Visa Resources

Resources for Visa Issues in Colombia

This page provides useful resources for dealing with visa-related issues in Colombia. It includes websites for checking your visa status, extending your visa, and contact details for key government offices.

1. Checkmig Website

The official website for checking the status of your visa, fines, and immigration process in Colombia is CheckMig. This site allows you to check if you have overstayed your visa or if there are any pending sanctions.

2. Visa Extension Website

For information on how to extend your tourist visa or apply for an extension, visit the official Migración Colombia visa extension page at tramites-y-servicios/extension-de-tarjeta-de-migrante (in Spanish). This website provides step-by-step instructions and the required documentation.

3. Migración Colombia Office in Medellín (Belen)

The Migración Colombia office in Medellín is located in the Belen neighborhood. The address is:

**Migración Colombia - Medellín**

 * Address: Calle 30 # 81 - 39, Belen, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
 * Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
 * Phone: +57 4 444 1465
 * Website: [1]

4. U.S. Department of State - Travel Information for Colombia

The U.S. Department of State provides updated travel information and advisories for Colombia. It’s crucial to check this resource for safety tips, visa requirements, and general travel guidelines.

**U.S. Department of State - Colombia Travel Information**

 * Website: [2]

5. U.S. Embassy or Consulate in Medellín

The U.S. Consulate in Medellín provides consular services to American citizens, including assistance with visa issues, lost passports, and other consular matters.

**U.S. Consulate in Medellín**

 * Address: Calle 10A # 34 - 11, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
 * Phone: +57 4 266 1700
 * Website: [3]

Additional Notes

- It’s important to be aware of the visa rules and regulations while staying in Colombia. Staying beyond your allowed time can result in fines and complications with future travel. - Always verify your visa status well in advance of your visa's expiration to avoid overstaying and facing penalties. - Be nice to immigration officials. They only help you if they like you.

For any legal or visa-related questions, always consult the official websites or visit the relevant government offices for personalized assistance.