If you are currently planning a trip to Colombia or already live there and want to travel abroad, you need to complete the Colombia Check MIG form; a mandatory document for all people entering and leaving Colombia via air.
This form is mandatory for both nationals and foreigners entering or leaving Colombia.
We can help you fill out the Chek Mig Form here, or you can choose to apply via the official Colombia Migration website.
Fill out the Check Mig Colombia step-by-Step
Here are the detailed steps on how to fill out the Check Mig Colombia form:
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Visit the official website: Start by visiting the official Migración Colombia website. Be sure you are on the correct site to avoid scams or inaccurate information.
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Choose the type of entry: You must choose the appropriate type of entry depending on whether you're entering or leaving Colombia.
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Fill in personal details: Include full name, date of birth, nationality, etc. This information should match exactly with your identification documents.
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Provide travel information: Enter your travel details like flight number (only enter the numbers, not the letters), date of departure/arrival, accommodation in Colombia, etc.
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Agree to the terms: Review all the information you have entered and ensure everything is accurate. Then, agree to the terms and conditions.
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Submit the form: After checking all the information, you can submit the form. Remember to do this a maximum of 72 hours before your trip or at least one hour before your departure.
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Download a copy: Once the form is submitted, download a copy of the completed Check Mig for your records and possible future reference. You will also receive a copy via email.
Colombia Check MIG for US Citizens
If you are a US citizen traveling to Colombia for tourism or business for less than 90 days, you do not need a visa. However, you must still complete a Colombia Check MIG form, the Pre-Check Migratorio.
US citizens must also meet the following specific requirements when traveling to Colombia:
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Have a valid US passport for at least six months beyond the arrival date in Colombia.
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Have a return or onward ticket and proof of sufficient funds for their stay in Colombia.
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Be up-to-date on routine vaccinations, such as measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus.
It's also worth noting that US citizens who plan to stay in Colombia for longer than 90 days or engage in other activities, such as working or studying, may need a visa.
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