Legal Clarity
Guiding you through Venezuela’s legal landscape with global insight and care.
Guiándolo a través del panorama legal de Venezuela con conocimiento y atención global.
Our Services
Comprehensive legal and consulting support across Venezuela and beyond
Venezuela Legal
From litigation to contracts, we handle all Venezuelan legal needs with care.
Migration & Diaspora
Designing migration programs and supporting diaspora communities worldwide.
Venezuelan Legal Expertise
Our specialized knowledge of Venezuelan law provides unique value to clients navigating the complex Venezuelan legal landscape or engaging in cross-border transactions involving Venezuela.
Venezuelan business law expertise
Cross-border transactions with Venezuela
Asset protection and recovery
Venezuelan immigration matters
Property rights and ownership issues
Commercial dispute resolution
Legal Services Offered
Corporate and commercial law
International business transactions
Intellectual property protection
Real estate and property law
Mergers and acquisitions
Contract drafting and negotiation
Dispute resolution and litigation
Employment and labor law
Tax law and planning
Regulatory compliance and licensing
Full-service legal support for businesses and individuals
Excellence in Legal Representation
Our legal practice combines international expertise with deep knowledge of Venezuelan law, providing comprehensive legal services to clients worldwide. We understand the complexities of cross-border transactions and the unique challenges of operating in diverse legal jurisdictions.
With a proven track record in both contentious and non-contentious matters, our team delivers practical, results-oriented legal solutions tailored to each client's specific needs and objectives.
Reside in Venezuela with Financial Peace of Mind
We manage your Rentista Visa (TR-RE) so you can enjoy your stay without bureaucratic worries.
150+
15
Years of experience
Happy clients
The Rentier Transient Visa (TR-RE) is designed for foreign citizens who wish to reside in Venezuela and have lawful, consistent monthly income generated outside the country. This allows them to live in Venezuela without the need to engage in gainful employment within the national territory.
Inversionista Visa
The Investor (Transeúnte Inversionista) Visa often referred to simply as the “investor visa” is intended for foreign individuals or legal entities that have made an investment in Venezuela and, crucially, have formally registered that investment with the competent authority for foreign investment (identified as the Ministry of Popular Power for Economy, Finance and Foreign Trade – MPPEFyCE). In other words, it is generally not enough to show intent: you must be able to prove the investment exists and is duly registered.
Who qualifies as a “foreign investor”?
A foreign investor is understood as a foreign individual or legal entity that makes a registered investment. Likewise, a “foreign company” is typically defined as one whose share capital is more than 50% owned by foreign investors, as determined by the competent authority.
Validity and immigration effects (as described by the consular guidance):
The visa is issued for three (3) years, with multiple entries, and no limit on length of stay during its validity.
Upon expiry, it may be possible to apply in Venezuela for an extension of up to two (2) years, and thereafter potentially apply for Resident status, provided the applicable requirements are met.
What is usually required in practice (documents) :
Applicants typically need a descriptive letter plus supporting evidence of the investment made in Venezuela, as well as the official document proving the investment’s registration with the competent authority. The consular process is generally described as being subject to prior authorization (coordination/approval involving the relevant Venezuelan authorities), and the passport is then required for visa stamping.
Important practical note:
The exact procedure (submission method, additional documents, timelines) may vary by consulate, but the core logic remains the same: completed investment + formal registration + verifiable supporting documentation.
Certificate / Letter of Non-Naturalization (Venezuela)
End-to-end support for citizenship and consular procedures
At Legal Venexter, we assist clients in obtaining the Certificate (or Letter) of Non-Naturalization issued by the competent authority in Venezuela. This document is essential to prove that a person did not acquire Venezuelan nationality during their time in the country.
It is frequently requested for citizenship by descent applications (e.g., consular procedures and foreign authorities), genealogical files, immigration processes, and other matters where it is necessary to confirm a family member’s nationality status while living in Venezuela.
What is this document used for?
The Certificate/Letter of Non-Naturalization is commonly required when you need to:
Prove to a consulate or foreign authority that a relative was not naturalized as a Venezuelan citizen.
Support a citizenship by descent application (e.g., to demonstrate continuity of nationality in the family line).
Complete applications requesting negative proof of naturalization (or equivalent).
What does our service include?
Our support is designed for clients inside and outside Venezuela, with a focus on document accuracy and secure handling of information:
Initial case review and data verification (names, dates, spelling variations, places).
File preparation and guidance on supporting documentation.
Filing and active follow-up with the competent authority in Venezuela until the document is issued.
Quality control of the final document: verification of personal data, consistency, and format.
Optional (upon request):
Apostille/legalization of the document.
Certified translation (depending on language and consular requirements).
International shipping with tracking and logistics support.
How does the process work?
We receive your information and clear scanned documents.
We validate identity and data for the certificate holder (including name/surname variations).
We file and manage the request with the competent authority.
We follow up proactively and address any additional requests, if applicable.
We deliver the document digitally and/or physically (as applicable), with apostille and translation options if needed.
Processing times may vary depending on administrative workload and internal verification procedures. Our commitment is to keep you informed and provide clear updates at every stage.
Typical requirements (indicative)
Depending on the case, the following is usually needed:
Full details of the person concerned: full name, date and place of birth.
ID document (if available) or passport / historical records.
Information about time in Venezuela (approximate years, city/state).
Applicant’s details (if a family member applies): identification and proof of relationship, where applicable.
In some cases: a power of attorney or written authorization to act on behalf of a third party.
(We will confirm exactly what you need based on your specific case.)
Why Legal Venexter?
Experience with cases intended for consulates and citizenship procedures.
A clear working method: order, follow-up, and traceability.
Responsible handling of sensitive information and confidentiality.
A service tailored for clients abroad: streamlined communication and deliverables ready to submit.
Ready to start?
Contact us and we will send you a tailored checklist for your case.
Legal Venexter – International legal support and document management.
Common Questions
What services do you offer?
We cover legal, migration, culture, and corporate compliance.
How do you handle migration cases?
We design programs, manage remittances, and monitor policies closely.
Can you assist with international contracts?
Yes, we provide end-to-end contract services including litigation and apostille processes.
Which languages do you support?
We work in Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, German, and Russian.
Where are your offices located?
Our hubs include Madrid, Panama City, Budapest, Caracas, Cúcuta, Moscow, and Strasbourg.
How do you ensure compliance and quality?
We use research-first methods, compliance-by-design, and track KPIs remotely nationwide.
Get in Touch
Reach out for tailored legal and advisory support across continents and languages.
Phone
+507 63136222
Our Locations
We operate remotely with hubs in Caracas, Madrid, Panama City, Budapest, Cúcuta, Moscow, and Strasbourg.
Hubs
Caracas, Madrid, Panama City, Budapest, Estrasburgo, Moscow.
Hours
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm