Colombian Visa Options for Foreigners

[@drkarmakid]

Which of these offer a path to citizenship?

[@Venuslovefactor]

Visa City! Hi Lauren! Glenn here. Good job on the visa video. I'm probably just going to get a tourist visa for three months, and get the ball rolling for an eventual M Visa. I'm thinking living in Laureles or even Envigado if it turns out to be the case. No espanol could be an issue in Envigado, but I've perceived that it's a good place, flat and safe, gyms. etc. Specifically CHEAPER, if I can't get a great place in Laureles.

[@laurenlagringa]

Hey Glenn thanks for watching and supporting! It all depends on what “great” looks like for you and what your budget is but both neighborhoods are very popular for foreigners. You’ll get a better sense of it when you visit and go through Module 5 of the course. 😉

[@rickrey2816]

Hello, I am interested in the Type M11 Retirement Via

[@laurenlagringa]

If you’re interested in obtaining a visa I can refer you to my lawyers who process my clients’ visas. Otherwise, since an international move is so much more than just a visa, let’s get on a free 10-min call to see if my Move to Medellín Online Course would be right for you: calendly.com/laurenlagringalatina/bookacall?month=2023-10

[@kmydesire12]

What’s is the age requirement for the student visa?

[@laurenlagringa]

I’ve never heard of an age requirement, but check with the lawyer to be sure!