CONSULAR SERVICES IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

Open to the public from 9am a 1pm

Hours for consultations (only by telephone)  From  9am to 1pm  and from  2:15 pm to 4pm.  Questions regarding passports, will be answered only through the following e-mail: consular@venezuela-us.org.

For other inquiries, please write at:  consular@venezuela-us.org

“The Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Washington DC informs to Venezuelans residing in our jurisdiction that since January of this year, the  appointments for electronic passport renewal can be requested on-line through SAIME System (Service administrative Immigration Identification) “, for steps to follow click on Passports.

Saime Press ,August 25 .- The Saime Administrative Service, informs that the passports renewed by the embassies and consulates will remain valid for entry and exit of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
“All citizens resident within our jurisdiction has a duty to enroll in the Registry of Venezuelans Living  Abroad.

CADIVI: If you have previously processed Remittances, Student and / or Seniors / Retirees, please do not fill out the form again.

  1. Announcements.
    -Important Information for Embassies, Consulates and Venezuelan Citizens Living Abroad
  2. Visas.
  3. Passports.

  4. Civil Registry.
  5. CADIVI, Foreign Exchange Administration Commission.
  6. Power of Attorney.
  7. Document Legalization.
  8. Certificates.
  9. Venezuelan Institute of Social Security (IVSS) for Pensioners Abroad.
  10. Proof of Identity (forms).
  11. Travel Authorization for Minors.
  12. Non-Objection Letters.
  13. Consular Fees.
  14. If you are a family member of a Venezuelan prisoner in the U.S.

If you have any other question, please write at consular@venezuela-us.org (This Consulate only serves residents of the following states: Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and the District of Columbia)

 

 

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