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Already registered? Sign in. Contact us. Server is in the spirit world. Please, try again later Refresh the page. A visa is required for this destination. They will provide the latest information about customs regulations and export-import procedures. It may be the case that countries you pass through en route to your destination may require a separate transit visa. Upon contacting the embassy confirm the required documents, the time it takes to process the visa and whether the consulate accepts applications by mail.
For further information please contact us. You must still schedule an appointment to submit your paperwork at your nearest consulate. All Schengen Zone visa applications must be submitted by the applicant in person. All data you entered is securely stored for future use, even if you apply for a different visa. This is the last visa for Venezuela application form you will ever see and it takes a breeze to use it.
Do you need to get your passport renewed? We can expedite your renewal to get you a new passport in as few as business days. Be sure to prepare for the health concerns you will face in Venezuela! Travelers entering Venezuela from certain countries will be required to show proof of the yellow fever vaccine. Malaria and other mosquito borne diseases are common in some areas of the country, so travelers should take appropriate precautions.
Schedule an appointment at the Passport Health travel clinic nearest to you to get all of the vaccines, medications, and travel supplies you need for a healthy trip to this South American destination. Passports and Visas service is temporarily suspended Due to COVID and the health of our employees, we will not be accepting new applicants at this time.
If you are inquiring about an application currently in process through Passport Health services, please contact us via this form. Customer Reviews. Passport Health — Visa for Venezuela. Helped a ton with my Venezuela visa. She was awesome! Many prisoners carry firearms and explosive devices, and violence in prisons is common. Do not accept any offers of remuneration or hospitality in Venezuela in exchange for transporting packages in your luggage back to Ireland. It is illegal to take photographs of military or strategic installations including military bases, airports and the Presidential Palace.
Avoid plane spotting. Venezuela can suffer heavy rains affecting wide areas of the country; the rainy season extends from May to December, when hurricanes, flooding, and landslides may also occur. Travel can be affected in many areas, and road conditions can worsen.
Transportation, utilities, and emergency and medical care, as well as food, fuel, and water supplies, may be disrupted. Venezuela lies in an active earthquake zone and is subject to tremors. Monitor media reports and follow the advice of the local authorities.
Find out from local contacts or your hotel what you should do in the event of an earthquake. For air travel, Irish citizens do not need a visa to visit Venezuela for periods of up to 90 days. When entering the country, you may need to provide evidence of return or onward travel. Your passport should be valid for a minimum period of six months from the date of entry into Venezuela. Entry requirements change from time to time, so check these requirements with the nearest Embassy or Consulate of Venezuela.
We advise you to take a number of photocopies of your passport with you when travelling to Venezuela and to carry a photocopy of your passport at all times during your stay. If your passport is lost or stolen, it can take considerable time to obtain a replacement. Please take extreme care with your passport and other personal documentation. There have been reports of other ways of getting a residency permit, including at least one company offering residency permits for the island of Margarita, but these permits may be of dubious legality and you should avoid them.
Any dual national Venezuelan must use their Venezuelan identity documents to enter and leave the country. Children travelling unaccompanied, with a guardian, or with one parent must provide a copy of their birth certificate and written, notarised authorization from the non-travelling parent s or legal guardian specifically granting permission to travel alone, with one parent, or with a third party.
This letter must include all the travel details and must be notarised by a local notary public. The child should carry this letter while travelling within in the country and also when leaving Venezuela. Children may be denied exit from the country if they do not have this letter.
Check with your doctor well in advance at least eight weeks of travelling to see what vaccinations you need for Venezuela. Make sure you bring enough medication for your stay, bearing in mind the acute shortages of all medication in the country. Medical facilities in Venezuela vary widely in quality. More complex treatments may require evacuation to the US.
The diphtheria outbreak that began in July in Venezuela may still remain active. Passengers going to areas with diphtheria outbreaks should ensure they have the necessary vaccinations in advance of travel.
Malaria is present in Venezuela so you should take medical advice on anti-malarial medication before travelling. Take adequate precautions against being bitten by mosquitoes by using bed nets and repellents, and wearing closed shoes, long sleeves and trousers.
Dengue fever is endemic to Latin America and can occur throughout the year. Take precautions against being bitten by Dengue-carrying mosquitoes, which are active throughout the day. Yellow fever is an issue in Latin America and you may need a Yellow Fever Certificate to travel in the region. The Embassy operates an out of hours service for Irish citizens requiring emergency assistance on weekends and public holidays. The emergency message system is checked regularly outside of office hours and a member of the Embassy staff will contact you as soon as possible.
When you leave a message, remember to state your name, the nature of the problem, where you are now, and the details of how the Duty Officer can contact you e. You should check any exclusions and, in particular, that your policy covers you for the activities you want to undertake. Contact our Honorary Consulate in Caracas for assistance.
Travel Advice A-Z list of countries Venezuela. Fri, 19 Apr BST. Overview Security Status Avoid non-essential travel.
Latest Travel Alert COVID is still a threat, but with continued public health measures, vaccination and testing, it will be possible to travel internationally. Local and international guidelines for travelling to Venezuela are available at: Venezuelan Ministry of Health General Travel Advice Due to high levels of crime and homicide rates, political and social unrest, shortages of food and basic medicines and lack of access to medical treatment, we advise you to avoid non-essential travel to Venezuela.
Travel to Ireland Up to date information on travelling to Ireland can be found on gov. Wed, 20 Oct BST. Safety and Security Safety and security Border security We advise against all travel to all Venezuelan border regions until further notice.
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