ponce) Parque Batlle Casilla, 11600 Montevideo, Uruguay
Telephone: (+598) (2) 7083573,(+598) (2) 7099329
Fax: (+598) (2) 7080066
Email: embouy@adinet.com.uy,repbol@adinet.com.uy

Embassy of Bolivia to the Holy See

Website:
Address: Via Di Porta Angelica, 15 – int. 2, 00193 Roma, Vatican City
Telephone: (+39) (06) 68.80.20.35
Fax: (+39) (06) 58.17.95.62
Email: embolivat@rdn.it

Embassy of Bolivia in Venezuela

Website:
Address: Av. Luis Roche con 6ta. Transversal, Altamira 5Ta, Caracas, Venezuela
Telephone: (+58) (212) 263 3015, (+58) (212) 267 0136
Fax: (+58) (212) 261 3386
Email: embaboliviaven@hotmail.com, emboliviave@yahoo.es

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Merida

Website:
Address: Urbanizacion Alto Chama Calle los Frailejones No 119, Merida, Venezuela
Telephone: (+58) (274) 2713514, (+58) (274) 2711165
Fax: (+58) (274) 2713514
Email: navapinc@telcel.net.ve

Honorary Consulate of Bolivia in Valencia

Website:
Address: Carabobo, Calle Paez, Residencia El Llano 5piso, Apto. 53 Urbanizacion El Trigal Centro, Valencia, Venezuela
Telephone: (+58) 241-8425001
Fax: (+58) 241-8324387
Email: renebol@cantv.net

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Diplomatic Mission of Bolivia

The mission’s core responsibilities involve promoting and safeguarding Bolivia’s interests and citizens in the United States. This encompasses advancing goals, protecting rights, and nurturing bilateral ties. Additionally, the mission provides consular services to Bolivian nationals and foreigners.

To achieve these aims, the mission collaborates with other Bolivian diplomatic offices in the United States. This coordination ensures a cohesive approach to serving citizens and promoting Bolivia’s interests. This extends to offices like the Consulate General in Miami and New York, enhancing Bolivia’s diplomatic presence.

The US-Bolivia relationship thrives on shared values and interests, fostering cooperation beyond diplomatic realms. This robust partnership spans economic, political, cultural, and social dimensions, reflecting mutual understanding and paving the way for ongoing collaboration.

What is a Consulate?

A consulate, functioning as a diplomatic outpost, serves as the official representation of a foreign nation in another country, often positioned in a city other than the capital. Its central objective revolves around delivering services to local residents and citizens, including tasks such as visa issuance and document authentication. Simultaneously, it nurtures cultural, economic, and social connections while ensuring the well-being of citizens residing abroad.

At the helm of a consulate is a consul, an individual appointed by the sending country. Consuls hold varying ranks, including consul-general, consul, vice-consul, or honorary consul, based on their experience and authority levels. A consul-general oversees multiple consulates, while an honorary consul, though lacking a formal diplomatic career, performs consular duties.

In contrast to an embassy, which serves as the primary diplomatic mission situated in the host country’s capital, a consulate concentrates on local matters. An ambassador, the highest-ranking diplomatic representative accountable to the sending country’s head of state, leads an embassy. This role encompasses managing political affairs and collaborating with other diplomatic missions within the host country.

What is International law?

International law encompasses an extensive set of rules and principles that regulate the interactions among nations, international organizations, and other entities on a global scale. It covers a broad range of global issues, spanning from human rights and trade to security, the environment, diplomacy, and humanitarian norms.

The foundational principles of international law are sourced from various origins, including treaties, established customs, overarching legal principles, court rulings, and scholarly writings. Its application involves a variety of approaches, such as diplomatic persuasion, sanctions, legal proceedings, arbitration, and collaborative endeavors.

Critical for upholding global peace and collaboration, international law addresses global challenges and safeguards the well-being of individuals and groups in the global community. Adapting to changing circumstances, it continually evolves to tackle emerging challenges and fulfill evolving needs.

What is a Diplomat?

A diplomat is an individual entrusted with the pivotal responsibility of representing a nation or international entity during interactions with other countries or global organizations. The fundamental role of a diplomat involves active engagement in diplomacy, which requires skillful communication, negotiation, and collaboration among diverse stakeholders on the global stage.

Depending on their specific role, hierarchical position, and assigned tasks, diplomats undertake a wide range of distinct duties and functions, which include:

Safeguarding the interests and rights of their country or organization, as well as its constituents, during interactions conducted in foreign territories.
Advocating for the policies, values, and goals of their nation or organization within the host country or region.
Establishing and nurturing positive relationships with authorities and representatives of the host nation or entity.
Monitoring and evaluating political, economic, social, and cultural developments within the host region.
Facilitating and promoting cooperation and interaction across various domains, such as trade, education, culture, and science.
Providing consular assistance to citizens or members traveling to or residing in the host area.

Diplomats fulfill their roles through various diplomatic missions, including embassies, consulates, missions to international organizations, and specialized missions designed for specific situations or events.

What is the Ministry of foreign affairs?

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs operates as a governmental entity tasked with supervising a country’s engagements with foreign nations and diplomatic interactions. Typically, this ministry assumes the subsequent responsibilities:

Formulating and implementing the country’s foreign policies and strategies, aligning them with the nation’s interests and objectives.
Articulating the nation’s stances and viewpoints on global issues to other countries and international bodies.
Cultivating and nurturing diplomatic relationships and collaborations with other nations and international entities across various dimensions such as politics, economics, culture, and humanitarian affairs.
Safeguarding and promoting the nation’s interests and the welfare of its citizens abroad, while offering consular services and support.
Monitoring and coordinating the activities and performance of the country’s diplomatic missions and personnel stationed in other countries and international organizations.
Managing and allocating resources and budgets for the foreign affairs department and its affiliated units.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assumes a crucial position in directing a country’s engagement on the global platform, advancing its interests, and nurturing collaboration on an international scale.

What is a Foreign Policy?

Usually, the oversight of the Foreign Affairs Ministry is entrusted to either a minister or a secretary of state, occupying a significant governmental position and offering direct guidance to the head of state or government. This official is aided by deputy ministers or undersecretaries, as well as a range of distinct roles like directors-general, directors, counselors, and attachés. Additionally, the ministry might establish dedicated sections or units focused on specific regions, subjects, or responsibilities, such as those addressing matters concerning the Asia-Pacific region or human rights.

Although the titles may vary among nations, such as the Department of State, Foreign Office, or External Affairs, their core aim remains unchanged – supervising a country’s international relations and engagements.

What is International relations?

International relations encompasses the study and practical exploration of interactions occurring on a global level among nations, international entities, individuals, and organizations. It covers a wide range of dimensions, including diplomacy, security, trade, development, human rights, and the environment. In addressing and resolving pressing global issues like terrorism, climate change, poverty, migration, and nuclear proliferation, international relations play a pivotal role. Furthermore, it aids in identifying and promoting common international interests and values, fostering conversations and collaboration among a diverse array of stakeholders.

International relations functions as both an academic field of study and a professional pursuit. It is taught and researched in universities worldwide, and it is also practiced by diplomats, policymakers, journalists, analysts, activists, and other professionals engaged in various sectors and organizations linked to global affairs.

What is a Permanent Representative?

A permanent representative plays a crucial role as a diplomat entrusted with representing a nation or international entity within another global organization, such as the United Nations, European Union, or African Union. This multifaceted position involves active participation in various meetings and events of the organization, where they convey the perspectives of their country or entity on a wide range of issues. Additionally, they cultivate cooperative relationships with fellow permanent representatives and officials associated with the international body.

Operating within a framework of established protocols and professional standards, a permanent representative is responsible for upholding both the principles of the host country’s sovereignty and regulations and the core principles of the international organization. Their duties encompass not only safeguarding the reputation of their country or organization but also conducting themselves with the highest level of integrity, honesty, and ethical conduct. Moreover, they are expected to demonstrate a high degree of professionalism, expertise, discretion, and courteous behavior throughout their diplomatic engagements.

What is the High Commissioner?

A high commissioner holds a distinct diplomatic role, representing a nation or an international entity in a foreign country or international organization that shares membership in a regional or global group, such as the Commonwealth of Nations, African Union, or European Union. In this capacity, their responsibilities encompass engaging in diplomatic initiatives, fostering collaborative efforts, safeguarding the interests and rights of their represented state or entity, and providing consular assistance to its citizens or members residing abroad.

Typically appointed by the head of state or government, or alternatively by the foreign minister of their state or organization, a high commissioner may carry various titles, such as high commissioner-general, high commissioner, or deputy high commissioner, reflecting their level of authority and accumulated expertise. They may also be supported by deputy high commissioners or advisors to effectively fulfill their diplomatic duties.

What is an Ambassador?

An ambassador assumes a significant diplomatic position, representing a nation or international entity during interactions with another country or international organization. Their diverse responsibilities encompass diplomatic initiatives, promoting collaborative endeavors, safeguarding the interests and rights of the represented state or entity, and offering consular assistance to its citizens or members residing abroad.

Operating from an embassy, which serves as the primary diplomatic hub of a state or entity in another nation or organization, often located in the host country’s capital, an ambassador’s

duties may encompass various departments focused on distinct areas such as politics, economics, society, culture, and more.

In fulfilling their role, an ambassador adheres to specific protocols and conventions that govern the diplomatic field. They are obligated to respect the sovereignty and legal regulations of the host country or entity while following the principles and regulations of international law. Moreover, upholding the reputation and image of the represented state or entity and conducting themselves with integrity and transparency is of utmost importance. This requires demonstrating professionalism, expertise, diplomatic finesse, and courteous behavior in their interactions and engagements.

What is a Consul?

A consul undertakes a diplomatic role responsible for representing a nation in another country, often stationed in a city other than the host nation’s capital. Their crucial responsibilities involve facilitating and delivering consular services to individuals from both countries, including tasks such as issuing visas, passports, certificates, and travel documents.

Beyond administrative duties, consuls actively foster cultural, economic, and social connections between the two nations while ensuring the rights and interests of their fellow citizens living abroad.

Consuls are typically appointed by their state’s foreign minister and hold titles that indicate their level of seniority and authority, ranging from consul-general, consul, vice-consul, to honorary consul. The consul-general, holding the highest rank, may oversee multiple consulates within a region or state, while an honorary consul carries out consular duties on behalf of the sending state without holding a formal diplomatic career position.

What is the United Nations?

Established in 1945 after World War II’s conclusion, the United Nations (UN) is a global organization committed to global peace, cooperation among nations, human rights protection, and addressing global challenges.

The UN comprises six core entities: General Assembly, Security Council, Economic and Social Council, Trusteeship Council, International Court of Justice, and Secretariat, each with distinct responsibilities to achieve the UN’s objectives.

The UN also houses specialized agencies, funds, programs, and commissions focusing on themes like health, education, development, environment, refugees, women, and children. Notable examples include the World Health Organization, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, United Nations Development Programme, United Nations Environment Programme, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, United Nations Children’s Fund, and United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.

What is the European Union?

The European Union (EU) is a cooperative alliance of 27 European countries striving to ensure peace, democracy, and the safeguarding of human rights within their borders and globally.

To attain its aims, the EU functions through seven vital institutions:

European Council, Council of the EU, European Parliament, European Commission, Court of Justice, European Central Bank, and European Court of Auditors. Each institution contributes to realizing the EU’s goals.

Furthermore, the EU leads various ventures, including the single market that facilitates trade, the euro currency, the Schengen area for frictionless travel, and programs dedicated to finance, agriculture, and community enhancement. Prominent initiatives comprise Single Market, Monetary Union, Schengen Area, Foreign Policy, Agricultural Policy, and Regional Support.

With 27 member states and six potential additions, the EU’s central base resides in Brussels, Belgium. The EU’s linguistic diversity spans 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, and more.

What is ASEAN?

Comprising ten member states and two observer states, ASEAN includes Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Papua New Guinea, and Timor-Leste. Its headquarters is in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Communication within ASEAN occurs in English and the native languages of its member countries.

Furthermore, ASEAN conducts dialogues with external nations and entities, including China, Japan, Korea, India, Australia, New Zealand, the European Union, and the United Nations. It also engages in meetings and initiatives with other organizations like APEC, the East Asia Summit, and the Asia-Europe Meeting.

What is NATO?

NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, founded in 1949, initially comprised 12 nations including the US, UK, and France, with the primary aim of securing member nations in the Atlantic region.

Currently, NATO’s membership includes 30 countries and 40 partner nations. The organization’s headquarters are in Brussels, Belgium, and its official languages are English and French.

NATO’s core responsibilities encompass collective defense, crisis management, and cooperative security, spanning military, politics, economics, and science. Notable elements involve Article 5, linking an attack on one member to an attack on all; the rapid-response NATO Force; engagements with Russia via the NATO-Russia Council; and collaborations fostered by the Partnership for Peace initiative.

What is a Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations?

Established in 1961, the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations sets forth the rules governing nations and their envoys’ conduct. It establishes protocols for diplomats’ treatment, roles, and safeguarding their communications. As of 2020, nearly all countries, totaling 192, adhere to this convention, signifying its profound significance in modern global interactions and as a foundational framework for other diplomatic pacts, including those concerning consular affairs and specialized missions.

The United Nations oversees the administration of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. The organization aids countries in understanding and complying with the treaty’s provisions. Moreover, the UN facilitates discussions to deliberate on and potentially amend the treaty, as seen in the 2015 Conference of the Parties for this accord.

What is a Sovereign State?

A sovereign state is characterized by the following distinct attributes:

A stable population living within well-defined borders, recognizing themselves as citizens or nationals.
Clearly established and universally acknowledged territorial limits that differentiate it from other entities.
A functional system of governance and institutions exerting political control over its populace and land.
The capacity to engage in dealings with other states, allowing for communication, negotiations, collaboration, or differences on a range of matters.

These traits collectively establish the sovereign identity of a state.

What is Diplomacy?

Diplomacy involves the adept practice of effective communication, skilled negotiation, and collaborative efforts among diverse entities on the global stage. These entities encompass states, international organizations, non-state actors, and individuals. The core objectives of diplomacy include advancing the interests of the parties involved and fostering a climate of global peace and stability.

Diplomats serve as representatives, conveying their home country’s viewpoints in foreign territories, often from embassies and consulates. Their responsibilities span a wide range of tasks, including safeguarding national interests, nurturing positive relationships, providing insightful reports, fostering cooperation, assisting citizens abroad, engaging in negotiations, and more.

Diplomacy operates within a framework of established protocols and standards for diplomats. This framework entails adhering to host country laws, abiding by international norms, and embodying principles of integrity, professionalism, and courtesy as they fulfill their role as representatives of their nation.

Also See

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_diplomatic_missions_of_Bolivia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consulate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_law

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomat

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Policy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_relations

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permanent_representative

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_commissioner

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consul_(representative)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomacy