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Visa Requirements for Colombian Citizens<\/h2>\n\n

For Colombian citizens, the passport they hold is not just a travel document; it\u2019s a key to 197 destinations<\/b> across the world. However, a passport isn\u2019t enough for traveling abroad; there are different types of entry permits required depending on the destination.<\/p>\n

While Colombians enjoy visa-free access to many countries, they must get an eVisa<\/b>, um Autoriza\u00e7\u00e3o eletr\u00f3nica de viagem (eTA)<\/b>, a Visto \u00e0 chegada<\/b> (VoA)<\/b>, ou um visto tradicional com vinheta<\/b> for other countries.<\/p>\n

The type of required entry permit depends on the travel regulations of the destination country. Currently, Colombian citizens are eligible to apply online for an eVisa or eTA in 60 countries,<\/b> e a Visa on Arrival (VoA) for 15 countries.<\/b> For certain destinations, however, a traditional embassy visa is still required.<\/p>\n

For traveling abroad, all Colombian nationals must be equipped with a valid passport, typically with at least six (6) months of remaining validity from the date of entry. The Colombian passport currently ranks 28<\/strong>th globally,<\/b> and Colombians can enjoy visa-free entry to 80 destinations worldwide<\/b>.<\/p>\n

Uma vez que os regulamentos e as exig\u00eancias em mat\u00e9ria de vistos diferem de um pa\u00eds para outro, \u00e9 sempre aconselh\u00e1vel verificar os regulamentos de entrada espec\u00edficos para o seu destino antes do processo de candidatura.<\/p>\n\n

Colombian citizens can apply for an eVisa and eTA to these countries effortlessly with us:<\/h3>\n\nAlb\u00e2nia<\/h0>\n\nEti\u00f3pia<\/h0>\n\nJap\u00e3o<\/h0>\n\n

Countries Offering eVisa and ETA to Colombian Citizens<\/h3>\n\n

Candidatar-se a um eVisa<\/b> ou um Autoriza\u00e7\u00e3o eletr\u00f3nica de viagem (eTA)<\/b> makes international travel much easier. The process is entirely online- you submit an application, upload documents, and once approved, the visa or authorization is sent to your email. So, you don\u2019t need to visit an embassy in this case.<\/p>

So what\u2019s the difference between eVisa and eTA? An eVisa is the short form of Electronic Visa. It is simply linked to your passport number electronically and is valid for a certain duration. When approved, it will be sent to your email. You must present a printed copy of your eVisa or the downloaded version on your phone upon arrival.<\/p>

An eTA acts as a pre-clearance linked to your passport number for travel. Instead of applying for a full visa in advance, the immigration officials grant you entry once you arrive in the destination country.<\/p>

Unlike eVisa, the eTA comes with a short timeframe and travelers need to arrive at their destination within that timeframe. Otherwise, the visa gets cancelled and travellers need a fresh application for travel.<\/p>

The list of countries offering eVisa and eTA to Colombian nationals is here:<\/p>\n\n

Pa\u00edses com obriga\u00e7\u00e3o de visto eletr\u00f3nico (55)<\/h4>\n\n

Pa\u00edses com eTA obrigat\u00f3ria (5)<\/h4>\n\n

Destinos do visto \u00e0 chegada<\/h3>\n\n

Instead of applying for a visa beforehand, a Visa on arrival<\/b> permits travelers to obtain their entry permit at the airport or border post. It\u2019s a convenient option for Colombian citizens, but rules can change rapidly. So, it\u2019s always best to check the latest VoA regulation of the destination country before applying.<\/p>

Here\u2019s the list of the countries that currently offer Visa on Arrival (VoA) for Colombians:<\/p>\n\n

VoA – Visa on Arrival Countries (15)<\/h4>\n\n

Destinos isentos de visto<\/h3>\n\n

The bilateral agreements and regional arrangements allow Colombian passport holders to enjoy visa-free or simplified access to many countries. This privilege allows Colombians to stay in those visa-free countries for different purposes, including tourism, business trips, and family visits for a short period of time.<\/p>

Exact entry limits and stay duration differ by country. Some allow up to 90 or 180 days ,while others permit shorter stays. Here\u2019s the list of countries that allow visa-free travel to Colombian nationals:<\/p>\n\n

Visa Free Countries (80)<\/h4>\n\n

Andean Community (CAN) with Short-Term Visa-Free Entry for Colombian Citizens<\/h3>\n\n

One unique advantage for Colombians is the Andean Community (CAN)<\/b> agreement. It allows Colombian citizens to travel freely between the other members of this integration without needing a visa.<\/p>

Colombian citizens can enter these countries simply with their national ID card or passport for short-term stays. Here is the list of other member countries of CAN where Colombian nationals can travel without a visa:<\/p>\n\n

Destinos sujeitos a visto<\/h3>\n\n

While Colombians enjoy wide travel freedom, there are still some countries that require a traditional visa. For these countries, applicants must visit the embassy or consulate, submit paperwork, and sometimes attend an interview.<\/p>

These visas are usually issued as a sticker or stamp in your passport. The processing time also depends on the regulations of the country.<\/p>

Here is the list of countries that allow Colombian nationals visa-free entry:<\/p>\n\n

Visa Required Countries (42)<\/h4>\n\n

General Visa Requirements for Colombian Citizens<\/h3>\n\n

No matter where your destination is, most countries share similar visa requirements for Colombian travellers. These are some common documents or criteria you\u2019ll likely need:<\/p>