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Venezuela: honorary consuls in Israel

1 honorary consul posts of Venezuela in Israel, with names, addresses, email and appointment dates.

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103 countries, one flag each

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What an honorary consul does

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What a post prints

Email, when the file stores one. Telephone and mobile, when the file stores them. Address, area, and the appointment date, when they are stored. A missing field is left out. This page does not invent a telephone, an hour, or a pin.

No posts abroad

This file has no stored posts of an Israeli honorary consul abroad. The abroad count in this file is zero. Nothing is added to fill it.

Do citizens of Venezuela need a visa for Israel?

Citizens of Venezuela with a national passport need a visa to enter Israel.

National passport
Visa required
Biometric passport
Visa required
Diplomatic passport
Visa required
Service passport
Visa required
Visa fee
Fee charged

Flag of VenezuelaFlying from Israel to Venezuela

Major airport nearest to Israel

  • Del Caribe Santiago Mariño International Airport (PMV), Isla Margarita — 10,190 km from Ben Gurion, about 13 hr 15 min of flying (estimate)

Ben Gurion flight board: PMV

Great-circle distance from Ben Gurion Airport. Flight time is an estimate (800 km/h plus 30 minutes), not a timetable. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Flag: Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

Israeli travel warnings for Venezuela

National Security Council threat level: 4 of 4

  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs · Official recommendation (Hebrew)

    Israeli citizens who are not citizens of Venezuela are recommended to avoid traveling to the country. Venezuela has severed its relations with Israel, there is no official Israeli representation in the country, and therefore there is difficulty in providing consular assistance to Israelis in distress.

    Translated from the official Hebrew text.

  • National Security Council · Official recommendation (Hebrew)

    Escalation in manifestations of hostility towards Israelis and Jews: Harassment, threats, incitement, vandalism, and sometimes also physical assaults. Do not travel to the shared border area between Venezuela and Colombia, where the threat level is high (4). In the rest of the country's territory, it is recommended to exercise heightened precautions (level 2).

    Translated from the official Hebrew text.

Treaties between Israel and Venezuela (3)

  • TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELADiplomatic Cooperation, Trade, International Organizations · Signed Jan 12, 1995 · In force Apr 4, 2004 · English · Hebrew · Spanish
  • SPECIAL AGREEMENT OF COOPERATION BETWEEN MASHAV AND THE CIVIL ASSOCIATION, ORINOKIA OF VENEZUELAIntl. Development (Mashav), Diplomatic Cooperation · Signed Oct 29, 1980 · In force Oct 29, 1980 · Spanish
  • AGREEMENT ON THE FIELD OF TECHNICS COOPERATION AND CULTURAL RELATION BETWEEN THE STATE OF ISRAEL AND THE REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELAIntl. Development (Mashav), Culture. Education. Science · Signed Jun 9, 1966 · In force Feb 13, 1970 · Hebrew · Spanish

Source: Israel Government open data (Ministry of Foreign Affairs; National Security Council; Ministry of Health).