Ship Your Vehicle to Venezuela – Fast, Secure & Affordable
Looking to ship a car to Venezuela? Royal Shipping Lines offers safe, efficient, and affordable vehicle shipping services to La Guaira, Puerto Cabelleo, Maracaibo, Venezuela from the United States. Whether you're relocating, selling a vehicle, or supporting family overseas, our expert team ensures your shipment arrives on time and in top condition.
Why Choose Royal Shipping Lines for Shipping to Venezuela?
Direct Roll-On/Roll-Off (RO/RO) & Container Shipping Options
Weekly Sailings from U.S. Ports to La Guaira, Puerto Cabello, Maracaibo
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured International Carrier
Door-to-Port & Port-to-Port Services
Real-Time Shipment Tracking
Customs Clearance Assistance
📍 Ports We Serve in venezuela
La Guaira
Puerto Cabello
Maracaibo
🚙 Vehicles We Ship to venezuela:
Cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks
Salvage and auction vehicles (Copart, IAA, etc.)
Motorcycles and ATVs
Commercial and utility vehicles
Boats and heavy machinery (on request)
📄 What You Need to Ship a Car to venezuela
To ensure smooth processing and customs clearance, you’ll need:
✔ Original vehicle title
✔ Bill of sale or invoice
✔ Valid ID or passport
✔ Venezuelan foreign TAX ID for the consignee
Get Your Free Shipping Quote Today
Royal Shipping Lines is the trusted name in international vehicle transport to Venezuela. Contact us for a fast, customized quote and see why thousands of customers choose us for their international auto shipping needs.
👉 Get a Quote Now | 📞 Call: +1 (305) 884-8127 | 📲 WhatsApp: +1 (305) 979-3596
🚫 Vehicle Import Restrictions to el VENEZUELA
Passenger vehicles must typically be no older than 5 years from the date of manufacture.
Used vehicles older than this are often prohibited for import unless under a special exemption (e.g. returning citizens, diplomats, government use).
Trucks and heavy equipment may have more flexible rules depending on purpose.
💼 Who Can Import Vehicles
Only authorized individuals or entities may import vehicles, such as:
Venezuelan citizens residing abroad (returning permanently)
Legal residents or dual nationals
Government agencies or approved institutions
Commercial imports often require special government authorization or permits.