Yes, you can work remotely from Colombia with the Digital Nomad Visa. This visa is available for workers affiliated with foreign companies, partners, or co-owners of companies, and for entrepreneurs.

Yes, it is possible to work remotely from Colombia since many companies worldwide have adopted remote work models. However, it is essential to verify the specific requirements of each employer, the permits and times of permanence in the country, and to ensure you have all the amenities you will need to develop your activities.

1. Passport: Original valid passport with at least 2 blank pages and 6 months of validity.
2. Digital photo: 1 digital photo 3 x 4 cm white background without accessories. Physical/printed photos are not accepted.
3. Marriage: Civil Registry of Marriage COLOMBIANO* updated.
4. Cédula de Ciudadanía: Copy of the Colombian national’s identity card.
5. Letter of request: Application letter signed by the Colombian and power of attorney duly authenticated.
6. Evidence: Supports that demonstrate the veracity and antiquity of the relationship.
7. Migratory movements: Certificate of Migratory Movements of both.

To obtain a cédula (national identification card) after marrying a Colombian, you need to ensure your marriage is legally recognized in Colombia, apply for a residence visa as the spouse of a Colombian citizen by submitting required documents like your marriage certificate and passport to the Colombian consulate or embassy, and once your visa is approved, register with the Colombian authorities and apply for your cédula at the nearest Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil (National Civil Registry) office.

Fidelity is an individual trait and can vary widely among people, regardless of their nationality. It’s not possible to generalize about the fidelity of all Colombians or any other group of people. Like in any society, there are Colombians who value fidelity in their personal relationships, while others may have different perspectives. Fidelity in a relationship depends on various factors such as personal values, life experiences, and individual circumstances.

In Colombia, several marriage options are available, including civil marriage, religious marriage, and common-law marriage. Civil marriage is legally recognized and conducted before a state official, such as a notary or a judge. A Religious leader performs religious marriage and holds legal validity if registered with civil authorities afterward. On the other hand, common-law marriage is a cohabitation without a formal contract. Still, it can be legally recognized after a certain period of continuous cohabitation through a judicial process. Each option has specific requirements and procedures that must be followed for legal recognition in Colombia.

Yes, you can obtain a residence visa if you are married to a Colombian citizen. This visa is specifically designed for foreigners who are in a marital relationship with a Colombian citizen and wish to live together with their Colombian spouse in the country. Additionally, this visa permits you to accumulate time to obtain a Resident Visa.

You can meet Colombians interested in establishing a serious relationship through various options. Some suggestions include:

1. Dating websites: Numerous dating websites and applications allow you to find people with similar interests in finding a serious partner. Some of these sites allow you to search specifically by nationality, which could make it easier to find Colombians interested in a serious relationship.
2. Social events and activities: Participate in cultural events, expatriate gatherings, or activities related to the Colombian community in your area. This will give you the opportunity to meet Colombians in person and establish meaningful connections.
3. Language classes or cultural exchange groups: Attend Spanish classes or join cultural exchange groups where you can meet Colombian native speakers. These settings provide a natural opportunity to meet people and build relationships.
4. Social networking and online communities: Join social networking groups or online forums dedicated to Colombian culture or people interested in finding serious relationships. Participating in these communities will allow you to connect with people with similar interests.

Always remember to be cautious when meeting people online and take appropriate safety precautions when meeting in person.

Yes, because the resolution states that it is not necessary to demonstrate the conditions that gave rise to the previous visa, to apply for the transfer of a resident visa.

However, remember that you must prove that you have not been out of the country for more than two (2) continuous years through a Certificate of Migratory Movements. Meanwhile the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, under its discretionary power, may request additional documentation.

Yes, since according to point 4 of Article 106 of Resolution 5477 of 2022, it is not necessary to provide documents proving the validity of the conditions that gave rise to the granting of the previous visa.

Please note that the main mandatory requirement is not to have remained outside Colombia for more than two (2) continuous years. In addition, the government may request information related to your health contributions in Colombia (EPS), and proof of your source of income, as well as any other document it deems pertinent under discretionary power.

The Resolution in Article 123 clarifies that all visas issued under the previous Resolution will maintain their original validity. Basically, there is nothing expressed that indicates that the time of validity of the same will be modified at the moment of the transfer by the transition regime.

All foreigners holding a residence visa that has been issued in previous Resolutions must carry out the transfer within two (2) years after the new Resolution becomes effective. Also, it is mandatory to carry out the process every five (5) years for all residence visas.