Andorra to Venezuela visa requirements

No visa is normally required for an Andorran ordinary passport holder arriving in Venezuela by commercial air for short tourism: Andorra appears on the DEX-2 Tourist Card beneficiary list, and the card covers up to 90 days. If arriving overland or by sea, confirm with a Venezuelan consulate first because the tourist-card route may not apply. Andorra is on Venezuela's DEX-2 Tourist Card beneficiary list for tourism. An AD ordinary passport holder traveling by commercial air for tourism may normally enter without a consular tourist visa and stay up to 90 days using the Tourist Card (Tarjeta de Turismo / DEX-2) supplied through airlines authorized by Venezuelan authorities. The official DEX-2 beneficiary-country PDF says these travelers travel by commercial flight with the DEX-2 card, and UK FCDO guidance likewise limits the visa-free tourist-card wording to arrivals by air; travelers arriving overland or by sea may need a visa in advance and should ask the nearest Venezuelan consulate before departure. The DEX-2 card is single-entry and must be kept for departure. Standard conditions apply: a passport valid for at least six months, proof of onward or return air travel, evidence of sufficient funds, accommodation details, and travel/medical insurance covering medical emergencies, hospitalization, and baggage loss. Venezuela is NOT part of the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply to entering Venezuela. There is no eVisa, ETA, or formal visa-on-arrival process for this tourist-card route. Travelers should note that Venezuela carries severe travel advisories from many governments due to safety and political conditions, and entry rules can change at short notice, so confirmation with the nearest Venezuelan consulate before departure is strongly advised.