It is increasingly common to see people celebrating Valentine’s Day in Colombia; some are foreigners who bring this tradition from their countries of origin, and others are locals who have adopted this date. However, in Colombia, the official date to celebrate the love is September.
Obtaining the FBI background check for a Colombia visa is a crucial step in the visa application process. The background check serves as a record indicating the presence or absence of criminal offenses committed by a specific citizen and is issued by relevant authorities in different countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued Resolution 5477, introducing significant changes to the Colombian visa application process, including the requirement to submit criminal records or police record from your country of origin or residence. This blog overviews the background check process, including requirements for documents from abroad, addressing registered records, and specific steps for U.S. citizens.
On the expatgroup.co’s anniversary, we proudly celebrate years of success. As the leading agency in immigration, foreign investment, real estate, and business services in Colombia, we serve as a vital channel for foreigners seeking the best opportunities in the country. We assist expats who wish to build a new life by living, investing, working, and retiring in the finest country in Latin America.
Fingerprinting in Colombia is an important step in various legal and immigration processes, including obtaining an FBI background check. As an expat, you must ensure that your fingerprints are captured accurately to avoid any rejections and successfully complete the necessary procedures.
Your health could be a determining factor when applying for a visa in Colombia. Foreigners with pre-existing medical conditions may be required to submit documents to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This could impact your submission, but it doesn’t have to be an unbeatable obstacle. Understanding the documentation you must provide from the start is essential to avoid delays or potential denials of your Colombian visa.
he collaboration with Migración Colombia and Angel Watch Alerts highlights the importance of securing borders while addressing new safety solutions. Know more about the recent alerts and inadmissions due to criminal reports against minors that are helping to regulate foreign entry into the country, protecting vulnerable citizens, and making challenges in immigration control.
