Available Solutions based on your request:
Venezuela Investor Visa
Residence by Investment Programs
Region:
Americas
Country:
Program Final:
Transient investor visa (TR-I), 3 years, extendable in-country for up to 2 years; application for residence possible afterwards
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
6
Education:
N/A
Price:
In most cases, costs for Venezuela Investor Visa include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. For planning purposes, clients often work around USD $50,000 as a starting estimate, but actual totals vary by family size, route mix, and legal or due-diligence scope. Contact us for a custom quote.
Investment
requirements:
No published minimum investment. The investment must be made and accepted by SIEX (Servicio de Inversiones Extranjeras); SIEX backing documents, balance sheets certified by a Venezuelan public accountant and a home-country tax return are mandatory.
Dependents:
Spouse, children under 18, parents and parents in law of the TR-I holder may obtain the TR-F-I family visa when moving to settle with the holder; each applicant files separately and pays a consular fee.
Description:
The Venezuela Investor Visa program is targeted at foreign investors who are willing to make a significant financial investment in Venezuela through business development, capital transfer, or similar activity. The program grants the applicant a 3-year multiple-entry transient investor visa (TR-I), extendable in-country for up to 2 further years, after which the holder may apply for residence and may eventually qualify for permanent residency or citizenship after long-term legal stay and meeting additional requirements. Visa issuance requires approval by the Venezuelan Foreign Ministry and takes at least 30 working days. Key benefits include legal stay and business rights in Venezuela, but the process is bureaucratic, slow, and complicated by Venezuela’s economic and political situation. There is no published minimum investment threshold, but the investment must be considered substantial and benefit the Venezuelan economy. The application process and requirements frequently change, and due diligence/documentation demands are high.