As of now, 4.4 million people have been affected by the virus worldwide, with over 13,000 confirmed cases in Colombia. While the primary concern is for the wellbeing of those who are suffering from COVID-19 – particularly the most vulnerable like the elderly – the virus has also affected people’s ability to travel.

Given that Colombia is in a state of perpetual quarantine extension, it’s complicated to give definitive answers to people either stuck inside the country, applying for a visa, or trying to reenter.

Nevertheless, people need to know what their legal status is, how to act should the situation change, and if they can make plans regarding entering, exiting, or staying in Colombia.

For this reason, we’ve taken a look at the latest Colombian visa changes during the coronavirus pandemic, and how these changes affect expats and Colombians alike.

Many of our clients are constantly asking us about becoming a Colombian citizen by marrying their Colombian partner.

The process is fairly straightforward, yet there are some key steps that you need to take to successfully gain citizenship.

With this in mind, we’ve laid out our comprehensive guide on how to get Colombian citizenship by marriage.

Binational Chambers of Commerce are non-profit entities, which arise as a result of the union of two countries that seek to promote the improvement of commercial, industrial and tourist relations between them,Leer más…

Decree 1168 of August 25, 2020 Taking into consideration that the risk of contagion has not yet decreased, the Ministry of Health and Social Protection extended the State of Health Emergency untilLeer más…

Juan Francisco Espinosa Palacios, General Director of Migración Colombia, announced the automation of two procedures that may benefit more than two thousand Colombian and foreign citizens per month. We are talking aboutLeer más…