Immigration
Immigration law in Colombia is regulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which determines which nationals can be admitted into or deported from the country. Colombia also has an immigration department, which oversees all matters related to immigration policy and procedures within Colombia, including visas and passports.
- Obtaining visas. Including the management of activities such as the listing of requirements, preparation of letters and documents, filling out forms, preparation and filing of documents.
- Procedures related to the exercise of regulated professions, validation of degrees and obtaining professional licenses.
- Nationalization
- Mediation before Colombian consulates around the world
- Obtaining, legalization and apostille of documents worldwide
- Obtaining visas. Including the management of activities such as the listing of requirements, preparation of letters and documents, filling out forms, preparation and filing of documents.
- Procedures related to the exercise of regulated professions, validation of degrees and obtaining professional licenses.
- Nationalization
- Mediation before Colombian consulates around the world
- Obtaining, legalization and apostille of documents worldwide
- Migratory control, representation and accompaniment before the Special Administrative Unit of Migration Colombia (UAEMC) to process documents required by the Colombian Government (entry and stay permits, registration in the sub-directorate of foreigners, assistance and representation in administrative processes, registration of notifications, obtaining a foreigner's identification card, migratory movements and safe-conducts)
- Migratory control, representation and accompaniment before the Special Administrative Unit of Migration Colombia (UAEMC) to process documents required by the Colombian Government (entry and stay permits, registration in the sub-directorate of foreigners, assistance and representation in administrative processes, registration of notifications, obtaining a foreigner's identification card, migratory movements and safe-conducts)
