BACKGROUND: MILLIONS OF VENEZUELANS HAVE BEEN DISPLACED BECAUSE OF DETERIORATING SOCIO-ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN THEIR COUNTRY. WE EXAMINE KEY DOMAINS OF UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE AMONG MIGRANT VENEZUELAN WOMEN IN BRAZIL: HEALTHCARE ACCESS, CARE QUALITY AND FINANCIAL RISK PROTECTION. METHODS: WE COLLECTED PRIMARY DATA ON 2012 VENEZUELAN WOMEN AGED 15–49 WHO MIGRATED TO BRAZIL BETWEEN 2018 AND 2021, IN THE CITIES OF BOA VISTA AND MANAUS, ALONG WITH SECONDARY DATA FOR BRAZILIAN WOMEN. WE USED LINEAR REGRESSION WITH ENTROPY BALANCE MATCHING TO ESTIMATE ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN MIGRANT STATUS AND HEALTHCARE SPENDING, UTILISATION AND QUALITY INDICATORS. FINDINGS: OUR SAMPLE HAD A MEAN AGE OF 29.5 YEARS (S.D. 8.9), 64% (1286/2011) OF MIXED ETHNICITY, 29% (577/2011) WHITE, 4% (71/2011) BLACK, 3% (62/2011) INDIGENOUS AND 1% (15/2011) OTHER ETHNICITIES. COMPARED TO BRAZILIAN WOMEN, MIGRANT WOMEN HAD 9...