Pasipha chimbeva is a species of land planarian belonging to the subfamily Geoplaninae.

Pasipha chimbeva, in movement, can reach up to around 7 cm in length.

The dorsum is an orange color, with white unpigmented spots.

[2] The specific epithet of chimbeva is taken from the Tupi language words tim and mbé, literally meaning "flattened snout", in reference to the shape of the anterior tip of the body.

[3] This flatworm- (or platyhelminth-) related article is a stub.