Toll-free and premium numbers in Bolivia
Toll-free numbers in Bolivia start with 8001 after the country code +591 and have 9 digits after the country code. Google's numbering-plan data lists no premium-rate range for Bolivia. Example: 800 17 1234, or +591800171234 in E.164.
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Every valid Bolivia number of each type starts with one of these digit groups. The example column shows Google’s example number for the range, written internationally.
| Type | Starts with, after +591 | Digits | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toll-free | 8001 | 9 | +591 800 17 1234Not diallable from abroad |
| VoIP | 50 | 8 | +591 5 0123456 |
What each type means for the caller
- Toll-free: 8001
- Free to the caller, usually only from inside the country; the business that owns the number pays for the call. 9 digits after +591.
- VoIP: 50
- Numbers issued for internet telephony services rather than a fixed line or a mobile network. 8 digits after +591.
Writing and dialling a Bolivia toll-free number
Bolivia has no trunk prefix, so the number is the same at home and abroad; in E.164 put +591 in front: 800 17 1234 becomes +591800171234. Google's data marks the toll-free range as not diallable from abroad, so these numbers usually only work from inside Bolivia.
Toll-free and premium numbers in a phone list
In a lead or customer list, a toll-free number usually reaches a company line rather than a person, and a premium-rate number costs you money to call. The free toll-free number checker flags them in a pasted list or CSV, and the Bolivia phone number format page covers mobiles and landlines.
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Common questions
- What is the toll-free prefix in Bolivia?
- Bolivia toll-free numbers start with 8001 after +591. Every valid toll-free number starts that way, though not every number with those digits is in service.
- How many digits is a Bolivia toll-free number?
- 9 digits after the country code +591.
- Can I call a Bolivia toll-free number from abroad?
- Google's numbering-plan data marks Bolivia's toll-free range as not diallable from abroad, so expect the call to fail from outside Bolivia.
Sources, checked 5 November 2026
- Ranges, lengths and examples: Google libphonenumber numbering-plan data (libphonenumber-js 1.13.15), the data our validator uses.
- Official plan: ITU-T E.164 national numbering plan for Bolivia (Plurinational State of), which covers Bolivia. The regulator’s filing is the authority when the two disagree.
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