Venezuela
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Venezuela
Venezuela Tourist Visa For UAE Residents
Explore the Untamed Beauty of Venezuela: A Journey to Nature’s Wonderland
Explore the untamed beauty of Venezuela, a land of stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. From the breathtaking Angel Falls, the world’s highest waterfall, to the lush Amazon rainforest and the pristine beaches of Los Roques, Venezuela offers a treasure trove of natural wonders. Discover the vibrant cities of Caracas and Maracaibo, where traditional culture and modern life intertwine, offering a unique blend of history, art, and cuisine. Wander through the stunning plains of Los Llanos, teeming with diverse wildlife, or embark on an adventure to the mystical Andes Mountains. Whether you’re drawn to extraordinary natural landscapes, rich history or vibrant cultural experiences, Venezuela promises a journey filled with awe and discovery. Begin your adventure to this captivating destination and uncover the magic that awaits in Venezuela!
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Requirements For UAE Citizens:
- Passport should be valid for at least six months.
- Completed and signed visa application form.
- 2 recent passport-sized photographs with a white background.
- Air Tickets.
- Hotel Reservation.
- Travel Insurance.
- Cover letter stating the purpose of the visit.
- Daily schedule.
- 3 months bank statement with bank stamp.
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Requirements For UAE Residents:
- Original passport valid for at least 6 months with at least two blank pages.
- UAE Residence visa valid for at least 3 months.
- Emirates ID Copy.
- 2 passport size photos with white background.
- No objection certificate (NOC) from the company addressed to the Consulate General or Embassy of Venezuela salary mentioning “Venezuela Visa –UAE.
- Salary certificate from the company.
- Trade license copy for Investor or Partner Visa.
- Original bank statement for 3 months with bank stamp.
- No Interview.
- The visa processing time is 5 business days.
Information for Travelers:
During your stay in Venezuela, you should always carry your passport on you which should be valid for a further six months. If required, please show your documents to officials.
Weather and Clothing
Venezuela is a tropical country, therefore, we recommend light garments but advise you include a jumper in case it becomes cooler. If you are planning to go to the Andes, don’t forget a thick jacket and socks as temperatures can drop below 5 degrees at high altitude. The rainy season is from May to November.
Currency
Bs F. Bolívar Fuerte (bolívares fuertes- plural). The traveler can exchange foreign currencies (US dollars and Sterling – but we recommend you bring US$.) at the Bureau’s du Change in most major cities and at the reception of most hotels. Credit cards are accepted at main commercial outlets such as restaurants, shops and hotels, but only in the main cities and tourist centers.
Language
Spanish is the official language. The use of native languages has official status for native peoples and must be respected throughout the territory of the Republic, as constituting part of the cultural heritage of the Nation and humanity.
Emergency Numbers
The Nationwide toll-free 24-hour emergency phone numbers include the following:
- Police: 169
- Traffic Police: 167
- Fire: 166
- Police, Fire, & Ambulance: 171
- Phone Directory Assistance: 113
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Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Venezuela
Angel Falls
In the heart of the country, where table top mountains rise up like giant monoliths from the surrounding landscape, is Angel Falls. Dropping 979 meters, it is the highest waterfall in the world and one of the highlights of South America.
Los Roques Archipelago
Sun-drenched beaches, turquoise waters, coral reefs, and modest development with no high-rise hotels, are what draw travelers to this beautiful chain of islands 160 kilometers north of the central coast of Venezuela.
Isla de Margarita (Margarita Island)
Isla de Margarita is one of the more developed beach destinations in Venezuela. Lying approximately 40 kilometers north of the mainland, this is one of Venezuela’s major tourist destinations for sun seekers. The island’s main attractions are the beautiful soft sand beaches, which are popular with both foreigners and Venezuelans.
Parque Nacional Morrocoy
Morrocoy National Park, located along the coast about a two-hour drive west of Caracas, is known for its white-sand beaches and coral reefs, which stretch along the mainland and ring the offshore islands and cays. Diving is one of the main activities for those who are looking for more than simply spending a day on the beach.
Canaima National Park
Canaima National Park covers three million hectares and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is usually associated with Angel Falls and the area around the town of Canaima, but this is actually only a small area of the vastly diverse park.
Roraima
The table-top mountain of Roraima has an alluring appeal for nature lovers and adventure seekers, with an almost mystical Jack and the Beanstalk type of wonder attached to it. Rising up from the surrounding lowlands
Orinoco Delta
The Orinoco Delta, in the northeast of Venezuela, offers a completely different landscape and experience than other parts of the country. The river delta is home to all kinds of interesting wildlife, from monkeys and macaws to piranhas.
Galipan
Caracas: Galipan and the National Pantheon
While few people plan to spend much time in Caracas, the city does have a couple of sites worth seeing. One of the highlights is a trip up the funicular to the small town of Galipan on Avila Mountain in northern Caracas.