THE CHEAPEST TRANSPORT OUT OF THE AIRPORT IN BOGOTA COLOMBIA

[@nancymunoz243]

Me gusto mucho el vídeo la explicación fue espectacular, el aeropuerto es un bello sitió

[@perfilviajero]

Gracias por tu comentario y por ver el video fuerte abrazo

[@BigJoe1]

useful video

[@perfilviajero]

Thank you for your comment, greetings

[@MrDouret]

Hello dear friend..better on this video your voice is much clearer❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@perfilviajero]

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[@feveman2]

Very good guide to get to Bogota Colombia, congratulations

[@perfilviajero]

Gracias por tu comentario, Dios te bendiga

[@nancymunoz243]

De verdad que gusto muchísimo

[@perfilviajero]

Gracias Nancy por ver el video

[@wafawifa1312]

Is cool vidéo

[@perfilviajero]

Thanks for your comment, greetings

[@rina-dl7zk]

Me encanto!

[@perfilviajero]

Gracias por tu comentario fuerte abrazo

[@Busybeeee]

Wow! Thank you so much. This is one of the best videos and the most helpful videos I’ve ever seen. I’m a Canadian who comes to Bogotá very often, but I can’t legally drive due to medical reasons. Taking an Uber and taxi is cheap in Bogotá but after some time, it really adds up. I wanted to learn the Bogotá transportation system but the information online is so confusing. I take public transportation in every country I travel to yet the Transmilenio system is one that seems to intimidate me. I am going to be in Bogotá Sunday and this time with the help of your video I will get my card. I have two questions: 1. Do you know if there is such thing as a monthly unlimited pass that I can load on my card? Here in Canada we have different kind of passes. We can pay per trip, we can have an unlimited weekly pass or an unlimited monthly pass. I plan to take the bus a lot, so I wanted to buy an unlimited monthly pass. 2. Is theft and pickpocketing a problem on the bus? Every time I’m in Bogotá there’s always someone who tries to steal something from me. So far I’ve been lucky but since I’m coming from the airport with my passport and money, am I going to be safe?( I only carry a small backpack, but I have all my belongings in there.) Thanks again for this video. Really appreciate it.

[@perfilviajero]

Hello Friend, thank you for your comment on the video and thank you for your question. You can load the card on the portal, each ticket costs 3 thousand pesos, but this same ticket can be used to get on three different buses with the same ticket! There is no weekly or monthly package, be aware of your backpack and document well stored when leaving the airport, you have no problem if you take care of your things, there is no problem, greetings and welcome, GOD Bless you

[@Busybeeee]

@@perfilviajero I purchased my card yesterday. Just to let you know I paid 8000 for the card and 3000 per trip and I got four trips. I bought it at the airport as there is a booth. I did not take a shuttle bus to the Eldorado station. I took the P 500 bus directly from the airport to my destination, which was in Bario Chico. I got off close to Parque 93 and walked 5 min to my hotel. Super easy!The bus was crowded at first, but after a few stops it got empty. I felt safe and no one tried to pick pocket. Thank you again for your wonderful video and God bless you as well.☺️

[@heathervazquez1805]

thanks for the detailed description of how to use the system. I noticed that no one had luggage with them when they left the airport. Is this route not a good idea if you have luggage? Thanks!

[@perfilviajero]

Hello, if you have a lot of luggage it is not a good idea, but if you have a 23 kilo suitcase and a small bag, that you can move to get on and off the bus, you have no problem using this means of transport, thank you for your question, greetings

[@gmcol510]

que buen audio!

[@perfilviajero]

Gracias Gabriel, por tu comentario y por tu ayuda fuerte abrazo

[@michellocci]

hello i just want to know once you fly to colombia do you need mig visa ? who is flying from europe ?

[@perfilviajero]

Hello, thank you for your question. If you have a passport from the European Union, you do not need a visa to enter Colombia. Greetings.

[@michellocci]

@perfilviajero Irish citizens do not require a visa to visit Colombia for periods of up to 90 days. When entering the country, they may need to provide evidence of return or onward travel. A valid passport is required for travel to Colombia. Irish passports should have a minimum validity of 6 months. Passport cards cannot be used. All travelers 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. 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.

[@user-andrew-Jones]

You dont show where to get the transport card in the airport terminal.

[@perfilviajero]

On the first floor of the El Dorado International Airport in Bogota, in front of Gate 6, there is a place where they sell the card that allows you to use public transportation in the city of Bogota. Thank you for your question. Best regards.

[@MrDouret]

Can't understand so well your voice😢😢😢

[@perfilviajero]

Sorry for not understanding my English, I try to do my best, you can ask me any questions in a text message, thank you, regards.