Colombia Replaces One-Year TP Visas With 'M' Three-Year Visas

cccmedia

Ecuador / Colombia Expert

Member since 14 March 2014

Quito, Pichincha

cccmedia

17 August 2017 02:59:03

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cccmedia

17 August 2017 02:59:03

10197

Quito, Pichincha

Changes in Colombia's visa rules -- announced this month (August 2017) by the government and reported at www.medellinliving.com -- will make life easier for Expats moving to Colombia or extending their time residing there.

The old TP-7 visas, good for one year -- usually based on such factors as pension income or investment -- are being replaced by three-year visas in the 'M' category.

Details can be accessed by googling: medellinliving changes in visa rules. There is an onward link there to the government source material.

What is the cost of the new visa?

How much more attractive will this make Colombia to Expats who can now avoid the annual proof-of-income and paperwork chase?

cccmedia in Medellin

Peglove

Active member

Member since 27 July 2017

Medellín, Antioquia

Peglove

19 August 2017 01:08:51

Peglove

19 August 2017 01:08:51

Medellín, Antioquia

Couldnt find this information on line.where did you hear this?

OsageArcher

Colombia Expert

Member since 11 February 2015

Cali

OsageArcher

19 August 2017 01:53:16

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OsageArcher

19 August 2017 01:53:16

1524

Cali

Peglove, I read this in cccmedia's message, didn't you?

"Details can be accessed by googling: medellinliving changes in visa rules. There is an onward link there to the government source material."