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Cost to move to Bolivia from the US

Household goods to Bolivia go by sea. Movers price it by volume at roughly $12.50 per cubic foot door to port, with a $3,500 minimum. Here is what that comes to by home size, and what costs extra.

$10,094 – $15,4382-bedroom home
$12.50/cfDoor to port
15–40 daysTypical transit
Via AricaLandlocked
Home sizeVolumeUsually ships inTypical range
Studio400 cfShared container$4,250 – $6,500
1 bedroom600 cfShared container$6,375 – $9,750
2 bedrooms950 cf20ft container$10,094 – $15,438
3 bedrooms1,400 cf40ft container$14,875 – $22,750
4 bedrooms1,900 cf40ft container$20,188 – $30,875

Volume × $12.50 per cubic foot, or the $3,500 minimum. Packing, crating, stairs, long carries and storage are extra. For your exact volume use the calculator to count cubic feet.

What the price covers

A typical door-to-port quote covers pick-up at your home, loading, transport to a US port such as Miami, Port Everglades or Savannah, export paperwork, and ocean freight to Bolivia.

What costs extra

Ports

Shipments to Bolivia usually leave from Miami, Port Everglades or Savannah. Bolivia has no seaport: containers are cleared or transferred at Arica, Chile and continue inland by truck or rail, which adds cost and time. Movers away from those ports truck your goods there first; that leg is part of the door-to-port price.

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