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Whether you’re planning to relocate, start a new business venture, invest in real estate, or manage the legalization of your U.S. documents, we provide expert guidance every step of the way. Our team of specialists is dedicated to helping you navigate Colombian regulations, business requirements, and investment processes with ease and confidence. From visa applications and company formation to foreign investment certification and document apostilles, we offer personalized support tailored to your needs. Trust us to make your transition to Colombia smooth, efficient, and fully compliant with local laws.
Resolution 1296 was a temporary regulation issued during the COVID-19 health emergency that modified visa procedures for foreigners in Colombia. It has since been repealed and replaced by Resolution 5477 of 2022, which currently governs the visa system.
You can contact specialized migration services or the U.S. Embassy to assist you with these processes.
Yes, some services have been reactivated, including passport renewals and obtaining benefits certificates. Update 2025.
US citizens must apply for a longer-term visa, such as the Digital Nomad, Student, Business visa, or many others, to remain in Colombia beyond the 180-day limit as a tourist.
Yes, with certain visas like the Retirement and Business visas, US citizens can accumulate time to later apply for a Resident Visa (R Type).
Yes, US citizens can apply for the Digital Nomad visa, which allows them to work remotely in Colombia for up to 2 years.
US citizens can stay for 90 days initially, with the option to extend for another 90 days.
No, US citizens with valid passports do not need a visa for tourism and can stay in Colombia for up to 180 days per calendar year.
