How many days do Bolivian customs give?

Hello. I am a Belgian citizen (yes, that´s European Union) and I was wondering how many days the Bolivian customs generally give you upon arrival. The usual ninety days? Sixty? Thirty? Fifteen? One hour? I am currently in Cusco, Peru, and will head to Bolivia in about two weeks. I´ll stay in Bolivia for about two months (I have a flight back from Lima on August 19th). In case I get less than let´s say sixty days, where do I get extensions (in La Paz only?) and are they for free? Or is the good old trick (spending one day in a neighbouring country when you have to get out) the better option?

Thanks a lot to those who can inform me on the subject, preferably EU-citizens of course (seen the fact Americans seem to need the visa).

And oh yes, anyone good off the beaten track tips for the Bolivian jungle?

By Peet on Jun 2, 2008, 15:47 in Bolivia rocks.

---

Peter (Moderator) (☼Travelguide writer) says on Jun 3, 2008, 06:15: The usual 90 I believe, but not entirely sure. Poor but snappy 0 funny, 0 helpful.

jonas says on Jun 3, 2008, 17:42: 90 days, si señor. Don´t miss out on Santa Cruz...it´s just like Brazil, only with Bolivian price tag. Different world from the rest of Bolivia. I loved it. Mi alma se la dejo al diablo 0 funny, 0 helpful.

Peter (Moderator) (☼Travelguide writer) says on Jun 5, 2008, 12:43: I liked Santa Cruz too. Why do you say it's different from the rest of the country? Poor but snappy 0 funny, 0 helpful.

Peet says on Jun 11, 2008, 15:29: Okay, thanks, Jonas and Peter. Anyway, I´ll see what happens once arriving at the border. 0 funny, 0 helpful.

More posts by the same author:

border crossing Puerto Heath (Bolivia) to Puerto Maldonado (Peru) 0

border crossing Puerto Heath Puerto Maldonado 1