Belize visa requirements for Venezuelan citizens

Nearest Belizean diplomatic or consular mission

Citizens of Venezuela need a visa for Belize, according to the Immigration Department's list. Applicants living outside Belize apply at the nearest Belizean diplomatic or consular mission. For this nationality, the single-entry visa (valid for six months) costs BZD 200 and the multiple-entry visa (valid for twelve months) BZD 300, under the fees in force since 1 May 2020. It is not needed for visits of up to 30 days with a multiple-entry visa or permanent residence from the United States or Canada, or with a multiple-entry Schengen visa.

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Fee

200 BZD

Amount published by the consular post that handles this corridor; the country page may give another consulate's figure.

Required documents

• Passport valid for the whole stay and for at least three months from entry; some airlines refuse boarding with less than six. ID cards, driving licences and birth certificates are not accepted, except for cruise passengers.
• Return ticket or other means guaranteeing departure, hotel booking and sufficient funds. Airlines often check these at check-in too.
• Immigration and customs form, preferably digital and completed before travel.
• Under-18s travelling alone, with an adult who is not their parent or with only one parent: a notarised letter of consent from the other parent or guardian.

Transit rules

Leaving by land or sea towards Guatemala or Mexico, a departure tax of 40 Belize dollars or 20 US dollars is paid at the border. By air, the departure tax is 73.50 US dollars and is usually included in the ticket. The adjacency zone with Guatemala and the border crossings with Mexico are dangerous because of criminal activity.