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There are over 45 visa categories. Each corresponds to an authorized activity that the foreigner will be performing in the country. Each category has its own requirements, benefits and restrictions. Here are some tips to find your ideal visa category
Some countries do not require a visa for short-stays (90 days per year). Some other countries do need a visa to enter the country.
If you are planning to bring your Spouse and children under 25, you might want to consider a visa category that allows for beneficiaries.
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The Special Administrative Unit - Migración Colombia, is the authority in charge of controlling the borders and keeping a track on the foreigners in the country. They are the ones who stamp your passport at the airport when you enter and exit the country, and they are the ones who can give you a fine or deport you if you overstay your permits or visas. They are also in charge of Cedulas de Extranjería, Salvoconductos, Tourism Permit Extensions, among other functions.
As any public institution under the Colombian Democracy, all its public servants are obligued to comply and abide with the Colombian Constitution and Laws.
General and specific immigration rules when visiting Colombia
There is widespread confusion and concerning ongoing discussions in Facebook groups and internet forums regarding the Colombian Digital Nomad Visa, specifically whether or not you can stay in Colombia for two consecutive years without having to leave
Some considerations about the migration check at the airport or border