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Q. If you are an american citizen,do you have to have a visa to travel to venezuela????

i'm an american citizen,and i'm planing to travel to venezuela,but i'm not sure if you have to have visa in order to enter.i only have passport.

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Q. Does anyone know if you need any vaccinations if ur a usa citizen traveling to caracas venezuela?

i am traveling from the usa (i'm a american citizen, first ever flying out of the usa) and going to the caracas airport then to margarita island for a weeks stay,then coming back to the usa,, i have been told you do not need any vaccinations or immunizations, but was wondering if anyone knew. thank you

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Q. Travel to venezuela.?

i am a naturalized american citizen born in colombia. i want to travel to venezuela. i have an american passport. what are the requirements? is it a hassle at entry or exit? i heard that american travelers were being given a hard time at customs regarding passport id etc. maybe politically motivated?. do i need a visa, is it better to get colombian passport? thanks

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Q. Travel agent for venezuela trip?

my question is does anyone know of a travel agency anywhere that will be capable and willing to make some simple venezuelan travel arrangements for a us citizen? i'm planning to visit venezuela in early october just to check things out for myself in many areas. to my surprise i've contacted numerous travel agencies in ohio usa where i live and have not found one yet that is willing to make even simple flight and hotel arrangements. i even spoke to a travel agent in southern florida about the matter: apparently with the same lack of assistance so far. it is not imortant to me that venezuela is supposedly very unsafe. i will worry about that myself and don't need others to prevent me from visiting there.

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Q. Can i travel to venezuela with an expired venezuelan passport but active u.s passport? help!?

i have an expired venezuelan passport. i'm 18 years old. i was orignally born in venezuela but i moved when i was about 2 or 3. last time i visited venezuela is when i was 10. i am currently a u.s citizen with an active american passport. i wanted to visit my dad this summer. will i have any trouble getting in/out of the country? ive heard rumors regarding this. please help!

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Q. Is it possible to fly usa to puerto rico & then take a ferry to venezuela?

a friend and myself are heading off to travel south america for a year in feb..we are both british citizens..we already have a flight to los angeles to see some friends, and from there we will head to south america question is would we be able to fly to puerto rico & then take a ferry to venezuela? just wondering has anyone ever done this?..can anyone recommend?

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Q. Does a newborn baby need a passport to travel internationally?

i am an american citizen living in venezuela. my wife is from peru...our son was born in venezuela 2 months ago and has his venezuelan birth cert...can he accompany me to the states? or must i first obtain an american passport for him?

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Q. What countries, and how rare is it, have in the recent past granted american citizens political asylum?

venezuela is offering political asylum for us troops who do not want to be sent to iraq. are there other countries? most countries in the eu have signed a treaty called the dublin convention, which says that a person who is travelling from any of a number of so called safe countries, should be denied asylum. the united states is on that list. but what if someone is seeking protection from one of those safe countries? could an american travel to mexico, first, as a loop hole? and what about other powerhouses, such as russia and china, that are large enough not to need to bow to pressure from the u.s. state department. would it be easier to be granted asylum there? what could be offtered to refugees, such as education? is there a large expat community in those countries that would make it worth while for someone to want to go there without feeling alienated and alone? can you apply for asylum at an embassy worldwide or do you have to be inside russia etc when you apply?

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Q. Whose immigration policy should we adopt # 1 china # 2 venezuela # 3 iran who to boycott ?

china 1-china has severe penalties for any illegal immigrants. north koreans in particular, who regularly flee the horrible north korean regime by crossing their border with china, when caught get a minimum of 12 years of hard labor, and in many cases are executed upon capture. 2-illegal immigrant women are subject to rape and abuse, and then deported. 3-while tibet is controlled by china, they are not allowed to travel freely in china. 4-foreign companies must have a chinese partner in order to do business in china. 5-foreigners can not demonstrate, make political statements, demonstrate against the government or fly foreign flags. 6-overall china also has terrible human rights record against its own citizens. venezuela 1-anyone crossing the venezuelan border illegally is branded a spy, subject to torture, jailing or worse. 2-political demonstration by foreigners are prohibited and anyone caught doing it faces torture and jailing. 3-criticizing the government or the president is also a crime and carries severe criminal penalties. 4-venezuela also has severe limitations on foreign private business ownership. 5-venezuela has a dismal human rights record of its own citizens. iran 1-anyone who crosses the iranian border illegally is detained indefinitely and often charged with spying, tortured and in some cases executed. 2-iran prohibits any demonstrations by foreigners and imposes severe penalties for those caught doing it. 3-criticizing the iranian government is a major crime. 4-iran also has a dismal record of according human rights to its citizens. persecution and killing of protestors are common. there are many other countries with similar dismal records of their treatment of illegal immigrants as well as human rights violations of their own citizens. now -are you going to boycott chinese products, or stop cultural exchanges because of their criminal treatment of illegal aliens? how about venezuela. are we going to stop trading with venezuela and boycott their products? iran is developing nuclear weapons and economic sanctions are in a flux, would you boycott not only iran, but those who trade and do business with iran, not only because of it nuclear development, but also because of their treatment of illegal aliens? -is the us state department going to stop allowing pro-castro groups like van van from touring the us?

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