Mobility Services

From visas to corporate architecture

From Miami, we handle Venezuela visas with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and expedite the process in Caracas.

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Our services

Visas to enter Venezuela

Immigration to Venezuela under the new digital framework

  • T · Tourist
  • TR-N · Business Transient
  • TR-L · Work Transient

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Corporate architecture

Building the legal structure for cross-border operations between the U.S. and Venezuela.

  • U.S. entity formation: Wyoming holding and Delaware LLC
  • Venezuelan C.A. incorporation and operational setup
  • Intercompany agreements and cross-border contracts
  • Asset protection and patrimonial planning
  • OFAC compliance review and sanctions framework guidance
  • Labor formalization and local employment frameworks

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Leadership

Max Salas

Founder & Managing Partner

Venezuelan attorney with dual US-Venezuela citizenship. 15 years of experience in corporate law, immigration, and global mobility for expat professionals. Inpreabogado 129.628.

Jose Miguel Lombardo

Partner – Maritime & Trade Law

Attorney specialized in Maritime Law and international trade, with extensive experience advising and representing shipping companies, port operators, and insurers.

Our offices

Miami

6700 NW 77th Ct, Suite 200, Miami, FL 33166

We review your documents, prepare the form and the letter, and file the application.

Caracas

Avenida Vollmer, San Bernardino

We follow up directly with the Foreign Ministry until there is a decision.

Insights

  • Venezuela visa for US citizens

    How to get a visa for Venezuela from the US: which category applies, which documents are required, how long it takes, and why applications get sent back.

  • Venezuela e-visa

    The Venezuela e-visa is requested online through Cancillería Digital. Which portal is official, what to have ready, and where applications get stuck.

  • New tourist visa procedure for U.S. citizens traveling to Venezuela

    Venezuela visa for US citizens: since April 6, 2026, the Venezuela eVisa is requested online through Cancillería Digital. Who needs it, who does not, and what changed.

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