Colombia Visa & Entry Rules

Official immigration guidelines for tourists, digital nomads, and expats.

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Tourist & Short-Term Stays

Standard Visa-Free Stay 90 Days
Extensions Possible? Yes, subject to approval
Important Note: A Type V (Visitor) visa, including visa-exempt stays, can be extended up to a maximum of 180 days within a 365-day period.

Long-Term Residency & Digital Nomad Visas

Options for those looking to relocate, work remotely, or retire in Colombia.

Visa de Visitante (Tipo V) Nómada Digital

For foreigners working remotely for foreign companies or as self-employed individuals with foreign clients, who wish to reside temporarily in Colombia.
⏱️ Validity: 24 Months 💰 Required Income: $1,005 / mo

Visa de Migrante (Tipo M) Pensionado

For foreigners who receive a pension from a foreign government, company, or private entity, and wish to reside in Colombia.
⏱️ Validity: 36 Months 💰 Required Income: $1,005 / mo

Visa de Migrante (Tipo M) Inversionista

For foreigners who make a direct investment in a company or real estate in Colombia.
⏱️ Validity: 36 Months

Visa de Migrante (Tipo M) Trabajador

For foreigners with an employment contract or a service contract with a legal entity or natural person domiciled in Colombia.
⏱️ Validity: 36 Months

Visa de Migrante (Tipo M) Estudiante

For foreigners who wish to study in Colombia at an officially recognized educational institution.
⏱️ Validity: 36 Months

Path to Citizenship

Time to Naturalize 5 Years of Residency
Dual Citizenship Allowed? ✅ Yes
Data Provenance & Disclaimer: The information presented on this page is sourced from official national government ministries, official gazettes, or supranational treaties (such as OECD or UN datasets). This data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration rules change frequently; always verify with official consular services or your immigration attorney before traveling.
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