Oman Travel Visa Guide for Venezuela Citizens Visiting for Tourism

A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required under Oman’s published aviation health guidance for passengers arriving from yellow-fever-endemic areas. Venezuela is identified by the WHO as a country with a risk of yellow fever transmission, but the requirement is based on the applicable travel and arrival circumstances—not simply on holding a Venezuelan passport. If you are travelling from Venezuela or another affected area, check the latest requirements with your airline and Omani health authorities before departure. The WHO states that a valid international yellow fever vaccination certificate is valid for life.

Oman requires a passport valid for at least six months, but its published entry guidance does not specifically explain whether a Venezuelan passport extended by a sticker will be accepted. Carry your passport with the extension sticker and any official supporting documentation, and confirm acceptance with the relevant Omani authorities and your airline before booking or travelling. If your passport’s validity may be questioned, renewing it before travel is the safer option. A visa application or approval does not guarantee that an extended passport will be accepted at the border.

Venezuelan ordinary passport holders are included in Oman’s visa-exemption list for stays of up to 14 days, subject to the entry conditions. This exemption cannot be extended, so a three- or four-week holiday requires a suitable visa covering the intended stay. Our team can check whether an unsponsored tourist eVisa is available for your passport through the Royal Oman Police system. If it is not available, a sponsored tourist visa through a licensed tourism company in Oman may be an alternative. We can review your passport details, photograph and travel plans, guide you through the application and explain the required documents. All applications remain subject to approval by the Omani authorities.