Useful Addresses to keep before leaving Colombia - The Traveller

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Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Useful Addresses to keep before leaving Colombia

- Colombian Embassy: 22, rue Elysee, Paris 75008. M.: Champs Elysees-Clemenceau. Tel. : 01-42-65-46-08. Email: eparis@cancilleria.gov.co. Open Monday to Friday from 9h to 13h and from 14h30 to 18h.

- Consulate General of Colombia: 12, rue de Berri, 75008 Paris. Mr. George V. Tel. : 01-53-93-91-91. Email: accueil@consulatcolombie.com. Open Monday to Friday from 9am to 13pm.

In Belgium

- Embassy of Colombia (providing consular functions): 96A Avenue Franklin-Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels. Open from 9h to 13h and 14h to 18h30. Tel. : 02-649-56-79. Email: embcolombia@emcolbru.org. For consular procedures, make an appointment at 02-649-07-68 or 02-648-08-39, from 15h to 16h.

In Switzerland

- Embassy of Colombia: Dufourstrasse, 47, 3005 Bern. Tel. : 031-350-14-00; Consular Section: 031-350-14-05. Email: eberna@cancilleria.gov.co. Open 8:30 am to 13h and from 14h30 to 18h.

In Canada

- Embassy of Colombia (providing consular functions): 360, Albert Street, Suite 1002, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 7X7-. Tel. : (613) 230-3760. Email: embajada@embajadacolombia.ca. Open Monday to Friday from 9h to 17h. Consular: Tel. : (613) 230-3760. Email: consul@embajadacolombia.ca. Visa services open Monday to Friday from 9am to 13pm.

Entry Requirements

- The visa is not required for citizens of the European Union, the Swiss and the Canadians for tourist stays of less than 90 days in Colombia. Only a valid passport and valid 6 months after the return date is required.

For a stay exceeding 90 days, a visa is required.

- Upon arrival at the airport, an entry stamp (equivalent to the visa) is affixed to the passports upon presentation of the ticket round trip. It allows travelers to stay on Colombian soil up to 90 days.

Customs

At entry into the country, you will be asked to fill out a baggage declaration form and money. Indeed, some items are taxable or subject to health legislation.

Vaccinations

- No compulsory vaccinations, except the one against yellow fever if you come from an area. In addition, universal immunizations (DPT, hepatitis B) are highly recommended, as well as those against typhoid and hepatitis A, possibly against rabies and meningococcal meningitis. Antimalarial treatment is highly recommended if you visit Amazon (classified in zone 3).

Exit formalities

Upon departure on an international flight, you will have to pay an exit tax of U.S. $ 33 if the stay lasted less than two months, U.S. $ 46 if it lasted longer. This tax is payable in cash (U.S. dollars or Colombian pesos). However, the government plans to remove this tax very soon.

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