Panama tourist visa for Venezuelan citizens to travel in 2021

Panama tourist visa

Last updated: January 1, 2021

Venezuelan citizens need a visa for travelling to Panama . The stay is usually short with a period of 90 days. Applicant is required to be present when applying for Panama tourist visa.A total of 8 documents are required for applying Panama tourist visa. You can also find visa exemptions and useful tips from fellow travellers.

Panama visa required for an Venezuelan?

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Get Panama tourist visa from Venezuela

There are two types of visa Authorised and Stamped visa.
If visa is granted, you must come personally to the consulate to get the visa stamped on your passport.

Applicant required

Max Stay: 90 days

short Stay

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Panama tourist visa requirements for Venezuelan citizens

8 documents required for Panama tourist visa

Visa Application Form: Complete application form for Panama

Visa Application

Passport Photo: Photo must be no older than 6 months

Passport Copy: A clear scan of the information pages of your signed, machine readable passport. Provide the pages of your current passport showing your photo, personal details and passport issue and expiry dates. Must be valid for six months beyond the expiry date of the visa.
Copies of all the pages of your passport, with the passport having at least three months validity before expected trip.

Hotel Bookings: Hotel reservation(s) for the duration of your visit.

Flight Bookings: Flight reservations(s) for the country of your visit and return ticket

Cover Letter: Covering letter mentioning the details of the applicant, travel and details of the other members travelling with you.
Proof of economic solvency during stay, (No less than USD $500.00)

Previous Visa: Previous visas if available

Invitation Letter: A letter from your relative or friend or company inviting you to visit and their relationship to you. The letter could state: the purpose of your visit and length of stay, if you will be staying with them, If this person will be paying for your stay, provide proof of their funds.
Present, if applicable, a letter of invitation, which may come from either a Panamanian resident or a private entity

Panama tourist visa visa exemption for Venezuelan citizens

Panama visa exemption

Visa Free

30 days

Max Stay

Visa must be valid for at least one year from the date of arrival
Visa must have been used at least once to enter the visa country before

Applicable Countries: All Countries

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Visa Exemption

Exemption available for

US Visa:
Tourist or Business Visa (B1/B2) Work Visa (L1/L2/H1/H4) US Green card

Canada Visa:
Canada tourist visa Canada student visa Canada work visa Canada permanent residency

UK Visa:
UK tourist visa UK student visa UK work visa UK permanent residency

Schengen Visa:
Short-term C-Type Schengen visa

Australia Visa:
Australia Tourist Visa Australia Work Visa Australia Permanent Residency

Japan Visa:
Japan Tourist Visa

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Visa requirement effective on 1 October 2017.
No Visa Required if Exception applies as follows

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Do venezuelan citizens need a visa to go to Panama?

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