Israeli passport holders travelling for tourism should use the route below to enter Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of.
1E-Visa
Israeli passport holders planning a visit to Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of for tourism purposes do not need a traditional visa for short durations. Instead, an electronic visa (eVisa) must be applied for and approved online before travel. Processing typically takes several business days.
ENTRY
E-Visa
PURPOSE
Tourist
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Dual nationals of Venezuela must enter and depart using their Venezuelan passport.
No relations since 2009, Israel advises its citizens to not visit Venezuela.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa for Venezuela from Israel?
Yes, a visa is required for Israeli citizens. Israel passport holders can apply for a tourist visa online.
Do Israeli citizens need a visa for Venezuela in 2026?
Yes, a visa is required for Israeli citizens. Israel passport holders can apply for a tourist visa online. Options include: E-Visa.
Can Israeli citizens travel to Venezuela?
Yes, Israeli citizens can travel to Venezuela, but an E-Visa is required.
What is the maximum length of stay in Venezuela with E-Visa for Israeli citizens?
The maximum length of stay in Venezuela with E-Visa is not specified. Israeli citizens must leave the country within the specified period.
What happens if a Israeli citizen overstays their visa in Venezuela?
Overstaying an E-Visa in Venezuela can result in fines, penalties, and potentially being banned from entering Venezuela in the future. It is important to comply with the length of stay specified with the visa and leave the country within the allotted time.
Do I need any vaccinations to enter Venezuela?
Venezuela states: Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from Brazil
Do Israeli citizens need a return ticket to enter Venezuela?
Yes — Venezuela requires proof of onward or return travel, and airlines may ask to see it at check-in.