Process for Non-Immigrant Tourist Visa Through Domesa
Revised June 1, 2005
What is the process to apply for a non-immigrant tourist visa through Domesa?
Who can apply through Domesa?
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Persons who are under 14 years of age, if both parents have a valid tourist visa.
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Persons who are older that 79 years old, whether they are renewing a tourist visa or applying for the first time, as long as they have not been previously refused.
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Persons that would like to renew tourist visas (B1/B2) that have 2 years of validity or more, and which have expired within the last year.
What are the requirements to apply for a tourist visa through Domesa?
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Application form DS-156 with your receipt of payment for the $100 application
fee printed on it
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Application form DS-157
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Photo with a white background that is 5x5 centimeters
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Valid passport
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Previous passport with visa
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Copies of the marriage certificate and the children's birth certificate (if necessary)
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Job letter original, or copy of the commercial register
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Past three months of bank statements or savings books (originals)
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Photocopy of the front page of the application DS-156 (only to be presented the day applicants come for fingerprints at the Embassy.)
Who must come to the Embassy to take fingerprints?
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All persons between 14 and 79 years of age (men and women)
How much time should I wait before I come to the Embassy to take my fingerprints?
- All visa applicants that apply through Domesa should wait until
the fourth working day to have their fingerprints taken and from that date
you will have a maximum period of 10 days to complete the fingerprints process.
What is the schedule to take fingerprints?
How many Domesa branches exist?
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45 Domesa branches exist throughout the country. For more information about the location of a Domesa branch, please see the Domesa internet site: DOMESA.
What is the cost of this service?
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The cost of this service is 40.000 Bs. per person. This can be paid at the Domesa
branch at the moment that the applicant submits their documentation.
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