Visa Information
Visa-free for many nationalities for 90 days. US citizens face restrictions — check current status.
No visa for most nationalities. US citizens should check current diplomatic status.
- Political and economic crisis ongoing.
- US-Venezuela relations are strained — entry rules change.
- Carry USD cash — local currency is unstable.
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Safety & Health
SERIOUS SAFETY CONCERNS. Caracas is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. Armed robbery, kidnapping, carjacking, and violent crime are widespread. Political instability. Economic collapse has worsened security.
- Express kidnappings.
- Armed robbery at ATMs.
- Corrupt police demanding bribes.
- Medical facilities severely degraded due to economic crisis.
- Bring all medications you need — pharmacies are often empty.
- Drink bottled water.
- Hepatitis A, Typhoid recommended.
- Yellow Fever for some regions.
- Malaria prophylaxis for some areas.
MOST GOVERNMENTS ADVISE AGAINST ALL TRAVEL. Extreme crime. Political instability. Economic collapse. Medical facilities inadequate. Angel Falls tours operate but require careful planning with trusted operators.
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Cultural Tips
- Angel Falls (Salto Ángel) is the world's highest waterfall — extraordinary if you can visit safely.
- Venezuelan arepas are legendary.
- Venezuelans are warm and resilient despite hardship.
- Don't display valuables anywhere.
- Don't walk at night.
- Don't discuss politics with strangers.
Tip in USD if possible — it's worth far more than local currency.
Casual. Don't wear anything that attracts attention (jewelry, expensive watches).
Catholic majority. Churches welcome visitors.
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