Nowadays, migration is seen as a global phenomenon, as it is on the increase. Lately, Venezuela has been facing a tough political crisis, and its population has suffered the consequences. Since then, a large part of the Venezuelan population has begun to migrate to other countries, including Brazil. The state of Roraima, which borders Venezuela, has received a large number of Venezuelan migrants, and the capital Boa Vista has been one of the main choices. A large proportion of migrants can be negatively affected by the experience of migration, especially in terms of their health conditions. Therefore, this research aimed to identify the difficulties faced by nursing professionals in providing health care to the Venezuelan migrant population, given that these professionals are always present in health institutions and have the greatest opportunity for contact with clients.