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10-16-26 02:28 #1635Senior Member

Posts: 878It Begins.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDRAlw3TRg4
This is the guy that started it all for many of us who got into this 10 years ago.
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10-06-26 22:08 #1634Senior Member

Posts: 174The attitude of the authorities towards American citizens has completely changed, though. Right now the USA controls this country, so you at least know that you won't be randomly harassed or detained just for being american.
Originally Posted by Zeos1
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10-01-26 00:54 #1633Senior Member

Posts: 1307Might be allowed in, don't know. But would it be safe? Think of it this way. Same government, same police, same everything except 2 people. Doesn't suggest to me that anything much has changed.
Originally Posted by RamDavidson84
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09-30-26 03:13 #1632Senior Member

Posts: 878Open the Gates!
Anyone here have an educated guess when Americans will be allowed in Venezuela for tourism without the crazy Visa process? Seems like Medellin has had enough of the monger types.
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09-28-26 20:23 #1631Senior Member

Posts: 2952I started with that site. But, I had one problem right from the start: My passport expires in 2031 and the drop-down box only went to 2028 (me thinks).
Originally Posted by GringoLoko
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Damn, I'm too fucking old to be this confused.
Thanks for the reply.
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09-28-26 13:45 #1630Senior Member

Posts: 290This reddit post helps show how to get a visa. Look in the comments by gabbyamp.
Originally Posted by TomJackin
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https://www.reddit.com/r/AskVenezuela/s/hIztxBxfQw
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09-28-26 04:06 #1629Senior Member

Posts: 2952VisaHQ is a rip off!
I had several items I needed to submit with my application, such as:
Hotel Information.
Passport photos.
3 months of bank statements.
Detailed day to day itinerary.
But VisaHQ declined to help.
VisaHQ submitted my application without my permission and it was quickly denied!
Do not trust this company, VisaHQ!
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09-14-26 20:42 #1628Senior Member

Posts: 2952Did you ever get your visa?
Originally Posted by GenuineOpti
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07-16-26 04:52 #1627Regular Member

Posts: 9I applied for this evisa about two weeks and there is no update, none at all. I guess the unit that is meant to process these, are overwhelmed with too many apps, maybe redeployed or downsized due to earthquake?
Originally Posted by Degenerate24
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07-13-26 01:56 #1626Senior Member

Posts: 174I came back last night from a week in La Guaira, went there with a few people in the community to bring donated food and do volunteer work. The things I saw there are haunting, thousands and thousands of people sleeping in the middle of the ruins with nowhere to go. Places I knew well, completely gone. Lots of international help especially from the USS, which I am deeply grateful for. Something that caught my attention is that the Simon Bolivar airport (which suffered damage from the earthquake) was partially operative and under care of the US armed forces, who repaired the airstrip and reactivated the control tower. The whole area is basically lost, and I don't think it will recover any time soon.
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06-29-26 03:47 #1625Senior Member

Posts: 809[Deleted by Admin]
EDITOR'S NOTE: This report was deleted because it contributed nothing of value and in fact constituted a complete waste of bandwidth.
The purpose of this Forum is to provide for the exchange if information between men on the subject of finding women for sex. Let's stick to the subject.
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06-26-26 07:17 #1624Senior Member

Posts: 174Venezuela needs help
No idea if this breaking a forum rule and that I am risking to get banned but.
Venezuela right now is hurting. I have a friend in Caracas who tells me that the situation there is awful, in his own words "as bad as you can think things are here, it's ten times worse". And they are not even the place that got hit worst by the Earthquake, La Guaira is basically a big ruin. There are tens of thousands dead, or trapped under rubble, or that have lost everything. Here in my neighborhood we are collecting as much food and other necessities as possible to send to Caracas, and I've been asking everyone for contributions. If somebody could help please DM me, it means everything in these terrible moment.
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06-25-26 04:19 #1623Senior Member

Posts: 809Earthquake?
I'm too lazy to google this, but is Venezuela the maduro country, where everything is going to shit, or is that Argentina? Who can tell anymore, but earthquakes right? How come there be no earthquakes where I live? Sheesh, lucky fucks.
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06-22-26 01:47 #1622Senior Member

Posts: 147Yes please.
Originally Posted by MaraCucho
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Would really appreciate it.
Thanks for the info provided.
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06-16-26 22:55 #1621Senior Member

Posts: 174Not casas, but there are strip clubs in Caracas where you can ask to do business with any of the ladies and they even have rooms available. There are a few fake massage parlors or "spas" but those are more difficult to find as they are usually located in nondescript office buildings. There are two that I used to go in the Protexo building in the center of the city, but I can't say if they are really active. Sexy Caracas used to be awesome but that website while still active has seen better days. Besides Tinder there are escorts to be found on twitter. I think I still have a couple of active escort agencies on Telegram if you are interested.
Originally Posted by BusinessTravl
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As for safety, that depends in a big part of your common sense. Caracas can be a fun place and it certainly isn't the lawless war zone that some claim it is, but you got to be cautious.

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