Do Venezuela passport holders need a visa for San Marino?

No visa required
Stay up to 90 days

No — Venezuela passport holders can visit San Marino visa-free for up to 90 days as tourists.

Where this comes from: the visa verdict above derives from an aggregated visa-requirement matrix (a secondary source, revision 2026-08-07) — it has no per-verdict official citation. The entry requirements for San Marino are checked against official sources (linked per rule below). Last verified: 2026-08-07.

Entry requirements for San Marino

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Passport validityunspecified — Law no. 118 of 28 June 2010 (Art. 5) requires only a valid passport or equivalent document for entry; no minimum validity period is published by San Marino. Because the Republic can only be reached through the Schengen area (Italy), travellers must in practice satisfy Schengen document rules for entry/transit.Republic of San Marino - Department of Foreign Affairs (esteri.sm), Information for visitors; Law 118/2010 on entry and stay of foreigners · retrieved 2026-08-07
ExemptionHolders of travellers from non-Schengen states holding, where required, a valid Schengen visa or authorisation for entry/transit into the Schengen area: visa free, up to 30 days — San Marino does not issue its own entry visas and has no border controls with Italy; entry requires prior admission to the Schengen area (Law 118/2010 Art. 5). Stays exceeding 30 days require a stay permit applied for in person at the Gendarmerie - Foreigners' Office.Republic of San Marino - Department of Foreign Affairs, Information for visitors / Stay permits and residence · retrieved 2026-08-07

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