Your Journey to Albania Awaits!

¡Hola! The hard work is done—your Albania visa is approved, and it’s time to prepare for your exciting trip. Albania, with its natural beauty and vibrant culture, is a welcoming destination. This guide is specifically for Bolivian citizens to help you get ready for a smooth and memorable journey.

Your Pre-Travel Checklist

Before you begin packing your bags, take a moment to go through this important checklist to ensure everything is in order.

Verify Your e-Visa Details

As soon as your Albania e-visa arrives, make sure to check all the details carefully. Look for your name, passport number, and the visa's validity dates to ensure they are all correct. Finding a mistake now is much better than finding it at the airport. If you notice any issues, contact the official visa center immediately.

Essential Documents for Your Trip

Your approved Albania visa is the main key, but you need to keep a few other documents handy. We recommend having both digital and physical copies of these items:

• Your Valid Passport: Ensure it's valid for at least six months from your date of entry.

• e-Visa Copy: A printed copy of your visa is a must-have for the border control.

• Flight Tickets: Keep your round-trip tickets easily accessible.

• Accommodation Proof: Be ready to show your hotel reservations or a host's invitation.

Important Information on Stay Extensions

If you find that you love Albania and want to extend your stay, you must contact the local immigration authorities well before your current visa expires. The process for a visa renewal or extension in Albania is managed by these authorities. We can guide you on the general process, but for the most accurate information, you must speak with them directly.

Frequently Asked Questions for Bolivian Citizens

What is the primary language spoken in Albania?

The official language is Albanian. While English is spoken in tourist areas and cities, learning a few basic Albanian phrases like "Përshëndetje" (Hello) and "Faleminderit" (Thank you) can be helpful and appreciated.

Do I need a separate visa for Kosovo?

Yes, Albania and Kosovo are separate countries. An Albanian visa does not grant you entry to Kosovo. You must apply for a separate visa if you plan to visit Kosovo.

What is the currency in Albania?

The local currency is the Albanian Lek (ALL). While major credit cards are accepted in big cities, it’s wise to carry some cash for smaller towns, local transport, or souvenir shops.