I'm going to Maracaibo, in 3 months and Im 18 with no major credit card is it safe for me?

Question

And what are the requirements that i must have to get in and out safely?

Answer 1

I guess you need to have credit cards. It gives you lots of help in a case of emergency.

http://cards.yoll.net - try this one. I personally use it when traveling abroad.

Answer 2

I strongly suggest you don't go to Maracaibo. It's hot, ugly and dangerous. No where in Venezuela is 100% safe but Caracas and Maracaibo are the worse cities as far as crime goes.

Answer 3

Traveling with a Credit card is usual but not obligatory.It can help you in case of emergency.Using a credit card can also secure a decent exchange rate and is often safer than carrying around a lot of cash. American Express, Visa and Master Card are all widely accepted around the world. Keep in mind, however, that using an ATM/debit card may incur additional bank/commission charges

You dont say where are you from but Im assuming youre from a english speaking country

Entry requirements for Americans: United States citizens require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for UK nationals: British citizens require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for Canadians: Canadians require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for Australians: Australians require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for South Africans: South African citizens require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Entry requirements for Irish nationals: Irish nationals require a passport, but a visa is not necessary if entering on a completed Tourist Entry Card, which is valid for a touristic stay of up to 90 days (no extension possible).

Passport/Visa Note: Those entering Venezuela on a visa require a passport valid for at least six months. If travel is for touristic purposes, passports valid for two months will be accepted as long as the passport expires after the departure date. Tourist Entry Cards are issued free of charge by air carriers allowing for a stay of up to 90 days. Visitors must have return tickets or tickets for onward travel as well as all documents required for the next destination and sufficient funds

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