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无论是商务还是休闲出行,国际驾驶证是租车、自驾以及合法行驶的必备证件,让您顺利畅游世界各地。
12种语言的翻译,助力与各国执法和租车公司顺畅沟通。更方便实用,让您自信又安全地行驶在陌生道路上。
一证在手,畅行天下!IDP最长有效期可达三年,是频繁出行人士的理想选择。计划、探索、逗留更久——我们为您的旅程护航。
IDP全方位保障,多重承诺。我们提供退款政策和不限次数免费补办,让您轻松办理国际驾照,无后顾之忧。
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"Jerald 在整个流程中都非常乐于助人。他立即处理了我的订单,并分享了我的数字 IDP。我一开始把实体卡的收货地址填错了,他也很快帮我修改了。虽然我还在等待物流信息,但到目前为止流程都很顺利。希望这能让我在泰国顺利驾驶。"
"我在 IDA 的体验非常棒。虽然我还没收到我的许可证,但 Jerald 和 Jamaica 都非常耐心地解答了我的问题。他们很友好、响应迅速,并且花时间为我详细讲解了所有流程。最重要的是,他们帮我加快了订单处理速度,这对我的行程安排来说非常重要。到目前为止,客户服务非常出色——非常感谢你们!"
"大家好,我已经在 VE……我遇到了一位警察,他很友善地提醒我,旧的欧盟(粉色)德国塑料驾照在这里不够用。所以……选择了 IDA!他们的工作人员 April 非常友好,帮我快速、专业地完成了流程,从我提问、上传材料到收到数字国际驾照只用了大约15分钟。用 IDA 开启新的一周很愉快。"
"我很担心我的 IDP 很快就要到期了。非常感谢 Jerald 先生专业且及时的支持,帮我顺利完成了 IDP 的续期。再次感谢 Jerald 先生,您的帮助让我非常感激。"
"Jerald 值得五星好评,因为他非常乐于助人且处理迅速。流程本身我给四星,因为虽然作为“法律”文件速度很快,但并没有像宣传/我额外支付了 30 美元所承诺的“8 分钟内”完成。期间因为我的证件过期和他们系统不接受我输入的签名(尽管网站提供了该选项),来回沟通大约花了 4 小时。"
"欧洲时间周日晚上21点,我发了消息和邮件,April 很快就收到了。两周后我要去度假,担心申请来不及。April 非常高效,极快地处理了我的申请。我已经用了 IDA 五年了,他们一直都很高效!非常感谢你,April!祝好。"
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"很高兴能和 Jerald 合作。虽然我的卡已扣款,但文件没有正确上传到系统。Jerald 高效地解决了每一个细节,非常乐于助人,让我立刻安心了。非常感谢。"
"客服总是随时在线,能解答所有问题。我想更改订单(IDP 有效期),Jamaica 很快帮我处理了。我得到了所有答案,也立刻收到了更新后的 IDP。"
"Jerald 做得非常棒,很快帮我完成了 IDP 续期,从流程开始到通过链接付款都很顺利。结果很棒,非常有礼貌且高效。谢谢!"
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"Jamaica 帮我通过聊天快速拿到了国际驾照,值得五星好评。她很快解决了问题,虽然邮件沟通还有提升空间。如果需要帮助,建议用聊天气泡,服务更快。"
"网站非常简单直观且实用。申请很快就被处理了。我通过聊天寻求帮助(回复很快),因为我上传了错误的文件。工作人员非常细致、高效且友好。五星好评,实至名归!"
"服务非常迅速且有回应。通常我觉得线上交流很冷漠低效,但这次让我很惊喜。Jerald 耐心解答了我的所有问题,非常乐于助人。我百分百推荐这个协会。"
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What countries recognize International Driving Permit?
International Driver's Association issues International Driving Permit (IDP) for up to 3 years of validity and is acknowledged by over 150 countries worldwide: Belize, Botswana, Cameroon, Colombia, Chile, Dominican, Gambia, Georgia, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Iceland, Malaysia, Mauritania, Mauritius, Nicaragua, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Philippines, Seychelles, South Africa, Spain, Sudan, Tanzania, Thailand, Tunisia, Uganda, Ukraine and many more.
Is Driving With a US License in Bolivia Allowed?
If you are a US citizen, you can use your US driver's license to drive around Bolivia. However, tourists are only allowed to stay in Bolivia for a maximum of 90 days. After 90 days, if you wish to continue driving in Bolivia, update your license to the one issued in the country. Don't drive with expired license.
Can A Foreigner Obtain a Bolivian License?
If you want to stay longer in Bolivia and want to get a Bolivian driver's license, you can do so. You need to submit the requirements and pay the corresponding fee to process your application. In applying for a Bolivian license, you have to be at least 18 years of age; you must have a legal residency and give the exact address because they have to confirm your residence before proceeding to the next process.
They might as well need a certification from a driving school and a medical certificate approved and accredited by the Servicio General de Identificación Personal (SEGIP) and your bank deposit slip from Banco Union. Processing all of these may take you 2-4 days before they can generate your Bolivian license.
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Most Important Driving Rules
If you plan to drive in Bolivia and avail of car rental packages, you must present the necessary documents. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with Bolivia driving rules, including understanding the road conditions and traffic signs. Driving in Bolivia can be a bit challenging, so knowing the Bolivia driving rules is essential for a smooth and trouble-free journey.
Always Bring Your International Driving Permit (IDP) With You
Police checkpoints are frequent in Bolivia. This explains why you should have complete travel documents with you while driving. Authorities in Bolivia might ask you to pull over, especially in a busy city for inspection; essential documents like native driver’s license and international driving permit should be presented.
Drunk Driving and Use of Drugs
While it’s true that you should have fun when on a trip, but have fun responsibly. Bolivian authorities will not tolerate drunk drivers. Your body’s blood alcohol content should not be more than 0.05%. There’s a corresponding fine for drunk driving, and you could go to jail. Driving under the influence of alcohol and illegal drugs can also lead to road traffic accidents.
Maximum Speed Limit
Speed limits are usually printed on traffic signs at the roadside, but it won’t cost you less if you know the roads’ maximum speed limit leading to your destinations. Remember, when you drive on urban roads, your car speed must not be more than 50 kph. Meanwhile, on rural or provincial roads, you can only move at a maximum speed of 70 kph. And 80 kph for open roads.
Wearing a Seatbelt and Securing Child’s Safety
It might not be common to wear seatbelts while driving in Bolivia. But you have to bear in mind that putting on seat belts will save you from injuries if there are massive collisions while driving. If you are traveling with a toddler, make sure to place your child at the rear seat with a car seat. Car rental companies offer car seat rentals as well.
Observe Road Traffic Signs
Road and traffic signs might not be noticeable, especially in Bolivian areas with inadequate road lighting, so make sure to focus on driving and the road traffic signs. Especially if they are not very visible, you can take your time driving carefully. No one is tailing you, so no need to hurry in driving.
Using Phones While Driving is Not Allowed
If you want to use your mobile phones, use the hands-free system. As much as possible, avoid using your phone while driving. It divides your attention from driving and attending to your phone. The use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited in Bolivia.
Do Not Drive With an Expired License
Driving with an expired license and without an international driving license as driving requirements is a violation in Bolivia. Even if your native driver’s license has expired, your International Driving Permit (IDP) will not replace your valid driver’s license and will not be valid once authorities ask for it.
Top Destinations in Bolivia
From colorful festivals to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, historic cities, various gastronomic experiences, and indigenous people. All of these you can explore in Bolivia. Every destination will offer you different vibes and learnings from this South American country.
Salar de Uyuni
There’s no greater way to kick-start your adventure than to witness the magnificent and world’s largest salt flat, when you say “where the sea meets the sky,” it’s Salar de Uyuni. This 4,000 square-mile flat makes its reflection of the sky when it rains, turning it to be the world’s most enormous mirror.
This is one of the most popular destinations in Bolivia. Ready your eyes for some flamingos and llamas during your trip. There’s no best time to visit Salar de Uyuni. It depends on what you want to see there. If you’re going to witness the natural mirror effect, you can visit between December to February. If you plan to see how it looks when it’s dry, you can visit Salar de Uyuni in the last weeks of April.
Mi Teleférico
Mi Teleferico is one of the many destinations in La Paz. La Paz city is considered the third most populous city in Bolivia. Driving here could be a challenge due to car congestion, especially in the metro.
This aerial cable car system was officially opened in 2012 to address the growing demand for transportation in La Paz. While you are riding on it, enjoy the view of the Andes mountains. It is a busy destination since almost everyone in La Paz uses it. However, you would not want to miss the city’s view from the top, with its city lights during the evening.
Parque Cretacico
Go back in time to the dinosaurs in this park in the city of Sucre. It was founded in 1994 when a plant company accidentally stumbled upon these 5,000 tracks of eight different dinosaurs. This is also considered the most extensive collection of dinosaur footprints in the world. You can visit this park at any time of the day, from 9 AM to 5 PM. If you want to get good lighting for your photographs, the best time to visit here is in the afternoon.
The whole city of Sucre is A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is to protect and preserve its significant historical buildings. The Spanish founded this city between the 1500s and the 16th century. So if you are into colonial architecture, then this city is for you.
Yungas Road
Despite being tagged as the death road, this destination has attracted an average of 25,000 tourists a year. This road is about 80 kilometers long, linking La Paz’s city and the Yungas region in Bolivia. It previously catered to tourists and locals from going to La Paz to the Yungas region and vice versa. In 2007, it was closed to trucks and other vehicles because of how narrow the road is prone to accidents.
Yungas Road is not for the faint-hearted. There have already been 18 cyclists who have died on this road since 1998. But this is not the reason for tourists and cycling enthusiasts not to try the thrill this road gives. The best time to visit here is during the winter or Bolivia’s dry season from May to October. The temperature could drop to below zero, so be ready with your winter clothes as well.
Lake Titicaca
Seated in the Andes on the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is the worlds’ e largest navigable lake. This is also considered the largest lake in South America. In Lake Titicaca lies more than forty-one islands, some of which are densely populated. Explore Islas Uros and meet indigenous people living on floating, handmade reed islands. It is the most visited island for tourists coming to Lake Titicaca.
You might also want to visit Isla del Sol. This is considered the largest island in Lake Titicaca that sits just off the Copacabana Peninsula tip in Bolivia. If you wish to explore more islands in this lake, you can visit other cruise packages once you get here. May to October is the best month to visit Lake Titicaca. Dry weather gives clearer air, blue skies, and backdrop-worthy sunsets.
Bolivian Amazon
Experience Amazon in Bolivia. Bolivian Amazon is cheaper when you compare it to the one in Brazil. Since the Amazon stretches to nine different countries, you can enjoy the rare flora and fauna in Bolivia. Indulge your eyes with the variety of living ecosystems in this 5.5 million square kilometers of rainforest. You can travel during the dry season between May and October to best experience the Amazon.
Madidi National Park
One can reach Madidi National Park through Rurrenabaque town. It’s better to get tour packages here for a safer trip to the national park. Madidi was established in 1995 and stretched to an impressive 18 958 square kilometers and is considered one of the world's biologically diverse regions. As you tour inside the national park, try to see different exotic Amazonian animals including 120, 000 species of insects.
Madidi sits in the upper Amazon river basin, the reason why you can witness Amazonian animals. This national park is home to thousands of bird species. About 1 254 individual species constitute 14% of the 9,000 identified species in the world. Enjoy their colors through your eyes and their chirping through your ears. Best to travel here during the dry season between May to October.
Cerro Rico
Here lies the Cerro Rico silver mine that produced so much silver that it lured the Spanish back then to visit its city. Once known as the wealthiest city in the Americas, not Cerro Rico is mined for its tin. Tourists can experience mining; it’s like taking guided tours in Cerro Rico through the mountain’s narrow tunnels.
Cerro Rico is in the city of Potosi, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was declared in 1987 for its historical value as an extraordinary example of primary silver mining and the economic change in the 16th century by the flood of Spanish currency. And while you are in Potosi, don’t miss to get a glimpse of Mint Museum.
The Cordillera Real
The Cordillera Real or the Royal Range has more than 600 peaks with a height of above 5000 meters above sea level. This is popular for the adventurous who want to conquer high mountains in the Bolivian Andes. However, through the years, the Royal Range has also been known for fun treks, bikes, and hikes.
The Cordillera Real might be nearer to the equator, but it is quite glaciated since it is close to the Amazon lowlands associated with moist air masses. The best time to hop into an adventure here is from May to September. Remember to hire tour guide packages before climbing as many of the peaks here are technical and require climbing experience.
Tiwanaku
If you are into archaeology, you should not miss Tiwanaku. Witness before your eyes decorated ceramics, monumental structures, and megalithic blocks. This ruined ancient city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that sits in Lake Titicaca in Western Bolivia. The ruins of Tiwanaku belonged to the Tiwanaku people that occupied the place about 11,000 - 17,000 years ago. It is advised that you visit this place around April - June and September - October.
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Most Important Driving Rules
If you plan to drive in Bolivia and avail of car rental packages, you must present the necessary documents. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with Bolivia driving rules, including understanding the road conditions and traffic signs. Driving in Bolivia can be a bit challenging, so knowing the Bolivia driving rules is essential for a smooth and trouble-free journey.
Always Bring Your International Driving Permit (IDP) With You
Police checkpoints are frequent in Bolivia. This explains why you should have complete travel documents with you while driving. Authorities in Bolivia might ask you to pull over, especially in a busy city for inspection; essential documents like native driver’s license and international driving permit should be presented.
Drunk Driving and Use of Drugs
While it’s true that you should have fun when on a trip, but have fun responsibly. Bolivian authorities will not tolerate drunk drivers. Your body’s blood alcohol content should not be more than 0.05%. There’s a corresponding fine for drunk driving, and you could go to jail. Driving under the influence of alcohol and illegal drugs can also lead to road traffic accidents.
Maximum Speed Limit
Speed limits are usually printed on traffic signs at the roadside, but it won’t cost you less if you know the roads’ maximum speed limit leading to your destinations. Remember, when you drive on urban roads, your car speed must not be more than 50 kph. Meanwhile, on rural or provincial roads, you can only move at a maximum speed of 70 kph. And 80 kph for open roads.
Wearing a Seatbelt and Securing Child’s Safety
It might not be common to wear seatbelts while driving in Bolivia. But you have to bear in mind that putting on seat belts will save you from injuries if there are massive collisions while driving. If you are traveling with a toddler, make sure to place your child at the rear seat with a car seat. Car rental companies offer car seat rentals as well.
Observe Road Traffic Signs
Road and traffic signs might not be noticeable, especially in Bolivian areas with inadequate road lighting, so make sure to focus on driving and the road traffic signs. Especially if they are not very visible, you can take your time driving carefully. No one is tailing you, so no need to hurry in driving.
Using Phones While Driving is Not Allowed
If you want to use your mobile phones, use the hands-free system. As much as possible, avoid using your phone while driving. It divides your attention from driving and attending to your phone. The use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited in Bolivia.
Do Not Drive With an Expired License
Driving with an expired license and without an international driving license as driving requirements is a violation in Bolivia. Even if your native driver’s license has expired, your International Driving Permit (IDP) will not replace your valid driver’s license and will not be valid once authorities ask for it.
Top Destinations in Bolivia
From colorful festivals to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, historic cities, various gastronomic experiences, and indigenous people. All of these you can explore in Bolivia. Every destination will offer you different vibes and learnings from this South American country.
Salar de Uyuni
There’s no greater way to kick-start your adventure than to witness the magnificent and world’s largest salt flat, when you say “where the sea meets the sky,” it’s Salar de Uyuni. This 4,000 square-mile flat makes its reflection of the sky when it rains, turning it to be the world’s most enormous mirror.
This is one of the most popular destinations in Bolivia. Ready your eyes for some flamingos and llamas during your trip. There’s no best time to visit Salar de Uyuni. It depends on what you want to see there. If you’re going to witness the natural mirror effect, you can visit between December to February. If you plan to see how it looks when it’s dry, you can visit Salar de Uyuni in the last weeks of April.
Mi Teleférico
Mi Teleferico is one of the many destinations in La Paz. La Paz city is considered the third most populous city in Bolivia. Driving here could be a challenge due to car congestion, especially in the metro.
This aerial cable car system was officially opened in 2012 to address the growing demand for transportation in La Paz. While you are riding on it, enjoy the view of the Andes mountains. It is a busy destination since almost everyone in La Paz uses it. However, you would not want to miss the city’s view from the top, with its city lights during the evening.
Parque Cretacico
Go back in time to the dinosaurs in this park in the city of Sucre. It was founded in 1994 when a plant company accidentally stumbled upon these 5,000 tracks of eight different dinosaurs. This is also considered the most extensive collection of dinosaur footprints in the world. You can visit this park at any time of the day, from 9 AM to 5 PM. If you want to get good lighting for your photographs, the best time to visit here is in the afternoon.
The whole city of Sucre is A UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is to protect and preserve its significant historical buildings. The Spanish founded this city between the 1500s and the 16th century. So if you are into colonial architecture, then this city is for you.
Yungas Road
Despite being tagged as the death road, this destination has attracted an average of 25,000 tourists a year. This road is about 80 kilometers long, linking La Paz’s city and the Yungas region in Bolivia. It previously catered to tourists and locals from going to La Paz to the Yungas region and vice versa. In 2007, it was closed to trucks and other vehicles because of how narrow the road is prone to accidents.
Yungas Road is not for the faint-hearted. There have already been 18 cyclists who have died on this road since 1998. But this is not the reason for tourists and cycling enthusiasts not to try the thrill this road gives. The best time to visit here is during the winter or Bolivia’s dry season from May to October. The temperature could drop to below zero, so be ready with your winter clothes as well.
Lake Titicaca
Seated in the Andes on the border of Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is the worlds’ e largest navigable lake. This is also considered the largest lake in South America. In Lake Titicaca lies more than forty-one islands, some of which are densely populated. Explore Islas Uros and meet indigenous people living on floating, handmade reed islands. It is the most visited island for tourists coming to Lake Titicaca.
You might also want to visit Isla del Sol. This is considered the largest island in Lake Titicaca that sits just off the Copacabana Peninsula tip in Bolivia. If you wish to explore more islands in this lake, you can visit other cruise packages once you get here. May to October is the best month to visit Lake Titicaca. Dry weather gives clearer air, blue skies, and backdrop-worthy sunsets.
Bolivian Amazon
Experience Amazon in Bolivia. Bolivian Amazon is cheaper when you compare it to the one in Brazil. Since the Amazon stretches to nine different countries, you can enjoy the rare flora and fauna in Bolivia. Indulge your eyes with the variety of living ecosystems in this 5.5 million square kilometers of rainforest. You can travel during the dry season between May and October to best experience the Amazon.
Madidi National Park
One can reach Madidi National Park through Rurrenabaque town. It’s better to get tour packages here for a safer trip to the national park. Madidi was established in 1995 and stretched to an impressive 18 958 square kilometers and is considered one of the world's biologically diverse regions. As you tour inside the national park, try to see different exotic Amazonian animals including 120, 000 species of insects.
Madidi sits in the upper Amazon river basin, the reason why you can witness Amazonian animals. This national park is home to thousands of bird species. About 1 254 individual species constitute 14% of the 9,000 identified species in the world. Enjoy their colors through your eyes and their chirping through your ears. Best to travel here during the dry season between May to October.
Cerro Rico
Here lies the Cerro Rico silver mine that produced so much silver that it lured the Spanish back then to visit its city. Once known as the wealthiest city in the Americas, not Cerro Rico is mined for its tin. Tourists can experience mining; it’s like taking guided tours in Cerro Rico through the mountain’s narrow tunnels.
Cerro Rico is in the city of Potosi, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was declared in 1987 for its historical value as an extraordinary example of primary silver mining and the economic change in the 16th century by the flood of Spanish currency. And while you are in Potosi, don’t miss to get a glimpse of Mint Museum.
The Cordillera Real
The Cordillera Real or the Royal Range has more than 600 peaks with a height of above 5000 meters above sea level. This is popular for the adventurous who want to conquer high mountains in the Bolivian Andes. However, through the years, the Royal Range has also been known for fun treks, bikes, and hikes.
The Cordillera Real might be nearer to the equator, but it is quite glaciated since it is close to the Amazon lowlands associated with moist air masses. The best time to hop into an adventure here is from May to September. Remember to hire tour guide packages before climbing as many of the peaks here are technical and require climbing experience.
Tiwanaku
If you are into archaeology, you should not miss Tiwanaku. Witness before your eyes decorated ceramics, monumental structures, and megalithic blocks. This ruined ancient city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that sits in Lake Titicaca in Western Bolivia. The ruins of Tiwanaku belonged to the Tiwanaku people that occupied the place about 11,000 - 17,000 years ago. It is advised that you visit this place around April - June and September - October.