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Colombia is located at the northwestern tip of South America and shares a border to the northwest with Panama, east with Venezuela and Brazil, and south with Ecuador and Peru. The country is full of vibrant culture and is increasing international economic attention. Bogotá is Colombia’s largest city and is home to many multinational companies and banks. Bogotá, Cali and Medellín have all seen a significant rise in the number of expats relocating to these main cities. Colombia is rich in natural resources, and its main exports include mineral fuels, oils, distillation products, fruit and other agricultural products.
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Cities of Coverage
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- Barranquilla
- Bogota
- Cali
- Cartagena
- Medellin
Client Industries
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Our Solutions
Here’s how we can help.
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Lucy Hernandez
Country ManagerContact Us
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Phone: +57 1 712 8889
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Immigration Phone: +1 954 526 3354
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Address
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Calle 74 # 15-80 Of. 605 Bogotá-Colombia
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Hugo Peña
Senior Regional Immigration Manager- Official Currency: (COP) Colombian Peso
- An assignee will need a Cedula de Extranjeria or Colombian Foreign ID Card once the visa is approved. This must be obtained within 15 days of receiving the work visa; otherwise, there is a risk of having the work visa cancelled or incurring a penalty.
- Once the visa and Colombian ID have been received, the application for a driver’s license can begin.
- Opening a bank account may require several pieces of information. Using the bank the transferring corporation manages their corporate banking with, may facilitate this process.
- Traffic is a big concern in the city of Bogota. Public transportation is not usually recommended.
- Official Currency: (COP) Colombian Peso
- An assignee will need a Cedula de Extranjeria or Colombian Foreign ID Card once the visa is approved. This must be obtained within 15 days of receiving the work visa; otherwise, there is a risk of having the work visa cancelled or incurring a penalty.
- Once the visa and Colombian ID have been received, the application for a driver’s license can begin.
- Opening a bank account may require several pieces of information. Using the bank the transferring corporation manages their corporate banking with, may facilitate this process.
- Traffic is a big concern in the city of Bogota. Public transportation is not usually recommended.
- Official Currency: (COP) Colombian Peso
- An assignee will need a Cedula de Extranjeria or Colombian Foreign ID Card once the visa is approved. This must be obtained within 15 days of receiving the work visa; otherwise, there is a risk of having the work visa cancelled or incurring a penalty.
- Once the visa and Colombian ID have been received, the application for a driver’s license can begin.
- Opening a bank account may require several pieces of information. Using the bank the transferring corporation manages their corporate banking with, may facilitate this process.
- Traffic is a big concern in the city of Bogota. Public transportation is not usually recommended.
- Official Currency: (COP) Colombian Peso
- An assignee will need a Cedula de Extranjeria or Colombian Foreign ID Card once the visa is approved. This must be obtained within 15 days of receiving the work visa; otherwise, there is a risk of having the work visa cancelled or incurring a penalty.
- Once the visa and Colombian ID have been received, the application for a driver’s license can begin.
- Opening a bank account may require several pieces of information. Using the bank the transferring corporation manages their corporate banking with, may facilitate this process.
- Traffic is a big concern in the city of Bogota. Public transportation is not usually recommended.