Land in Medellín with the boring parts already handled
The move itself is easy. The visa, the bank account, the health cover and the lease are what take people six frustrating months. Each one goes to a partner who does it every week.
The order things actually have to happen in
Most of the pain in a Colombian move is a dependency problem: the bank wants the cédula, the cédula wants the visa, the visa wants the health cover. Done in the right order it is unremarkable.
Visa route chosen, documents apostilled, somewhere to land for the first month.
Cédula appointment, Colombian bank account, phone line, and the health cover that a visa needs.
A long lease, Spanish lessons if you want them, an accountant if you are earning here.
Schools, a car, or the purchase conversation, whenever you are ready for it.
We do not do any of this ourselves, on purpose
A visa should be run by a Colombian immigration lawyer, not a property company. We hold the network, make the introduction, and stay on the thread until it is finished.
Visa applications, residency, incorporation and contracts.
Colombian tax setup, monthly bookkeeping, US and Colombian filing.
Health, property and liability cover written for foreign residents.
Opening a Colombian account, transfers, and loan products.
Spanish tuition, private and group, in El Poblado and Laureles.
Coffee region, Guatapé, Cartagena, and airport handling.
Including International Smiles, an alliance already listed on the live site.
Tell us when you are coming
Rough dates and what you do for a living is enough for us to tell you which visa route fits.