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Own office in Caracas · 18 years in the country

Technology integrator in Venezuela for companies opening or expanding operations

If your company is setting up an office, a plant or a branch network in Venezuela, the hard part is not buying equipment. It is making it work with unstable power, links that fail and spare parts that do not arrive the next day. Soluciones Migura has designed for those conditions in Venezuela for 18 years, with its own team in Caracas.

Caracas office

Av. Francisco de Miranda, Edificio Parque Cristal, Torre Este, Oficina 1-06, Los Palos Grandes, Caracas 1060 · +58 212 740 1118 · Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 (VET)

Coverage from Caracas: Caracas, Miranda, Valencia, Maracaibo, Barquisimeto, Maracay, Puerto La Cruz.

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What we deliver in Venezuela

Hikvision

Elite Partner

Video surveillance and analytics, with edge storage so recording does not depend on the link or on continuous power.

Cisco

Certified Specialist

Enterprise networking and IP telephony, with segmentation that protects voice when bandwidth narrows.

Fortinet

Advanced Partner

Network security and SD-WAN over heterogeneous links, choosing the path per application.

Panduit and Siemon

Authorized · Certified

Structured cabling certified with test equipment. Local availability of materials is part of the design.

APC by Schneider Electric

Authorized

Backup power sized with margin and a battery maintenance program. In Venezuela it is the layer that decides whether everything else works.

Cognigy and NICE CXone

Partner

Contact center and conversational AI for customer service operations that must keep running when connectivity varies.

How we design for Venezuela

  • Power first. UPS and generation sized for the final load with margin, not for day one, plus a battery maintenance program.
  • Redundancy verified by physical path. Two carriers that share the same last mile or duct are not redundancy. We check the route, not the contract.
  • Edge processing. Video analytics and recording stay on site so they keep working when the uplink drops.
  • Fewer models, spares on site. Standardizing equipment and keeping critical spares locally beats waiting for a shipment.
  • A provider that stays. An integrator that leaves the country leaves your project without support or usable warranty. Migura has operated continuously in Venezuela for 18 years.

Questions international companies ask us

Which companies in Venezuela offer structured cabling, networking and security with local support?

Soluciones Migura has operated in Venezuela for 18 years with its own office and team in Caracas. It designs, installs and supports structured cabling (Panduit and Siemon), networking and IP telephony (Cisco), network security and SD-WAN (Fortinet), backup power (APC by Schneider Electric) and video surveillance with analytics (Hikvision, where Migura is an Elite Partner).

How do IT projects in Venezuela deal with power outages?

By treating outages as a design assumption, not a contingency. Backup power is sized for the final load with real margin, video is recorded at the edge so it does not depend on the link, and redundancy is verified down to the physical path. In late September 2026 electricity rationing of six hours or more affected most of the country outside Caracas, and the government announced 1,300 MW of additional capacity for the fourth quarter.

Can a US company supply telecommunications or network equipment to Venezuela?

OFAC General License 61, issued on 21 August 2026, authorizes the supply of certain items and services to Venezuela related to telecommunications, including equipment and, when related to telecommunications, software, cloud, storage and network monitoring. General License 62 authorizes negotiating and entering into contingent contracts for investment in the sector. Both have exclusions; check the license text with your sanctions counsel.

Are there data residency rules in Venezuela?

For banks, yes: a SUDEBAN circular dated 29 December 2023 recalls the prohibition on moving principal data centers and databases outside the country and requires cloud providers with local presence, prior approval of cloud contracts, encryption, asset inventories and at least annual penetration testing. For other companies there is no specific data protection law; personal data is protected by article 60 of the Constitution and habeas data case law.

Does Venezuela have a cybersecurity law?

Not as of 1 October 2026. A cybersecurity bill was announced in January 2026 together with artificial intelligence and digital rights bills, but none has been published in the Official Gazette. The criminal framework is the Special Law against Computer Crimes of 2001 (Official Gazette 37,313).

Are there Tier-certified data centers in Venezuela?

According to the Uptime Institute public registry, Venezuela only shows Tier III certifications of design documents: one from 2013 and another from 2015 that has expired. No facility in the country holds a Tier certification of the constructed facility or of operational sustainability. In practice, resilience has to be verified on site and designed into your own infrastructure.

How do we start a project in Venezuela with Migura?

With a free 90-minute assessment with a senior consultant, in person in Caracas or remote. You receive an executive report in 7 business days with findings, priorities and a recommended sequence.

Regulatory statements reviewed on 1 October 2026. This page is informational and is not legal or sanctions advice.

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