Those foreigners affiliated with the Social Security System must consider that when the visa is renewed, the Colombian government may request a health policy as a requirement to continue the application.
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Those foreigners affiliated with the Social Security System must consider that when the visa is renewed, the Colombian government may request a health policy as a requirement to continue the application.
International health policies are generally acceptable for Colombian visa applications, provided it meets the government’s requirements for coverage. It’s crucial, however, to ensure that the health policy explicitly states its validity in Colombia and covers the necessary medical benefits as required for the visa.
The cost of international health policy in Colombia can vary based on the extent of coverage, the traveler’s age, and the duration of the stay. EG Assist policy plans start at 495 USD, with medical assistance coverage of 18.000 USD.
For the Colombian visa application, it is mandatory that your health policy covers the entire period of your intended stay.
To obtain a visa for Colombia, applicants must have a health policy that meets specific criteria set by the Colombian government. This includes coverage for medical expenses, repatriation, and hospitalization related to accidents and illnesses that may occur during the stay in Colombia.