Personal safety:, Venezuela

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When in most metropolitan areas, it is strongly recommended that you dress down and not wear flashy jewelry.
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Never accept a ride from a stranger, no matter how cordial and friendly he/she may appear.
* Never accept the help of a stranger when carrying bags or luggage.
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Visit bank machines that are lighted, and in areas where there is activity and high visibility.
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Never leave anything of value in your car.
Carry your passport, or a copy of it, with you at all times.

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