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Venezuela

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Border crossings in Venezuela can change noticeably over time, making current conditions especially important for anyone traveling by land. Regional commerce, security measures, and local circumstances all play a role, so flexibility is often just as valuable as careful preparation.

6

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

2

Borders

Brazil, Colombia

Capital

Caracas

Time Zone

UTC−4

Venezuela

Understanding Venezuela

Venezuela’s coastal ranges, plains, and Orinoco Basin define conditions at its crossings with Colombia, Brazil, and Guyana. Rainy-season roads may slow access, especially in remote regions. Border towns often reflect Indigenous and Caribbean cultural blends.

Border Map

Page 1 of the printable Venezuela border guide
Printable guide · PDF, 2 pages

Venezuela border crossings on one map

Every crossing on a map, with opening hours, typical waits and this month's closures. Print it for the trip, or hand it to your drivers.

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Crossings (6)

Venezuela shares borders with 2 countries.

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Quick Information

Capital Caracas
Official Language Spanish
Currency Venezuelan Bolívar (VES)
Calling Code +58

Quick Information

Capital Caracas
Official Language Spanish
Currency Venezuelan Bolívar (VES)
Time zone UTC−4
Calling code +58

Travel Tip

Fuel is widely available across much of Venezuela, but payment methods and everyday transactions are generally easier with cash than cards in many areas. Tropical heat is common at lower elevations, while mountain regions can feel surprisingly cool, sometimes within the same day's drive.

Border Crossings in Venezuela

Browse border crossings connecting Venezuela with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

Fuel is widely available across much of Venezuela, but payment methods and everyday transactions are generally easier with cash than cards in many areas. Tropical heat is common at lower elevations, while mountain regions can feel surprisingly cool, sometimes within the same day's drive.