Consulado de Colombia en Miami

RELATION OF A COLOMBIAN NATIONAL

Art. 50 of Decree 4000 of 2004

DURATION:   Indefinite. It will be cancelled in the event of absence from Colombian territory for more than two (2) years.

It may be granted to any Colombian who has renounced Colombian nationality for him/her to enter and remain in national territory.

COSTS

*Payment for the study is not refundable and will be valid only on the day on which payment is made; to present a new visa application, a new fee will be payable..

General Requirements:

• Presentation of  visa application form DP-FO-67 , completely filled out and signed by the foreign applicant and not by an intermediary.
• Valid passport or travel document, in good condition, with a minimum of two blank pages.
• Three (3) recent 3x3 cm identical full face photographs, in color and against a white background.
• Copy of the biographical details page of the passport and of the page showing the most recent Colombian visa, if any, and stamp of arrival in or departure from Colombia, as appropriate.

Specific Requirements

• Copy of the document of renouncement of Colombian nationality if after the year 1994, otherwise, a statement of the year in which Colombian nationality was lost or renounced if this occurred during the term of the 1886 Constitution (Article 86 of the Political Constitution and Article 22 of Law 43 of 1993.
• Presentation of DP-FO-66 visa application form, duly filled out. It must be signed directly by the foreign applicant (if the visa application is made through a proxy or third person, it must be under a proxy granted before a Colombian notary or before the respective Colombian consulate, except in the personal presence of the applicant.)

NOTE: This Visa will authorize any foreigner who is resident as a family member of a Colombian citizen for the occupation of: CARE OF THE HOME AND/OR STUDENT AND/OR INDEPENDENT AND/OR TO BE CONTRACTED, following prior compliance with the regulations governing the matter.

In the case of a regulated profession, foreigners must present the documents permitting him/her to practice that profession, as well as those of the equivalence or validation of the professional qualification, provisional permit, license to practice or registration or professional card.

- Documents issued abroad must have an apostille or be legalized by a Colombian consul, as appropriate.

- Any document in a language other than Spanish must be officially translated into Spanish and the translator's signature must be duly legalized or with an apostille.

Place issued:  Colombian consulates abroad.

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Note: Remember that the Visa application must have been applied for at the issuing office before making the respective payment.

Payment must be made at the offices of the consulate or the bank designated by it.

See procedure at: Sistema Único de Información de Trámites - SUIT (Single Procedures Information System)