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Destinations  ›  Venezuela Entry 214  ·  last checked 05.09.2026 VE
Angel Falls, Canaima National Park, Venezuela
214 Venezuela

Venezuela

VE LTE only

In Venezuela, mobile data can be unreliable outside the main cities, and public wifi is not always available. Having an eSIM ready before you land means you can avoid queues at the airport and use your phone as soon as you arrive. The plan roams on Digitel's LTE network, which covers the most populated areas.

Selected 10 GB · 30 days
Venezuela, 10 GB €149.90
Buy and receive the QR code Refundable while unused

Plans for Venezuela

Pick a row — it prices the box above
Allowance Validity Notes Per GB Price
1 GB Validity: 7 days Maps and messages for a short stop Per GB: €18.90 Price: €18.90 2 GB Validity: 1 day A single day out, maps and messages Per GB: €19.45 Price: €38.90 3 GB Validity: 30 days A week of ordinary use Per GB: €17.63 Price: €52.90 5 GB Validity: 30 days Two weeks, some navigation Per GB: €16.38 Price: €81.90 10 GB Validity: 30 days Most people choose this for two weeks Per GB: €14.99 Price: €149.90 20 GB Validity: 30 days Hotspot for a laptop, video calls Per GB: €15.40 Price: €307.90
Networks you will actually roam on Order the eSIM tries them
Digitel First choice — what you will usually be on. LTE
Where the signal holds in Venezuela
Cities Digitel LTE is available in Caracas, Maracaibo, Valencia and other large towns. Signal is generally usable in central areas, but indoor coverage can vary.
Main roads Along major highways between cities you can expect LTE in populated stretches. Coverage thins out in rural areas and may drop completely for long sections.
Countryside LTE coverage becomes patchy in rural and remote regions. In the Andes and Amazonas, you may have no signal for extended periods.
Coast and islands Developed areas on Margarita Island and coastal cities have LTE. Less developed beaches, cays and open water may have weak or no signal.
What catches travellers out in Venezuela
01

Arrival and SIM queues

At Simón Bolívar International Airport you may face long immigration queues. With an eSIM already installed, you do not need to queue for a local SIM after landing. You can use data for maps and transport apps straight away.

02

Cash and payments

Many small businesses in Venezuela still operate with cash, often in US dollars. Card terminals are not always available, and public wifi is limited. Keep small notes and rely on your eSIM for maps and translation when you need to find services.

03

Power and network reliability

Power cuts can occur in parts of Venezuela, which may affect mobile towers. Your eSIM relies on Digitel's LTE network, so if local electricity is down, data may be interrupted. A power bank for your phone is useful.

Questions people ask about Venezuela
01

Does an eSIM work in Venezuela?

Yes, this eSIM roams on Digitel's LTE network in Venezuela. You need an unlocked phone that supports eSIM and the LTE bands Digitel uses.

02

Do I need to register my eSIM with the Venezuelan government?

Travellers commonly report that local SIM cards in Venezuela require registration with passport details. Because this is a roaming eSIM, you usually do not need local registration, but rules can change. Check current requirements before departure.

03

Will I have coverage on the road from Caracas to Valencia?

You can expect LTE in populated areas along the main highway, but there may be gaps in rural stretches. Download offline maps before travelling.

04

Can I use my eSIM in Los Roques or Margarita Island?

Margarita Island has LTE in developed areas, but smaller islands and remote beaches may have weak or no signal. Do not rely on data for navigation at sea.

05

Is public wifi common in Venezuela?

Public wifi is not widespread. Cafés and hotels may have wifi, but speeds and reliability vary. Your eSIM is a more dependable option for mobile data.

06

What happens if I use all my data?

You can top up with another eSIM plan if the shop offers it. The data allowance ranges from 1 GB to 20 GB and validity from 1 to 30 days.