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Visit (visa exemption): Filipino citizen in United States → Colombia

🇵🇭 nationality: Philippines🇺🇸 lives in: United States🇨🇴 going to: Colombiaupdated 2026-07-17

Filipino citizens living in the United States do not need a visa to visit Colombia — the Philippines is on the official exemption list, so you enter visa-free for short-stay activities (under 90 days, extendable up to 180) regardless of where you live, as long as the visit generates no payments, salary or wages in Colombia.

What this visa is for

Visa-free short visit to Colombia under the official exemption list (Resolución 5488 de 2022) — Migración Colombia grants an entry-and-stay permit at the border for short-stay activities under 90 days, extendable up to 180 days, provided the visit generates no payments in Colombia.

Validity
Visa-free entry — no visa is issued; Migración Colombia grants an entry-and-stay permit at the border
Entries
Each entry is authorised individually at migration control
Max stay per visit
Short-stay activities under 90 days, extendable up to 180 days in the cases the rules determine

official source →

When to start

Start 1–7 days before your travel date.

The low end assumes everything goes smoothly; the high end leaves margin for delays and passport hiccups. You can apply at most 30 days ahead.

Pick your travel date — every deadline below updates instantly:

You're on track — start by 15 Oct 2026 to be ready in time.
1
Confirm you are visa-exempt for a short visitstart by 15 Oct 2026

Philippines passport holders are on Colombia's official visa-exemption list, so you are eligible to enter, stay and leave visa-free for airport transit or short-stay activities — provided the activities generate no payments for services, salary or wages in Colombia.

takes ~1 day
Source: cancilleria.gov.co · updated 2026-07-16
2
Plan a stay under 90 days (extendable to 180)start by 24 Oct 2026

A short-stay activity is one lasting less than 90 days, extendable up to 180 days in the cases the migration rules allow. If you want to work remotely from Colombia for longer, look at the Visitor (V) digital-nomad visa instead.

takes ~1 day
Source: cancilleria.gov.co · updated 2026-07-16
3
Enter at the border and receive your entry permitstart by 13 Nov 2026

On arrival, Migración Colombia grants the corresponding entry-and-stay permit at migration control — no visa is issued in advance. Carry your passport, your outbound travel ticket and proof of financial solvency, as officers may ask for them when you enter.

takes ~1 day
Source: cancilleria.gov.co · updated 2026-07-16

What you'll need

Where you'll apply

No visa application and no visa centre — living in the United States makes no difference; you travel visa-free and receive the entry permit from Migración Colombia at the port of entry.

Apply on the official site (portal.migracioncolombia.gov.co) →

Fees

No visa fee — no visa is required for short visits; the entry-and-stay permit is granted at migration control on arrival.

Gotchas to watch

Sources

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