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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Question How much room do South/Central America visas take up?

I'm flicking through my passport and I'm starting to think I may not have enough pages left, due to African visas taking up a page or more.
How many pages d'you think I'll need for Arg/Chile/Bol/Peru/Ecua/Colombia and Central America??
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I assume you mean the tourist visa, and you're British right? Well as long as nothing has changed, for Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador, (I think), you just need the two 90 day entry and exit sellos. I haven't made my self very clear; these 3 or 4 countries are now one for the purposes of travel across borders. You only require 2 small sellos for each of the other LaAm countries, about 4cm x 4cm or 4cm x 2cm. Does that help?

Oh! I forgot the importation permit for the bike. You'll need a page for either Costa Rica or Panama and half a page for Honduras.
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Simon;
Rode the route you are taking and looking at my passport it took up seven leaves.
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Thanks fellas.
Ben - that's exactly what I wanted to know.
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Central/South American Visa

Do you have to get any of the visa before you go?

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Do you have to get any of the visa before you go?

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Nope. When are you leaving? North to South? I guess we'll meet in the middle somewhere...
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