Frequently asked questions about our services

The service includes analyzing your migration profile, preparing and reviewing your documentation, guiding you through filing your application with the Foreign Ministry, following up on the process until you get a response, and staying in personalized contact with you throughout the whole journey.

No. No advisory service can guarantee visa approval, since the final decision always rests with the Colombian immigration authority. What good advisory guidance does offer is an organized process, reviewed documentation, and a lower risk of errors that could affect your application.

The first step is to write via WhatsApp or email briefly explaining your situation. From there, a migration profile analysis is scheduled to identify which visa category best fits your case.

No. Both people already in Colombia and those still abroad planning their immigration process before traveling are welcome.

Generally we need to know your nationality, your family and professional situation, the purpose of your stay in Colombia, and whether you already have any prior document or immigration process.

This is generally a Migrant Visa (M) based on family ties, though the exact subtype depends on whether there is a marriage, a registered domestic partnership, or shared children. Each case is analyzed individually.

The Digital Nomad Visa is designed for foreigners who work remotely for a company or clients abroad and meet Colombia's income requirements.

Yes. There is a Migrant Visa (M) category for retirees who receive a pension from abroad, provided minimum amount requirements are met and the pension is properly documented.

The Student Visa is the right category for those who want to pursue formal studies at a Colombian educational institution, and it requires an acceptance letter from the institution.

The Visitor Visa is designed for short- or medium-duration activities with no intent to settle permanently. The Migrant Visa is designed for those seeking a more stable connection with Colombia and, in some cases, can lead to a Resident Visa.

It's a special immigration category for nationals of Mercosur member or associate countries, which facilitates their stay in Colombia under the terms of the regional agreement.

Yes, there is a Migrant Visa category for investors, which requires meeting a minimum investment amount and providing the corresponding supporting documentation.

Generally you'll need a valid passport, a recent photo, a completed application form, and the specific supporting documents required for your visa category (employment, family, financial, academic, etc.).

In most cases, yes. Public documents issued abroad usually require an apostille or consular legalization, plus an official translation into Spanish if not already in that language.

An expired document can lead to your application being rejected or facing a formal requirement. That's why it's important to check the validity of all your documents before submitting them to the Foreign Ministry.

Yes, if your original documents are in another language, an official translation into Spanish is generally required for them to be valid before the Colombian immigration authority.

Timelines vary depending on the visa category, how complete your documentation is, and the Foreign Ministry's workload at the time of your application. Prior advisory guidance helps avoid requirements that can extend the process.

Yes. Ongoing support includes following up on your process after it's filed, guiding you through the different stages until you receive a response.