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San Marino visa for citizens of Bolivia

Embassy / VFSSchengen Visa (C)

Citizens of Bolivia need a visa for San Marino and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

Verified · Last checked 2026-09-05. Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

Key facts

Entry route	Embassy / VFS · Schengen Visa (C)
How to apply	In-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stay	Up to 90 days
Visa validity	90 days
Entries	Multiple entry
Processing time	15–30 days
Government fee	€80
Passport validity	At least 6 months
Biometrics	Required
Appointment	Required
Interview	Not required
Onward or return ticket	Required
Proof of funds	Equivalent of €50–100 per day of stay

How to apply

1
Determine visa type and check requirements
Confirm that you need a Schengen C visa for tourism/business and that you apply at the embassy of Italy (which represents San Marino) or its outsourced center.
2
Complete the application form
Fill out the standardized Schengen visa application form online or by hand, print and sign it.
3
Gather required documents
Assemble all documents listed in the documents section, ensuring translations where necessary.
4
Book an appointment
Secure an appointment at the Italian embassy or authorized visa application center (e.g. VFS Global) in your jurisdiction.
5
Attend the appointment and submit biometrics
Show up in person with the complete application and original documents; fingerprints and photograph will be collected.
6
Pay the visa fee
Pay the standard Schengen visa fee (€80 for adults) and any service fee if using an outsourced center.
7
Wait for processing
Processing typically takes 15 calendar days, extendable to 45 in individual cases.
8
Collect passport with visa decision
Return to the embassy/center to pick up your passport, or have it mailed back if available.
9
Verify visa details
Check the sticker for correct validity, number of entries, and accuracy of personal data.
10
Travel to San Marino
Arrive during the validity period, carrying all supporting documents in case of border checks.

Documents checklist

Identity

Valid passport (with at least two blank pages)
Completed and signed Schengen visa application form
Two recent passport‑size photos (35x45 mm)
Passport copies (data pages)
Photocopy of bio page and any previous visas

Travel

Flight itinerary (round trip or onward ticket)
Hotel reservation or accommodation proof
Travel health insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage)
Valid throughout Schengen area
Travel itinerary explaining purpose of visit
Optional

Financial

Bank statements (last 3 months)
Showing sufficient funds for stay

Employment

Employment letter (or proof of student status/retirement)
Company letterhead, dated, signed, stamped

Supporting

Proof of residence (if applying outside Bolivia)
Optional
E.g., residence permit or utility bill
Copy of previous Schengen visas (if any)
Optional
Proof of civil status (marriage/birth certificate if applicable)
Optional
Cover letter explaining purpose of visit
Optional

Proof of funds

Minimum balance: Equivalent of €50–100 per day of stay

Bank statements (last 3 months)
Sponsorship letter + sponsor's bank statements if applicable

Amount may vary; check with embassy.

Good to know

San Marino has no airport; you must enter via Italy and Schengen rules apply.
Overstaying even one day may lead to entry bans.
Visa applications should be lodged no earlier than 6 months before travel.

Common refusal reasons

Incomplete or incorrect application form

Double‑check all fields and sign where required.

Insufficient financial means

Provide clear bank statements and proof of funds for the entire stay.

Lack of travel insurance

Purchase a policy covering at least €30,000 for medical emergencies and repatriation.

Unclear travel purpose or itinerary

Submit a detailed cover letter and confirmed bookings.

FAQ

Do citizens of Bolivia need a visa for San Marino?

Citizens of Bolivia need a visa for San Marino and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Schengen Visa (C).

How long can citizens of Bolivia stay in San Marino?

Up to 90 days.

How much does the San Marino visa cost for citizens of Bolivia?

Government fee: €80.

How long does San Marino visa processing take?

Typically 15–30 days.

What documents do citizens of Bolivia need for San Marino?

Valid passport (with at least two blank pages); Completed and signed Schengen visa application form; Two recent passport‑size photos (35x45 mm); Flight itinerary (round trip or onward ticket); Hotel reservation or accommodation proof; Travel health insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage); and 8 more.

How long must my passport be valid for San Marino?

At least 6 months.

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