Colombian Visa

1. VISITOR VISAS:

They are non-immigrant visas, ideal for anyone who does not plan to stay in Colombia long term.

They include, but are not limited to:
1. Airport transit
2. Tourism
3. Business
4. Student
5. Medical treatment
6. Administrative and/or judicial procedures
7. Crewman
8. Seasonal farm worker
9. Events
10. religious
11. Student/Religious Volunteer
12. Volunteers or collaborators
13. Large format film or documentary productions.
14. Digital Nomad
15. Journalistic Coverage
16. Permanent correspondent
17. Technical Assistance
18. TLC Entrepreneurs
19. Unaccredited officers
20. Vacation and Work
21. Work practice
22. Service Provider-work or labor
23. Promotion of internationalization
24. Rentista
25. Unforeseen cases

COURTESY TYPE V VISA:

1. Visiting diplomats
2. ICETEX Program
3. International conventions
4. Film Law
5. Complementary measure
For unforeseen cases

2. VISAS FOR MIGRANTS.

They are migrant visas, ideal for anyone who plans to stay in Colombia in the medium or long term.

They include, but are not limited to:
1. Spouse of a Colombian national
2. Permanent companion of a Colombian national.
3. Mother or father of a Colombian national by adoption
4. Father or mother of a Colombian national by birth.
5. Mercosur Migrant
6. Andean Migrant
7. Refugee
8. Hardworking
9. Partner or owner
10. Freelancer
11. Pensioner
12. Promotion of internationalization
13. Investor
14. Stateless

3. RESIDENT VISAS

They are visas that are generally, but not exclusively, granted based on the time legally accumulated with migrant visas, whether two years, three years or 5 years. Ideal for those who want to settle permanently in Colombia.

Residence visa holders must renew their documents every 5 years.
They include, but are not limited to:

1. By Renunciation of nationality
2. For accumulated time spent in Colombia
3. By application of the Temporary Protection Statute for Migrants
Venezuelans.
4. Special Resident of Peace