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🇧🇴 Bolivia Data Privacy Laws

Bolivia remains one of South America's last holdouts, with constitutional habeas data actions but no comprehensive statute or authority.

Updated September 28, 2026 · digitalprivacyregs.com
Status
No law
Consent model
None
Primary law
None; constitutional habeas data only
Year
n/a
Authority
None
Marketing consent
No comprehensive consent requirement.
Transfers
No regime.
Penalties
None under a general privacy law.

The framework

There is no comprehensive data protection statute in Bolivia.

With no local consent rule, platform policies and the extraterritorial reach of laws like the GDPR govern campaigns here in practice.

Marketing and advertising

No comprehensive consent requirement. With no local statute, the practical guardrails are platform policy and any foreign law that can reach the campaign.

Cross-border transfers

With no data protection law, nothing restricts personal data leaving Bolivia, and nothing local protects it once it has. The binding transfer rules for most campaigns touching this market come from the origin jurisdiction of the data.

Enforcement and penalties

No penalties exist under a general privacy law, because none exists. Only sectoral, criminal or consumer statutes could reach data misuse in Bolivia, and enforcement of those against marketing practices is rare.

Cite this page: "Bolivia Data Privacy Laws." Digital Privacy Regulations, September 28, 2026, https://digitalprivacyregs.com/bolivia.html. Accessed [date].