Licensing information
for Bolivia - CP
Prepared by: OH2MCN - Veke
& AE4LH – David, 9M6DXX
- Steve
Status: January 1997, Mar '98, May '99, Dec '99 links, ‘08
Intro: This information presumes that your
country has a reciprocal agreement with
PTT (ITU database):
Superintendencia de Telecom-unicaciones (SITTEL)
Oficina Central
Calle 13 No 8260-8280
Calacoto
Casilla Postal 6692
Telephone +591 2 277 2266
Fax +591 2 277 2299
Internet info at sittel.gov.bo
IARU gives the following details:
Radio Club Boliviano [RCB]
Location: Plaza Tejada Sorzano No. 1392, La Paz
Address: P.O. Box 2111, La Paz
Tel: +591 (2) 224921 <HQ>
Fax: +591 (2) 224921 <HQ>
Email: m..... at gmail.com <Mario Iberkleid, CP1FF>
President: Ricardo Schayman K., CP1OX
Secretary: Arturo Glacinovic T., CP1QW
IARU liaison: President
Last updated: 13-May-2008
Paperwork needed:
Bring a photocopy of your ham license and a photocopy
of your passport.
The best way to get a license:
Bring these to the radio club of the major city that
you intend to visit. Present these documents. The club will forward the
documents to the Radio Club of Bolivia, and you may operate with a /CP on your
callsign.
The information published in the last RADIOAMATÖÖRI says in an story
about OH0XX's contest operation from CP6AA that the Bolivian PTT is
"about" to change their system and give authorization to CP6AA to
handle visitor's licenses. This information has not been verified by anyone
else. The address of CP6AA is the following: CP6AA:
Price:
Special calls:
How long before you can operate?
License restrictions:
Customs:
Useful local contacts:
Places to operate from:
Notes:
I received this information from a former president of
the Radio Club of Cochabamba and their club's secretary. I was told that I
could mail the documents to the Radio Club of Cochabamba before my trip, and
they will have my permit ready upon arrival. But, bringing the documents is
adequate. This information was accurate as of April 1999. Feel free to contact
me for more information. vy 73 de David AE4LH
Are you ready for 4000 mtrs altitude? Typical symptoms: headache even without
beer, local cure coca leaves etc.
"David V.
McGuire, AE4LH" < ae4lh at yahoo.com >
Travel info: DESTINATION BOLIVIA and subWWWay to Bolivia