Digital NomadDiscontinued

Venezuela Digital Nomad Visa

Venezuela · Latin America

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Overview

Venezuela does not have a digital nomad visa program. Digital nomads must use tourist visas or extensions which are limited to 180 days maximum.

Eligibility Requirements

RequirementDetails
NationalityOpen to all nationalities

Nationality restrictions are 'all', meaning no specific exclusions for the discontinued visa. However, tourist visa-free entry (90 days) applies to 118 nationalities; others need embassy tourist visa. US citizens apply via Venezuelan Embassy in Mexico City. Bolivian/Colombian nationals have extension limits.

Minimum IncomeNot specified
DependentsNot allowed
Local Work PermittedNo
Health InsuranceNot required
Physical PresenceNot specified
Max Consecutive AbsenceNot specified
RenewableNo
DurationNot specified
Leads to PRNo

Requirements Checklist

- **Identity:**

- Valid passport (6+ months validity)

- Two passport-size photos

- **Financial (for Rentista alternative):**

- Proof of stable foreign income ≥$1,200 USD/month (bank statements last 6 months)

- Additional $500 USD/month per dependent

- **Legal:**

- Police clearance certificate (apostilled)

- Birth certificate (apostilled)

- **Health:**

- Medical certificate

- Yellow fever vaccination (if from Brazil)

- **Travel:**

- Return/onward ticket

- Proof of accommodation

- Proof of sufficient funds

Note: DN visa discontinued; docs for tourist/Rentista. Translate non-Spanish docs.

📍 Application location: Venezuela Digital Nomad Visa is discontinued; no application possible. For tourist visa, visa-free nationalities apply on arrival at airports. Rentista and embassy tourist visas apply at nearest Venezuelan consulate/embassy (e.g., US citizens use Mexico City embassy). In-country extensions at SAIME offices.

Tax Information

Tax regime type is not specified for the discontinued Venezuela Digital Nomad Visa. Individuals present more than 183 days in a fiscal year become tax residents subject to tax on worldwide income. Foreign-source income used for visa qualification may be taxable in Venezuela. Tax treaty with US is unknown. No special regimes like NHR apply. Consult a local tax advisor due to economic instability and dollarization.

Work Permissions

What's typically permitted:

·Remote work for foreign employers: Typically allowed on most digital nomad visas
·Local employment: May be restricted or require additional permits
·Freelancing: Often permitted but may have income limits
·Starting a business: May require a separate entrepreneur visa

Application Steps

  1. 1

    📋 Confirm visa discontinuation status

    1 day

  2. 2

    📋 Research alternative visas

    2-3 days

  3. 3

    📄 Gather passport and basic docs

    1-2 days

  4. 4

    🏛️ Arrive and get tourist card

    Same day

  5. 5

    🏛️ Extend tourist stay if needed

    Same day

  6. 6

    📬 Apply for Rentista visa (alternative)

    3-6 weeks

  7. 7

    🏛️ Register with SAIME post-arrival

    1-2 weeks

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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No, the Venezuela Digital Nomad Visa is discontinued and no longer available. Venezuela does not currently offer a specific digital nomad visa program. Digital nomads typically use tourist visas or the Rentista visa as alternatives, but remote work remains in a legal grey area.
The minimum monthly income requirement is not specified for the discontinued Venezuela Digital Nomad Visa. Note that the Rentista visa alternative requires at least $1,200 USD per month from stable foreign sources. Without an active DN visa, income proof needs align with tourist or residence visa rules.
Dependents allowed is not specified for this discontinued visa. The Rentista visa allows dependents with additional income proof of $500 USD per month per dependent. Confirm current rules at a Venezuelan consulate as DN-specific policies no longer apply.
Tax regime type is not specified for this visa. Staying over 183 days in Venezuela generally makes you a tax resident subject to worldwide income tax. Foreign-source income may be taxable; consult a tax advisor given the program's discontinued status.
Leads to PR and years to PR are not specified for this discontinued visa. The Rentista visa offers a pathway to permanent residency after 2 years of temporary residence. No dedicated DN path exists currently.
Local work permitted and local income limit are not specified. Without a DN visa, working for local companies requires a separate work visa; remote work for foreign employers is a grey area. Avoid local employment to prevent visa issues.
Requires health insurance is not specified for this visa. Travel insurance is strongly recommended due to shortages of medical supplies. International coverage may suffice, but verify with consulates.
Requires local bank account is not specified. Banking for foreigners is extremely difficult due to regulations often requiring Venezuelan citizenship. Carry USD cash as the primary payment method.
Venezuela has no digital nomad visa, making remote work for foreign employers a legal grey area. Tourist visa holders should avoid paid work; consider Rentista visa for foreign income living. Do not overstay tourist periods.
Major governments issue Level 4 'Do Not Travel' advisories due to high crime, political instability, and shortages. All major cities have safety risks; register with your embassy. Daylight travel only is advised.

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At a Glance

Renewable✗ No
Dependents✗ Not allowed
Leads to PR✗ No
Local Work✗ Not permitted
Health InsuranceNot required
Admin Ease1.0/5

Last verified: May 13, 2026

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