DO I NEED A VISA TO TRAVEL TO COLOMBIA?

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â€¢michelleâ€¢

no, unless you stay for a really long time.

**Tamaguchi**

no you do not need it to visit this beautiful south american country.colombia is a hidden paradise.

Charlie

No visa is needed for visits up to 60 days. See site below and read section under "Entry Requirements."

Brahiam C

Well, you don't need visa, you'll only need your passports... American people are always welcome!. Don't care for any kind of visa.

Sucidle&LonelySoul

National U.S.A. (US)
Destination Colombia (CO)

Passport required.
- Passport and/or passport replacing documents must be valid
on arrival.
Passport Exemptions:
- Holders of Official Travel Documents issued by the
Organization of American States.

No Visa required,for Those holding normal passports,
coming for touristic purposes only and for a stay of max. 90
days being:
- nationals of U.S.A.;
Minors:
- The following regulations apply to Colombian minors and
alien resident minors under 18 years and only applies when
leaving Colombia: For details, click here
Additional Information:
- All passengers coming as tourists must hold tickets and
documents for their onward/return travel and sufficient
funds to cover their stay.
- Length of stay for U.S.A. nationals holding normal passports
can be extended up to a max. stay of 180 days per calendar
year For details, click here
- All visitors to San Andres Island,
Warning:
- All passengers arriving with incomplete travel documents
will be refused entry and For details, click here

No vaccinations are required to enter Colombia from any
country.

Recommended:
- - Vaccination against Yellow Fever for all passengers
visiting middle valley of the Magdalena river, eastern and
western foothills of the Cordillera Oriental from the
frontier with Ecuador to that with Venezuela, Uraba,
foothills of the Sierra Nevada, eastern plains (Orinoquia)
and Amazonia;
- Malaria prophylaxis. Malaria risk - P. vivax (58%), P.
falciparum (42%) - is high throughout the year in
rural/jungle areas below 800 m. Transmission occurs in
municipalities of the regions Uraba-Bajo Cauca, Orinoquia,
Pacifico and Amazonia. Transmission intensity varies from
department to department, with the highest risk in Amazonas,
Choco, Cordoba, Guainia, Guaviare, Putumayo and Vichada.
Chloroquine-resistant P.falciparum exists in Uraba-Bajo
Cauca, Pacifico and Amazonia. Resistance to
sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine reported.
Recommended prevention in risk areas: III.; in Uraba-Bajo
Causa, Pacifico and Amazonia, IV.

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