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We have been advising individuals on how to visit, live, and do business in Colombia for over a decade. We can advise you on how to get your Colombian Migrant Visa and take the stress of the application process away.
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The Migrant Visa is a type of visa in Colombia that is designed for individuals who want to stay long term in Colombia. There are different types of M visas including, marriage, parent, work, retirement, investment, and more.
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Migrant visas lasts for 1-3 years at a time and are renewable.
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Whether you're looking to eventually become a Colombian Citizen, or you just want to spend a long period of time in the country, we can advise you on the best process.
From your first question, to the day you get an approval stamp, you'll have personalized support.
Our law firm specializes in immigration law which means we have been working with foreign travelers just like you for over a decade.
Unlike other firms, our team was born in Colombia and speaks fluent english.
Applying for a Colombian Visa isn't easy. Luckily we have over a decade of experience to advise you through the process.
We advise you on all types of Colombian Migrant Visas including Marriage, Investment, Work, Pension, Real Estate and more.
Are you married to or planning to marry a Colombian Citizen? We can help you through the entire process.
Do you have money to invest in a business or real estate? We can advise you on legalizing the investment and obtaining your Investment Visa.
Retire in the most beautiful country in the world. If you'd like to apply for a Pension Visa, we can help you.
Do you want to live and work in Colombia long term? We can help you obtain all the required documentation so you, or your employees can continue to work in Colombia.
"The Colombian Visa team was great. They answered all of my questions from the first meeting I had with them and it was a painless experience throughout." - Brad W
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Brad W
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We will meet with you to determine what your goals in Colombia are so we can determine the best path forward. In this meeting we'll also be able to answer any questions you have about the process and procedures.
"The team was great. I needed a lot of documents for my visa application and Dani and her team made it a painless experience for me."
Ashton L
Once we determine what the best strategy for obtaining a Colombian Visa, we'll work with you on obtaining all the documents you need for your application. This typically requires translated and apostilled documents which we can help you obtain.
"Not only did the team help me submit my application for a resident visa, but when I was asked to submit additional documentation, Dani helped me obtain the documents and successfully get my visa!"
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Sarah M.
Once we have all of your documentation, we will help you file your application on your behalf with Foreign Affair Ministry of Colombia (FAMC).
Typically this is where other providers stop. However if the FAMC requires additional documentation or explanatory documentation, we'll see your application through to completion.
We'll meet with you and strategize the best path forward based on your needs and answer any questions you may have.
We'll help you determine which documents you need and certify, appostille, and translate any documents that require it.
We will file your application on your behalf and see it through to completion.
We spend the time to get to know you and your story so your application is perfect the first time.
"I found the services rendered by Daniela Cordoba at Colombian Visa Services to be very professional, welcoming and, most importantly, efficacious. What I was not able to do on my own for 8 months of trying, Colombia Visa Services did in 2 months. Daniela was always very prompt in responding to whatever questions I asked her via e-mail. The initial free contact conversation was extremely beneficial. The challenge was being able to remember all the helpful information that Daniela was sharing with me."
We are so very happy with Colombian Visa Services and Daniela! Years ago we were able to do our documents ourselves and it was so easy. As the years went, we had to get help with different visa services. The last we had was really not efficient and let my wife's documents lapse and it was a 6 month nightmare to get everything fixed. Daniela really KNEW what she was doing, was super helpful and professional and was so eager to help! My wife's renewal came in the VERY NEXT DAY! I highly recommend Colombian Visa Services to anyone who needs help getting or renewing their documents! Fast! Efficient! Knowledgeable! And very reasonably priced! And best of all, Daniela speaks English perfectly!
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"I would highly recommend Colombian Visa Services to anyone who needs advisory obtaining a Colombian Migrant Visa. Their exceptional service, combined with their expertise and efficiency, truly set them apart from other services. I am so grateful to have worked with them and will definitely use their services again when I need to renew. Thank you, Colombian Visa Services!"
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"Colombian Visa Services were incredibly helpful and knowledgeable throughout the entire process. They were always available to answer my questions and provide guidance, which gave me a lot of confidence and peace of mind. They were also incredibly friendly and patient, which made the whole experience a pleasure."
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We will help you every step of the way, so you can focus on the enjoying everything Colombia has to offer.
Schedule A ConsultationDaniela Cordoba is a lawyer specializing in immigration and commercial law. Daniela Cordoba has helped individuals and businesses live and operate in Colombia for over a decade. She also has training in compliance with the respective accreditations to serve as Compliance Officer.
Mike co-founded Colombian Visa Services after moving to Colombia from the United States and finding the process of obtaining a visa difficult and frustrating. Daniela helped make the process so simple and stress-free that he partnered with her to provide the to help others.
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For the past decade we have been helping travelers secure visas to Colombia.
We work with you 1:1 to ensure you not only have the best chance of getting approval, but that you have every one of your questions answers.
You don't have to worry about having to translate emails or communication, our team is fluent in English and can help you with whatever you need.
Learn more about what you need to obtain a Colombian Visa and how we can help.
Obtaining a Colombian migrant visa can be a straightforward process if you meet the eligibility criteria and provide all the required documentation. However, as with any visa application, there can be some challenges or complications that arise depending on your individual circumstances.
One potential challenge that can arise when applying for a Colombian migrant visa is that the processing time can be longer than for some other types of visas. It can take several weeks or even months to receive a decision on your application, and there may be delays or additional documentation required during the process.
Another potential challenge is that you will need to have your documents authenticated and translated into Spanish, which can be a time-consuming process as you need to have the translation done by an official translator.
Overall, the process of obtaining a Colombian migrant visa is relatively straightforward as long as you meet the eligibility criteria and provide all the required documentation. However, it's important to be prepared for any potential challenges that may arise during the application process.
Yes, if you marry a Colombian citizen, you can apply for a Colombian marriage visa, which will allow you to stay in Colombia for an extended period of time. The marriage visa is a type of family visa that is designed for foreign nationals who are legally married to Colombian citizens or foreign residents in Colombia.
To apply for a marriage visa, you will need to provide a range of documents, including your passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate, proof of income, and you will also need to have your marriage certificate authenticated and translated into Spanish.
Once you have obtained a marriage visa, you will be able to stay in Colombia for an initial period of two years, after which you can apply for a renewal of your visa. If you decide to stay in Colombia for the long-term, you may be eligible for permanent residency after two years of continuous residence in the country.
It's important to note that the visa application process and eligibility criteria can change over time, so it's always a good idea to check with you consult with a qualified immigration attorney for the most up-to-date information on obtaining a marriage visa in Colombia
Colombia does not currently offer a direct citizenship by investment program, meaning that you cannot obtain Colombian citizenship solely by investing in the country. However, there are several ways that foreign investors can obtain a path to citizenship in Colombia through other means.
One option is to obtain a Type M visa by making a significant investment in a Colombian business or real estate. A Type M visa is a temporary resident visa that is valid for up to three years and can be renewed. To obtain a Type M visa, you will need to invest a minimum of 650 times the legal monthly minimum wage in Colombia (approximately $215,000 USD as of February 2024) in a Colombian business or property.After holding a Type M visa for five years, you may be eligible to apply for permanent residency in Colombia.
Once you have held permanent residency for five years, you may be eligible to apply for Colombian citizenship.It's important to note that visa and residency requirements can change over time, so it's always a good idea to check with the Colombian embassy or consulate in your home country for the most up-to-date information on obtaining residency and citizenship in Colombia through investment. Additionally, it is recommended that you consult with a qualified immigration attorney to help guide you through the process.
No, you cannot buy citizenship in Colombia. The Colombian Constitution does not provide for citizenship by investment programs, and Colombian nationality can only be obtained through birth, marriage, or naturalization.To become a naturalized Colombian citizen, you must meet certain requirements and go through a process that can take several years.
The requirements include being a legal resident of Colombia for a minimum of five years, passing a citizenship test, and meeting language proficiency requirements. Additionally, you must have a clean criminal record and be able to show that you have integrated into Colombian society.
It's important to note that Colombia takes citizenship very seriously and does not provide shortcuts or easy paths to citizenship. Any offers or advertisements claiming to sell or provide Colombian citizenship in exchange for money or investments are likely fraudulent and should be avoided.
If you have a Type M visa, which is the visa category for investors in Colombia, you can stay in Colombia for up to three years, with the possibility of renewing the visa for additional periods of up to three years each time. The exact duration of the Type M visa will depend on the terms of the investment you made, as well as the discretion of the Colombian immigration authorities.
It's important to note that even with a Type M visa, you may still be subject to certain restrictions on your stay in Colombia, including restrictions on your ability to work, study, or engage in other activities. If you wish to work or study in Colombia, you may need to obtain additional visas or permits.
If you wish to stay in Colombia beyond the duration of your Type M visa, you may be able to apply for permanent residency or citizenship. However, this process can be complex and time-consuming, and you will need to meet certain eligibility criteria and provide a range of documentation to support your application. It's recommended that you consult with the Colombian immigration authorities or a qualified immigration attorney for guidance on your specific situation.
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