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All passengers arriving in Colombia are required to register their details on the Colombian government’s CheckMig application within 72 hours prior to boarding an inbound or outbound flight.
Passengers 18 years and older arriving in Colombia by air or land must show proof of full vaccination upon arrival. If the passenger is not fully vaccinated, they can present a negative result from a PCR test taken within 72 hours of boarding or a negative result from an antigen test taken within 48 hours to boarding.
Entry and exit requirements are subject to change. All citizens should consult the Colombian Ministry of Health and/or consult their local Colombian Embassy for up-to-date information on updates in entry requirements. The situation with 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) is constantly evolving. Please refer to the World Health Organization (WHO) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) websites for the most current information on Covid-19. We encourage our travelers who purchase insurance to thoroughly read the plan documentation.
What is is like in Bogota?
Take the same precautions while exploring the cities of Colombia as you would exploring any others. Bogota is quickly becoming one of the world’s hippest cultural destinations. Composed of dozens of distinct neighborhoods, it’s a city where travelers can benefit from local insights. Bogota has it all: music, food, dance, and art. They suggest trying some traditional tinto (thick, sweet, black coffee), dancing salsa at a local bar, or dropping into one of Bogota’s numerous museums. Ever since peace was concluded with FARC in 2016, Bogota has only become safer and more vibrant.
What is is like in Cartagena?
If crowded cities aren’t your speed, relax in the veritable paradise that is Cartagena. Located on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, Cartagena features miles of gorgeously preserved, centuries-old architecture, as well as pristine golden beaches. Popular with travelers both Colombian and foreign, Cartagena is fun and exciting. Cartagena can be touristy, which means getting local advice can introduce you to a side of the city that most tourists miss.
Colombia - While safety has improved in Colombia, there are still strict screening procedures regarding narcotics for passengers arriving and departing the country. Travelers may be questioned, searched, fingerprinted, and/or asked to submit to an abdominal x-ray upon arrival or departure. Note that most airport inspectors do not speak English.
Colombia is home to some of the most creative scam artists around. Ranging from the run-of-the-mill to the ridiculous, these scams are easily avoided if you know what to look for and use common sense.
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