Venezuelans will not be able to enter the country by air with an expired passport

A new measure that prevents the entry into Venezuela of citizens with an expired passport was announced by the Government of the Latin American country.

According to a statement, Venezuelan citizens who must enter the country by air must have a valid passport. The restriction applies to people with dual nationality, since the validity of the document authorized for the other country will not be considered.

Latam Colombia informed its clients about the new regulation, which affects dozens of Venezuelans from different countries. According to a statement on their X account, “in case they do not have a valid Venezuelan passport, (Venezuelan nationals) must request a ‘Travel Document’ from the Venezuelan Consulate or Embassy accredited abroad and register it with the airline at least 72 hours before boarding.”

Venezuelan authorities also reported that boarding will not be permitted for “Venezuelans with a Venezuelan identity card, even if it is valid.”

The airline had to inform its Venezuelan passengers who had purchased tickets between September 27 and October 1 that they should consult the options for free exchange or refund in the My Trips section of Latam.com.

It is important to note that through its official website, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs published the requirements for adults and children that Venezuelans must complete in order to obtain a safe-conduct pass that allows them to enter the country, 72 hours before their flight.

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Source: bancaynegocios

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