i live to tell the tell lol jk but I got lost at Bogota Colombia airport about two years ago. don't worry I got there to my destination on time and my gates. I was traveling to Pereira this was my first time flying solo without help. I was nervous but when I passed my immigration I went to find out where the heck my airplane would take me to Pereira. Idk at the time the difference between domestic flights and international flights was. I was forming the line for international flights instead of going to domestic flights. So I checked it was showing red I said why isn't letting me go through? until they stopped me and said " Ser you on the wrong line you're supposed to be on the domestic section. I said "Oh I'm sorry this is the first time going solo so can you help me? " They showed me that was crazy. Also Checking the information your staying is the most part. The first time I went I didn't have my family give me an address or number to contact so I was screwed. I said " Hi officer is it okay if you leave me through My dad is waiting for me at the Pereira airport he doesn't answer I'm flying solo this is my first time. he said " he look kid I shouldn't do this but you can go through remember next time when you come please prepared to show me the information I said " yes I'm sorry this won't happen to me again " he let me through. moral of the story is always fly by yourself and learn to ask for help. I was learning how to navigate my way down Bogota airport. now I won't get lost because now i have the gist of knowing the difference between Domestic flights = Inside of South America International flights = out of South America out of state. always research things at hand. P.S if anyone caught my repeated phrase I was traveling to JFK to Bogota and Bogota to Periera. My Dad's Family lives there
Be aware of the selective drug testing after security, avoid walking around any Police. They are rude and have no experience with customers or English language. It’s horrendous also for connecting internally since you have to re enter security again. There is no connection facilities for domestic
@@diegovelasquez4478 it is and when leaving Colombia it had happened on 2 occasions. It is random and they take your passport amd boarding cards away which is quite concerning
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Be sure to check on the hours of service for your hotel’s shuttle. Few have 24 hours of service.
i live to tell the tell lol jk but I got lost at Bogota Colombia airport about two years ago. don't worry I got there to my destination on time and my gates. I was traveling to Pereira this was my first time flying solo without help. I was nervous but when I passed my immigration I went to find out where the heck my airplane would take me to Pereira. Idk at the time the difference between domestic flights and international flights was. I was forming the line for international flights instead of going to domestic flights. So I checked it was showing red I said why isn't letting me go through? until they stopped me and said " Ser you on the wrong line you're supposed to be on the domestic section. I said "Oh I'm sorry this is the first time going solo so can you help me? " They showed me that was crazy. Also Checking the information your staying is the most part. The first time I went I didn't have my family give me an address or number to contact so I was screwed. I said " Hi officer is it okay if you leave me through My dad is waiting for me at the Pereira airport he doesn't answer I'm flying solo this is my first time. he said " he look kid I shouldn't do this but you can go through remember next time when you come please prepared to show me the information I said " yes I'm sorry this won't happen to me again " he let me through. moral of the story is always fly by yourself and learn to ask for help. I was learning how to navigate my way down Bogota airport. now I won't get lost because now i have the gist of knowing the difference between Domestic flights = Inside of South America International flights = out of South America out of state. always research things at hand.
P.S if anyone caught my repeated phrase I was traveling to JFK to Bogota and Bogota to Periera. My Dad's Family lives there
Hiii. Do you have to pay for the MIG online?
I just followed your link and it was going to charge me $75.00 to file the MIG-Check. But it is free when you go to the Columbian Mig-Check site.
It should definitely be free! The link should work now, thanks for pointing that out!
Be aware of the selective drug testing after security, avoid walking around any Police. They are rude and have no experience with customers or English language. It’s horrendous also for connecting internally since you have to re enter security again. There is no connection facilities for domestic
Bruh it's not like that I'm from colombia
@@diegovelasquez4478 it is and when leaving Colombia it had happened on 2 occasions. It is random and they take your passport amd boarding cards away which is quite concerning