US begins process of visa waiver for Colombians: Santos
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Wednesday that the US has begun the process of eliminating the visa requirement for Colombians entering the country.
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos announced on Wednesday that the US has begun the process of eliminating the visa requirement for Colombians entering the country.
The United Kingdom plans to eliminate transit visas for Colombians who are passing through their airports on their way to other countries.
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry signed a six-page decree last week, which refined current immigration laws to address refugees, and reaffirmed the government’s power regarding the “entry, stay, and departure of foreigners.”
Colombia’s Foreign Ministry told the press Monday that 46,943 visas were granted to foreigners in 2013, who visited the country for tourism, and also temporary residency for work and study.