Venezuela Yacht Registration
  • Provisional registration in 5-7 days
  • Access to Venezuela waters
  • Official Flag Registration
  • Sworn translation is available
  • Survey needed as per the type of registration
  • Register as private or corporate owner
  • Recreational registration is valid for 1 year
  • Commercial registration is valid 3 years
  • No hidden fees all inclusive prices
  • Available for all nationalities
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Venezuela Boat Registration

Register your yacht under Venezuela flag!

The Government of The Venezuela requires all boats and jet skis to be registered. The registration process is designed to assist private boat owners in obtaining their registration in an efficient manner. This includes providing the necessary information such as the vessel's name, length, and engine information, as well as proof of ownership.

Anyone who owns a boat and complies with the conditions established by the Venezuela registration department is eligible to register their vessel.

Boat registration helps in ensuring safety, security, and proper enforcement of marine regulations. The specific process and requirements for boat registration may vary depending on the type and size of the boat.

Venezuela Boat Registration Advantages

Venezuela boat registration offers several advantages:

  • Legal Proof of Ownership: Registration provides legal documentation of boat ownership, safeguarding against theft and disputes.
  • Compliance with Venezuelan Regulations: Registered boats must adhere to Venezuela's maritime regulations, ensuring safety and environmental responsibility.
  • Access to Venezuelan Waters: Registered boats have access to Venezuela's stunning coastlines, islands, and waterways.
  • National Recognition: Registered boats can fly the Venezuelan flag, symbolizing compliance with Venezuelan maritime laws and regulations.
  • Financing Opportunities: Registered boats may be eligible for financing, allowing boat owners to secure loans for vessel purchases.
  • Insurance Eligibility: Many insurance companies offer coverage to registered boats, providing financial protection in case of accidents or damage.
  • Resale Value: Registered boats often have higher resale value due to their legal status and adherence to safety and environmental regulations.

Who can apply for the Venezuela boat registration?

Venezuela Boat Registration is typically open to both Venezuelan citizens and non-Venezuelan nationals, making it accessible to boat owners of all nationalities without specific citizenship or residency requirements.

What is the procedure to register a boat in Venezuela?

To register a boat in Venezuela, you typically need to follow these steps:

  • Make an order online
  • Pay the registration fee
  • Provide us all the necessary documents
  • We will send you the documents to be signed

How long is the Venezuela boat registration valid for?

Venezuela boat registration validity:

  • Boat registrations in Venezuela are typically valid for 1 year.
  • Boat owners are required to renew their registration annually to maintain its legal status.

What documents are required to register the boat in Venezuela?

  • Ownership Documentation:
    • Bill of Sale: A notarized bill of sale proving ownership.
    • Proof of Ownership: Previous registration documents or proof of ownership if the boat was registered in another country.
  • Identification Documents:
    • Valid identification (e.g., passport or Venezuelan national ID).
    • Proof of Residency: For non-Venezuelan citizens, proof of legal residency in Venezuela.
  • Boat Information:
    • Make, model, year, length, and hull identification number (HIN).
  • Compliance Documents:
    • Proof of Compliance: Documentation demonstrating adherence to safety and environmental standards.
    • Survey Report: A marine surveyor's report assessing the boat's condition and seaworthiness.
  • Tax and Fee Payments:
    • Payment of registration fees and taxes.
  • Insurance:
    • Proof of boat insurance, which may be required for registration.
  • Inspection:
    • The boat may require an inspection by maritime authorities to ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards.
  • Title or Deletion Certificate:
    • If the boat was previously registered in another country, a certificate of deletion or deregistration from the previous registry.