How I got my Visa and Cedula for Colombia
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How I obtained my Migrant M visa and Cedula for Colombia.
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Langon Colombia
langoncolombia.com/
Document Reference:
medellinguru.com/colombian-visa/
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Thank you the information was very helpful 💪
No problem at all. I hope it helped out.
Great video bro! I really needed this information. Been planning my exit and I'm ready to make it happen. Thanks
Np bro, I'm glad it helped.
Good info. Keep up the good work 💯
Thanks bro #Salute
I like it no fluff, strsight to the point! I need to tey and go for the m6.
as always very good info that i might need in a few mths.
Cool, glad that this can help you out.
GREAT INFO thanks
No prob, thanks for checking out the video.
Thanks!
Oh snap! 2 yrs married. Congrats. I will be bookmarking this for the future
Thanks bro, yea this March, while in Mexico, made the 2 year mark.
Ive been living in Colombia since last year and hate having to leave every 3 months out of the country fora day or so to come back in. This sure helps...the women are so fine i do not want to go back to the U.S.
I know your feeling. I'm waiting for the time for me to live there full time instead of a few months at a time
Cedula is your Resident Identification card. Just like our ID card here.
yes that's correct.
Great info thanks brother
Np, thanks for checking out the video 💪🏾
@@TheSoloTravelerORD what part of colombia do you go to the most
@@poohadams11 I'm usually in Medellin, that's where you'll find me at most of the time.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD I'll be out there the 21-26 this month
FYi....Cedula is more like your Social Security # in the US. Similarly it is necessary to have in order to open bank accts, show as ID, etc...it gives you no special rights nor shows you credit ratings.
Man even though I am Mexican American and speak Spanish well, I couldn't even fill out the immigration paperwork on the plane. Lol. I would 1000% go through an agency. 😂
Hello..great video😜i want to know which agency they process your paper please..thank u
We just lost $70 we filed my Colombian spouse visa, did what was asked, and got reply that it wasn't accepted. What do we do?
I've been asked for my cedula # about a million times. It's a minor annoyance to me bcause I was not used to being asked for my i.d. to buy a quart of milk. At a papeleria I had a black & white laminated copy made of both sides that I carry around. If you lose the original the replacement cost is serious money and a hassle.
Great advice
👍🏾
Did you get your visa yatze21?
Great video, thank you!! I am married to a Colombian and want to start my path towards citizenship as well since we are moving there soon from the US. I went to the Langon website but didn’t see an immigration option as one of their areas of practice. Family law then?
I apologize for the delay in replying back however, try reaching out to Ana. You can tell them I sent you. avalencia@langoncol.com
Will do!! I got in contact with them already. They are very responsive. I will tell them you sent me their way. Have a great day and thanks for the videos.
@@yatze21 thats awesome, I'm glad they're working with you. I wish you the best and a speedy process for you. 💪🏾
Thank you for the video. One question, do they require a police criminal background check or report from the country you are migrating from? Let's say a person had been arrested on misdemeanor charge do they hold that against you?
No problem at all. As far as I can remember, I don't recall needed to submit documents regarding my criminal record.
Hello Fam. Am from Nigeria. I have a valid US green card and a Nigerian passport. Do I need a visa to visit Colombia for one week.??
I see your visa expired in october 2021. how did you go about renewing it?
I used the same company that helped me the first time. Got it done quickly again
Good story and good information. Wish I has this knowledge in my early 20s. I'm on flight to medellin now. Do you know where I can get a pcr test to return to the u.s?
Same here, I which I had all of this information back then as well. However, you can use one of these options for an antigent test, you don't need a pcr to get back. PCR cost more than an antigent test. There's a lot of places but these two are the ones I have documentation on:
At Sweet Georgia Cafe (Laureles- in the blue room in the back )
-Price: $280.000
-Time: 8am- 10:30am
At the lab (one block away)
-Price: $270.000
-Time: 7am- 10 am
MeDellin BIO lab
+57 300 8503526 - does in home visits
@@TheSoloTravelerORD well hopefully more and more people run into your channel. Thus western culture is a little off! Thank you thank you for the info. Got me worried now didn't think it would be so much money in USD 🤒
@@dreezyfranklin yea, westernized culture is horrible. I hope guys grab a hold and run with the message.
Thanks for the information, would it be an issue to get a marriage visa if I had a criminal record.?
That I'm not sure of, however they don't request your criminal record when you apply. Unless they have a database that allows them to see the US criminal database. I would check with an attorney to be sure.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD Thanks for the information, every saint has a past, every sinner a future.....
Great video and very useful because I’m getting married with a guy in Santa Marta Colombia 🇨🇴 and planning to
Live in Colombia but my boyfriend he don’t have a job so there is any way I could apply for the visa M.??
I was able to with my wife listed as a housewife. I'm not sure if there would be any difference with him being unemployed but I'm sure he may have a business which shouldn't be bad at all.
Hi can the visa process take more than 30 days once you apply? Thnks nice info
I believe it's possible, you will have to work that out with the lawyers you hire. I believe at this time, they're allowing more time due to covid restrictions.
They usually have an initial response within about 5 working days. During the worst of the pandemic, some have seen it up to about 3 weeks. I don't recall reading anywhere where the process took an entire month.
Health insurance is REQUIRED for the Type M-retired Visa...what amount is required?
They just want to see that you have health insurance for your stay while your in Colombia. There's a few company's you can use for travel.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD Thanks for the reply, BUT required health coverage in obtaining an "M" visa is likely the most expensive factor of the whole process. An expense directly related to policy coverage, i.e., face value of policy. There does not seem to be any reason to be evasive on this most significant financial component of the visa process...what is Migracion's policy requirement?
what is the easiest and cheapest way to meet Insurance Compliance. I am an M Visa applicant, and it's killing me right now to spend 1000 USD for an Assist card health insurance plan. Can someone save me here? Please help.
try checking out imglobal.com. If that doesn't work, I'll talk with the wife to see which plan we were going to go with, it may help you out.
Thanks for the info fam but question what's the difference between the visa and the cedula? Is it the same process to get both and do you need both to open a bank account? Thanks
When you get a M type visa, which is the migrate visa. You'll have the ability to get a cedula for residency.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD + Thanks and can you get a cedula with a visitor or student visa? Thanks
@@theonlinegemini If those fall under the Migrant visa then you should get one. I'm not sure about the student but I'm sure you won't get a cedula with the visitor visa.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD + Got ya well im going to look into it and thanks again for the info
the VISA is the permission the gov. gives you to enter and the terms of staying within the country. The CEDULA is official, national ID....similar to a US Social Sec. Number.
where is a good place to exchange currency in Cali, Colombia ?
Are you going soon or will you be visiting in a few months?
@@TheSoloTravelerORD I am going to Cali in two weeks
@@terrancedaniel7392 Here is the thing. To really save money while traveling, your best bet is to get a Charles Schwab account and withdraw money from the atm. Whenever you exchange money you lose tons of money with fees and they're not going with the market price. With CS, the atm fees will be returned back to your account at the end of the month. As well as, you will not be charged foreign fee transactions.
However, due to not having enough time. I would still suggest using the atm. I hope that you don't get changed a lot by your bank regarding the withdraw. If not, you can always exchange your money at the airport.
Thank you so much man, I will get a little from ATM and the rest from the airport.Thank you again.
Use an atm
How much does lawyer cost in dollars to get visa ?
It cost roughly between $400-$600 depending on what all you have them do.
Hi great video! I'm moving to Medellín from USA in 3 months, & I want to stay 6 months😃
I was wondering if I can get the student visa after I arrive in September? Or is a tourist visa better? I may be looking for a school that's teaches Spanish and affordable.
Do you know which visa makes more sense for me since I'm planning on staying 6 months?
Also what form of ID do people carry around if only there for 6 months, the Cédula? Carrying a passport around seems dangerous!
I'm coming from USA
Any help would be great please! Thank you!
Hey how's it going? Thanks for checking out my video. Typically, when you enter into Colombia, you're on the tourist visa. The tourist visa is good for 3 consecutive months. Usually, what people do is they will stay for 3 months, then leave for a month, and then come back for another 3 months. I'm not saying that is the correct course of action to take, however, you should checkout Langon Colombia. They did a great job with heling me get my visa. I wish I can give you more information regarding getting a student visa but checkout their website. They're easy to work with. langoncolombia.com/
Get the tourist visa its best. If I could I would just renew it every 6 months, but you cant. The only plus about going with any other visa is you get a cedula. which you cant get with the tourist stamp(not really a visa) but the tourist stamp is cheaper(free the first 3 months and $30 for the 2nd 3 months) and you can drive if you plan to do so. Something you can't do once you have a cedula, unless you get a license in Colombia. With the tourist stamp, you can legally drive with your US license.
Hi Komrad, nice plan. I've got a similar one in mind. Have you found any good, affordable Spanish lang schools in Medellin that you could recommend? What part of the city do you recommend living in? I'll be getting an Air BnB for the first week and then go for a month rental if I find a good location. Hopefully, all is going well for you. Best of luck
Can you explain the insurance you got? The cost? The coverage? Thanks great video 📸
To tell you the truth, they approved my visa before I purchased any insurance. I told them that I would purchase my insurance when I arrive. However, my wife tells me you can buy insurance for the year for like $500. I'll double check that information for you.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD Did you ever get the info from your wife in regard to the insurance? It seems to be a requirement now. I will find out soon, when they give me a response on my application.
@@itravelsabroad1433 Sorry for the delay but one insurance she suggested using is "Sura seguros".
How much did they charge you for their services?
It ware fairly cheap, I believe I spent between $400-600 if that.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD did that include the cost of REQUIRED health insurance?
Spouse is Colombian We are married in the U.S
Can I apply for visa?
I believe as long as she's a citizen, you should be able to with no issues.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD thank you, my souse is a native Colombian. So do we have to actually live in Colombia ? Or can I just enter Colombia the times they require of me ?
@@stephaniehernandez2318 If your spouse still has a cedula, you're good to go. They will require your spouse to provide a copy of that. I did my visa from the USA. You should have no issues doing it from here.
@@TheSoloTravelerORD thank you I highly appreciate it!
How can we meet in Medellin?
Have you visited Sweet Georgia cafe?
The 14 days begin when you enter Colombia!
I will visit Migración within the next month get appointments to pickup my Cédula. Just received my e - Visa this week
let's setup some time when I'm not running around. For the past few trips, I've been running around taking care of thing. I hope by next month, things will die down
yes, I've been to the Sweet Georgia Cafe in Laureles, however, I haven't been to the new one in Poblado.
Have you learned Spanish yet?
I've already learned it a few years ago. It wouldn't make sense getting married or getting a visa if you can't move around properly