Visafar / EU residence permit / Bolivia / Cape Verde
Can Bolivian passport holders with an EU/EEA residence permit enter Cape Verde?
Yes. With a valid EU residence permit, Bolivian passport holders can enter Cape Verde with a visa on arrival. On the passport alone they would need a visa.
- Entry
- Visa on arrival
- Longest stay
- Not stated by the source
- Passport alone
- Visa required
- Checked
- 27 September 2026
Conditions
- Nationals who need a Cabo Verde visa before travelling (a list of 91 countries since 1 January 2026) are exempt if they hold a valid residence permit from an EU state, Iceland, Liechtenstein, the UK, San Marino, Switzerland, the Vatican, Brazil, Canada or the US.
- The residence permit must guarantee your unconditional readmission to the country that issued it.
- With the exemption you enter as other travellers do: register on Cabo Verde's EASE portal before you fly and get the visa at the border.
- The official text doesn't state the length of stay; confirm it when you register.
Also accepted instead of an EU/EEA residence permit: UK residence permit, US Green Card, Canadian PR.
Official source: www.ease.gov.cv/assets/lista_de_paises.pdf
Other documents that open Cape Verde
More countries an EU/EEA residence permit opens for Bolivian passports
Not travel advice. From Visafar's unlock rule for Cape Verde, read at the official source above. Rules change without notice and the border officer decides; confirm with Cape Verde's official source before you travel. Page built 2026-09-30.