How to get a Venezuela visa from Togo

• The Venezuelan business visa is issued to Togolese visiting the country for business purposes.

• Togolese on this visa can attend conferences and seminars, purchase business materials and hire staff.

• If you are travelling to Venezuela for a conference, a proof of registration for the conference is required during the visa application process.

• Applicants should submit a letter from there host company in Venezuela, stating the awareness of their visit, purpose and duration.

• Employed applicants are also required to provide a letter from their employer stating that the employer is aware of your trip and that they will return to their home country at the end of the trip.

• The letter should also contain who will be financially responsible for the applicant’s visit.

• Self-employed applicants should include a copy of their business registration certificate and proof of assets in the home country.

• Proof of financial capacity either by bank statement or travellers check should be submitted.

• Venezuela business visa is also multiple entries and is valid for 180 days.

• You are allowed to enter and exit Venezuela numerous times during the visa validity.

• Visa extension for 90 days is allowed and can be done while in Venezuela.

• Applicants travelling with a minor are to submit the minors original birth certificate alongside a letter of consent from the minor’s parent or guardian.

• If documents are prepared outside of Venezuela, the authorization and the birth certificate must be translated into Spanish, notarized, and authenticated by the Embassy of Venezuela or a Venezuelan Consulate.

• Venezuela issues an entry stamp at the port of entry which shows that you legally entered the country

• The Venezuelan business visa is issued to Togolese visiting the country for business purposes.

• Togolese on this visa can attend conferences and seminars, purchase business materials and hire staff.

• If you are travelling to Venezuela for a conference, a proof of registration for the conference is required during the visa application process.

• Applicants should submit a letter from there host company in venezuela, stating the awareness of their visit, purpose and duration.

• Employed applicants are also required to provide a letter from their employer stating that the employer is aware of your trip and that they will return to their home country at the end of the trip.

• The letter should also contain who will be financially responsible for the applicant’s visit.

• Self-employed applicants should include a copy of their business registration certificate and proof of assets in the home country.

• Proof of financial capacity either by bank statement or travellers check should be submitted.

• Venezuela business visa is also multiple entries and is valid for 180 days.

• You are allowed to enter and exit Venezuela numerous times during the visa validity.

• Visa extension for 90 days is allowed and can be done while in Venezuela.

• Applicants travelling with a minor are to submit the minors original birth certificate alongside a letter of consent from the minor’s parent or guardian.

• If documents are prepared outside of Venezuela, the authorization and the birth certificate must be translated into Spanish, notarized, and authenticated by the Embassy of Venezuela or a Venezuelan Consulate.

• Venezuela issues an entry stamp at the port of entry which shows that you legally entered the country

Due to Venezuela's current political situation, the country is experiencing very high levels of violent and petty crime and most government travel advisories consider Venezuela a “ Do Not Travel” destination.