A Venezuelan law firm sets up your company from start to finish: incorporation, tax ID, licenses, importer registration, work visa and corporate bank account. In most cases you do not need to travel. Fixed price from US$5,000.
Venezuela is reopening to foreign trade in 2026: direct flights with the United States and Europe are back, energy companies are returning, and day-to-day business already runs largely on US dollars. If dollarization becomes official, the companies that are already incorporated, licensed and working with suppliers will take the first contracts. This is not a promise; it is where the market is heading. Those who set up first will be the winners.
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For 1 or 2 shareholders
For up to 5 foreign shareholders or a foreign holding company
Special permits that your specific products or sector may require are quoted separately, in writing, before you commit.
Our work is completed within one month. The response times of government offices, the commercial registry and the consulate do not depend on us, and we tell you in advance which steps can take longer.
You pay by phases, not all at once: each phase is paid when it begins, and we move to the next one only when the previous one has been delivered. To start, you only pay Phase 0, the written structure opinion (US$600). Payment in USDT through Binance (TRON / TRC20 network), or in Venezuela or Colombia. Everything is agreed in a written contract before the first payment.
Yes. A foreign national can own and manage a Venezuelan company. Only some activities are reserved or regulated, and in those cases we design a structure that allows the business to operate legally.
In most cases, no. You sign a power of attorney in your country, with apostille or consular legalization depending on the country, and we act on your behalf. For the work visa you will need to deal with the consulate or travel at the stage we indicate.
Our work is completed within one month. Government offices and the consulate have their own response times, which we cannot control; we tell you in advance which steps can take longer.
There is no legal minimum capital for a company. About 3% of the capital you declare is paid in registration fees, so the right amount depends on your plan; we define it in the structure opinion.
Yes. The package includes one work visa (two in the Investor package). The requirements depend on your nationality, and we check them before you commit.
By phases: each phase is paid when it begins, starting with Phase 0 (US$600). In USDT through Binance, or in Venezuela or Colombia. We work in Spanish and English; you can write to us in your own language.
Tell us what you want to do in Venezuela and we will send you a written quote within 24 hours.