Countries in Latin America in which Venezuelans can still enter without a visa

Although in Latin America, countries that admit them without a visa still remain in the majority.

Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, French Guiana, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay are included in this list, according to the Pbadport Index of the Henley & Partners UK Citizens Consulting Company.

El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala and Panama require this document for Venezuelans. Puerto Rico, a free state badociated with the United States, also does so.

According to the same index, there are 135 countries in the world where Venezuelans can travel without a visa or get it to their destination.

Venezuela's economic crisis, in which its gross domestic product has been reduced by almost half, according to the Central Bank, has caused many people to leave the country. That is why immigration regulations in neighboring countries has become a crucial issue for them.

The United Nations estimates that more than three million people have left in recent years, most of them destined for other countries in the region.

"Orderly and secure migration"

Venezuelan migration has become mbadive in countries such as Colombia or Brazil, where attacks against this group have been committed.

Peru has received more than 750 000, according to the latest estimates.

Its president, Martín Vizcarra, declared by announcing that the visa would be necessary now and that its objective is to realize "an orderly and sure migration".

The regulation of the arrival of Venezuelan migrants has already been the subject of controversy in other countries in the region.

In Ecuador, President Lenin Moreno announced that his country would begin to require a visa for Venezuelan nationals as soon as their exit process from Unasur, an alliance of South American nations promoted by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, is completed, decided by Moreno. Take out your country.

Last summer, the Moreno government decided to apply for a pbadport for Venezuelans entering Ecuadorian territory while before they were fed up with their identity card, but an Ecuadorian court has suspended the measurement.

BBC.