Venezuela coverage

Quality tier C. Thin. One usable network or consistently under 15 Mbps. We sell it, we label it, and we price it accordingly.

28.2

Mbps median

networks available

Which network you get

Carrier	Role	5G
Movistar	Primary, used by default	yes, standalone
Digitel	Failover, used when the primary degrades	yes, standalone
Movilnet	Failover, used when the primary degrades	yes, standalone

You do not choose between them. If the network you are on gets congested we move you to the other one automatically, in the middle of your trip, and tell you afterwards.

A single carrier provider cannot make this move.

How we measure

Orbislo devices report connection quality on real traffic, never synthetic speed tests, because a speed test spends your data to tell us something we can measure for free. Reports carry the carrier, the radio type, the throughput and a coarse location of roughly one kilometre. No precise location is ever collected, nothing is published below a sample of 25, and you can switch the whole thing off in one tap.

Measured from real sessions, never from a speed test we ran ourselves.

What happens in Venezuela when the network is busy

Congestion is not a fault, it is a Tuesday evening. The question is what your eSIM can do about it, and for most travel eSIMs the answer is nothing: one wholesale agreement per country, one network, and no way out except buying a second eSIM from somebody else while standing in the street.

Here, Orbislo traffic runs over Movistar, Digitel and Movilnet. When the network you are on degrades we move you to another one, mid trip, without you asking, and tell you afterwards rather than interrupting you at the time.

Questions about Venezuela

Which network will I be on in Venezuela?

Movistar, Digitel or Movilnet. Orbislo moves you to whichever is performing better where you are standing, without asking you and without you noticing.

Can I tether a laptop?

Yes, on every plan, at the same allowance as your phone data and at no extra cost. At 28.2 Mbps expect a tethered laptop in Venezuela to be fine for email and documents and strained by video calls.

What if I get no signal at all in Venezuela?

Open the app and use your free rescue data: 100 MB a month, on every account, in over 200 countries, and it works at a zero balance. It exists for exactly this moment, because needing data in order to buy data is not a situation anybody should be put in. If that cannot find a network either, message us from the app and we will sort it.

Will my phone work in Venezuela?

If it supports eSIM and is not carrier locked, yes. We check your exact model before you pay and tell you plainly if it will not work, rather than taking the money and leaving you to find out on arrival.

Coverage nearby

Venezuela plans from $27.89 South America regional plan Compare every country

How Venezuela compares across South America

Speed rank: 10 of 12 destinations we have measured in South America
Regional median: 33.5 Mbps
Upstream networks: 3, Movistar, Digitel, Movilnet
5G: Yes, on Digitel, so far as fixed wireless access rather than a mobile service
Next fastest nearby: Paraguay, 31 Mbps
Next slowest nearby: Bolivia, 27 Mbps
Cities with their own page: 3: Caracas, Maracaibo, Valencia

Nearby destinations in South America

Brazil: Brazil, 49 Mbps median, 2 networks
Uruguay: Uruguay, 48 Mbps median, 2 networks
Colombia: Colombia, 38 Mbps median, 2 networks
Peru: Peru, 35 Mbps median, 2 networks
Ecuador: Ecuador, 34 Mbps median, 2 networks
Argentina: Argentina, 33 Mbps median, 2 networks
French Guiana: French Guiana, 32.5 Mbps median, 4 networks
Paraguay: Paraguay, 31 Mbps median, 2 networks
Bolivia: Bolivia, 27 Mbps median, 2 networks
Guyana: Guyana, 22 Mbps median, 2 networks

Cities with their own page

Caracas: Maiquetía Simón Bolívar International Airport, nearest airport CCS, 18 km from Caracas
Maracaibo: La Chinita International Airport, nearest airport MAR, 16 km from Maracaibo
Valencia: Arturo Michelena International Airport, nearest airport VLN, 8 km from Valencia