Private investigator licensing in Bolivia
No. Bolivia has no specific private investigator licence.
Bolivia has no law that licenses private investigators. Ley 264 makes private surveillance companies (empresas privadas de vigilancia) get authorisation from the Comando General de la Policía Boliviana, approved by the Ministry of Government, but their services are limited to protecting people and premises, guarding property and carrying valuables (Art. 56). Investigation is not among them, so it is done as an ordinary business, limited by privacy and criminal law.1
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No. Bolivia has no specific private investigator licence. Bolivia has no law that licenses private investigators. Ley 264 makes private surveillance companies (empresas privadas de vigilancia) get authorisation from the Comando General de la Policía Boliviana, approved by the Ministry of Government, but their services are limited to protecting people and premises, guarding property and carrying valuables (Art. 56). Investigation is not among them, so it is done as an ordinary business, limited by privacy and criminal law.
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