Countries i can visit as a colombian citizen with a passport only?

Question

Looking for a vacation spot but I know my fiance is limited for travel as a colombian citizen. d**n Gringos!

Answer 1

Do you guys live in the us? Is your fiance a legal american resident?

then you can travel anywhere very easily! I have a colombian passport and have traveled outside of the US many times! Ive been to Mexico, Puerto Rico and Europe Twice! For P.R. he wont need any visas and no visas either to any latin american country! Now europe since he already lives here, it will be easier to get a visa! If you guys do plan to go to europe then start by choosing the country or countries. If your going to go to two countries or more, you have to see in what country ur going to stay the most and then go to the consulate or embassy of that country in your city and request a short term visa which is for up to 30 days! they will ask for plain tickets and a reservation for a hotel! also they'll ask for an international medical insurance!... they'll issue his visa within a week! and its about 30-45 dollars for the visa!

Have fun anywhere you go! and its not that hard to travel with a colombian passport but just more things to plan and do!

Best of luck!!

Answer 2

only in columbia

go go google.com and you get places and the pictures

Answer 3

Here is a list from the official Colombian government website on countries that Colombian citizens DO NOT require visas to enter:

Andorra

Argentina

Barbados

Bolivia

Brazil

Chile

Cuba

East Timor

Ecuador

Israel

Japan

Palau

Palestinian Territories (West Bank & Gaza)

Panamá

Paraguay

Peru

Philippines

St. Kitts & Nevis

St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Singapore (only for visits of 14 days or less)

South Korea

Trinidad y Tobago

Tuvalu

Uruguay

Vatican City

Venezuela (only if arriving by plane)

Western Samoa

* Please note that for Andorra and Vatican City, you will need a visa to either Spain or France (for Andorra) or Italy (for the Vatican) in order to reach these nations as they lie entirely in the Schengen Zone of Nations that form the European Union's Free Travel Area. A visa from any of these nations will word throughout the region, therefore, if you get a visa for Italy than you will be able to visit Andorra without the need for applying for a Spanish/French visa (and vice versa).