'visiting venezuela' Immigration

bayus from lagos city,nigeria. - 01/04/08 20:53

how can i visit venezuela from nigeria.or is there any seminar on youthdevelopment in venezuela in this coming months?

Comment #1 Marsha (63.176.159.186) - 10/16/08 00:38

if you need a map go to mapquest.com or check with your local travel agency like AAA to find cheap ways to go and also a shorter travel.

Comment #2 Steve (63.176.159.195) - 12/31/08 01:44

I agree with Marsha, and also if you are a AAA memeber or go through them to travel, they also give you major discounts on plane tickets, hotels, rent a cars, restaurant coupons and many other discounts. Be sure to call your local AAA agent and see what they have to offer.

Comment #3 Malania (63.176.159.243) - 02/04/09 23:33

If I wanted to go and visit Venezuela from the United States, what would I need to go over there to stay/visit for about a month? How would I go about finding out what I need, and then getting it?

Comment #4 moy (63.176.159.32) - 08/07/09 16:36

From what I know, you would perhaps need a temporary VISA, declaration of wealth and some sort of identification. Temporary as your stay might be, I am certain you can find these details at their embassy. I do not think it would be hard following the issue from that angle, would it? Then again, what is your purpose of travel? As you have noticed, we will not exhaust all you need in this forum

Comment #5 Natascha (63.176.159.189) - 08/14/09 09:56

American Citizens do not require a visa to enter Venezuela.

People from Nigeria do require one. Check out the link below: there you can enter your country of origin and see what you need.

Or you can try phoning the Venezuelan embassy in your country. They'll tell you exactly what you need.

Comment #6 Eve (63.176.159.90) - 10/14/09 15:52

I believe that when traveling to and from Africa, concerning most places in the world, one would have to enter and exit through a central point; somewhere like England for example. I do not know of the technical stipulations that would be involved in the venture, but I do know that it would most definitely be worth it. Venezuela is a lovely place and so is Nigeria. I can see why learning the transportation route between the two would be so very important to some.

Comment #7 Nono (63.176.159.51) - 10/25/09 00:30

Try to search for that crucial information regarding travelling to Venezuela in the net, where else can you find answers this days, right?

Or based on the information that my buddy beside me told me, if you are a American citizen then you can enter the country effortlessly.

Think you have to check the net for answers though.

Good luck on your search and please inform us here of the updates.

Comment #8 Takokiko (63.176.159.237) - 10/29/09 00:17

Really? So if you are an American you do not need visas anymore? I am not an American, i just want to know if this is the deal with Venezuelan immigration.

I think it is much better if you go for the official website of the Venezuelan embassy regarding your concern, i think that would be the best of all the choices available if you are considering to consult the net.

Comment #9 Mistah (63.176.159.227) - 11/08/09 22:52

Yeah, that would be the best thing to do. Better ask or check out the website of the Venezuelan embassy to know those legal travel stuffs.

Hope someone who knows more on this stuff would share their thoughts with us here in this forum.

Anyway, guess i will have o check on the net myself. I will be back hopefully for an update. Have a nice day everyone. Ciao..

Comment #10 kairah (63.176.159.125) - 11/15/09 23:36

Here is what i got in the net regarding the subject matter

Immigration into Venezuela

Colombia and Venezuela share 2, 219 kilometers of border and many Colombians take advantage of better opportunities in Venezuela and move there. Venezuela's president Rafael Caldera spoke of "hundreds of thousands, possibly even millions of Colombian immigrants living in Venezuela" when he addressed the Colombian Congress in September 1995.

Venezuela is a country of 21 million with 1993 per capita GNP of $2, 800 in 1993. The minimum wage was raised to 45, 000 Bolivars ($150) per month in February 1996 and unemployment is 25 percent. Colombia is a country of 36 million with a per capita GNP of $1, 400.

• migration.ucdavis.edu/MN/more.php?id=1120_0_5_0

Comment #11 Eve (63.176.159.110) - 11/30/09 16:16

I know not much about the immigration in Venezuela, but it is surely a place that one would need to consider staying away from for a little while, at least until the tension desists, as at any time, war can break out in this hemisphere, according to the President of this country.

Comment #12 Eve (63.176.159.221) - 12/04/09 22:07

I may not be absolutely correct concerning this piece of information, but Venezuela has been known to a place with a disturbing history of violence and crimes of all sorts.

Comment #13 oliver (63.176.159.181) - 12/13/09 23:26

They say that Venezuela is a country that is full of crimes, i do not know exactly why but i think that this country have so much more than what violence projects it. Look how beautiful ladies are there in Venezuela. Not to mention the nature's natural beauty.

Comment #14 Peony (63.176.159.188) - 12/22/09 20:25

I have to agree that Venezuela is a nice place to visit. Though the country have a bad profile with all those crimes, I think it should out hinder those tourists to pay a visit in this country. I have to agree that there are certainly lots of lovely ladies in Venezuela, they have there a school for ladies who wants to compete in the Miss Universe Pageant.

Have a good day!

Comment #15 adam (63.176.159.3) - 12/28/09 09:56

Venezuela is absolutely superb. I cannot think of any reason why a person would not want to visit, even though it may have had a bad history. The country is magnificent, with many things to see.

Comment #16 curtis (63.176.159.58) - 01/14/10 23:03

Venezuela is under too much heat right now for anyone that is not from that country to be thinking about paying it a visit.

Comment #17 Chiqui (63.176.159.76) - 02/08/10 22:02

I am not surprised to hear that knowing that summer is already here. But isn't it great to have a summer vacation somewhere else aside from your country? One of the reason why people enjoy life is because of traveling, right? Well anyway, are there any good summer spots in the country of Venezuela? Hope to hear from all of you guys soon and thanks a lot. Happy summer everyone!

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