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This program is no longer available. Bolivia offers no rebate or tax credit for production spend. Foreign productions need an ADECINE filming license; co-productions with a Bolivian producer are treated as national works and may compete for the domestic Film Development Fund. The figures below are kept as a record of what the program was. Do not budget against them.
No statewide programHuman verified· 2026-09-30

Bolivia film tax incentive

National Production Incentive (None in Force)

What Bolivia actually pays

No statewide film incentive. City or county programs may still apply.

How to apply

Request a filming license for foreign productions and temporary equipment import from the Agencia del Desarrollo del Cine y Audiovisual Bolivianos (ADECINE).

The rule to remember

Bolivia offers no rebate or tax credit for production spend. Foreign productions need an ADECINE filming license; co-productions with a Bolivian producer are treated as national works and may compete for the domestic Film Development Fund.

Common questions

Does Bolivia have a film tax incentive?
Bolivia has no statewide film incentive as of our last review on 2026-09-30. City or county programs may still apply, and neighboring states often do offer programs worth structuring around.

Verify before you budget. These figures come from our own incentives database and each shows when it was last reviewed — but programs change between funding cycles and legislative sessions. Confirm with the film office, or ask us, before a number goes into a budget.

Compare with

Programs in a similar rate band. The mechanism matters as much as the percentage — a transferable credit at 30% is not the same money as a cash grant at 30%.

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