How to get a Venezuela visa from Kenya

• The Venezuelan tourist visa is issued to foreigners who have the intention of exploring the tourist attractions in the country.
• A valid passport in good condition, with at least six months of validity remaining from the date of arrival in Venezuela is required.
• Two recent 2 x 2'' passport-sized photographs are required.
• Immigration officials often require proof of accommodation while in Venezuela.
• You must obtain an entry stamp to prove you entered the country legally.
• The following documents are required:
• A copy of your recent bank statement.
• Proof of travel insurance to cover entire duration of stay.
• Reference letter from your employer or education establishment.
• Proof of group travel, if you are traveling in a group.
• Proof of accommodation booking. For example, hotel reservation or letter from the friend or family you will be staying with.
• Journalists are allowed into Venezuela with the tourist visa. Although, they must have appropriate accreditation and also a working visa before arriving in the country. There have been recent cases of international journalists being expelled and/or detained for not having proper permission/documentation to work in Venezuela.
• Venezuela's child protection law mandates that minors (under 18) of any nationality who are traveling alone, with only one parent, or with a third party, must present a copy of their birth certificate and written, notarized authorization from the absent parent(s) or legal guardian. The birth certificate must be translated into Spanish.
• Vaccinations for the following is required:
• Yellow fever
• Measles
• Malaria
• It is advisable for tourists to travel in groups.
• The currencies used in Venezuela are the Venezuelan Bolivar and Petro.
• In Venezuela, it is illegal to take pictures of sensitive buildings, including the presidential palace, military bases, government buildings, and airports.
  

• The business visa is issued to Kenyan traders, executives, representatives of enterprises & industries going to Venezuela in order to accomplish business activities and/or commercial and financial transactions or any other lucrative activity related to their business.
• The Venezuelan business visa is valid for one (1) year with multiple entries. Its holder is allowed to stay in the country for a non-renewable period of up to 180 days.
• The applicant's company must provide proof of registration.
• A cover letter must be provided, and the letter must include the following:
• It must be written on the company's letterhead.
• The travelers position with the company
• Purpose of travel.
• Reference to be visited in Venezuela.
• Guarantee of return transportation and sufficient funds for the visit
• The letter should be signed by an officer of the company other than the applicant.
• The letter must state if the host company will take up applicant's expenses.
• Original recommendation from the chamber of commerce in Venezuela must be provided.
  
• Income tax for the last three months must be provided.
• An invitation letter from the host company must be provided.
• Confirmation of return ticket must be provided, this is to show that the applicant have the intention of returning back to their country.

Chicha, Merengada, and Papelon Con Limon are refreshing drinks that are very popular in Venezuela.