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Female and travelling alone and not speaking Spanish, I would take the second flight. You can get discount flights on many dates are not much more than the bus fares in much of Colombia. I believe some area south of Bucaramanga are a litle bit dicey ... Read More

Colombia can be super hard to find a job. The recent deportation of thousands of Colombian living and working in Venezuela by the government of Venezuela flooded many places in Colombia with job seekers, putting even more pressure on an already ... Read More

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For government positions you are likely to find that fluent Spanish-speaking ability helps, which you said you have. I speak fluent Spanish although English is my native language. Read More

It might. Give it a try. I worked for awhile at a Coliombian government institution -- with legal permission quite obviously -- not SENA it was another institution -- but I have since left Colombia. I have a cedula extranjera. Actually, that cedula ... Read More

I would think that to work at SENA in any city in Colombia you would need a cedula -- meaning, some form of residence status. SENA being public sector is likely to require this. Read More

It costs about 190.000 in total. At current exchange rates this is about US $ 60. A Colombian citizen has to go to La Gobernacion, usually located int the capital city of whatever Department you are in. (A Department is like a State or Province). ... Read More

I got married several years ago in Colombia. I still live in Colombia although I am separated. I am not Catholic, I am Protestant, but I got married in the Catholic Church because the Colombian girl wanted this. This country is 95% Catholic. I ... Read More

Most of the time in Barranquilla, I need to show passport or cedula to use my US-based Visa credit card, in major grocery stores like Exito or Olimpica. This is, I am told, because previously in Colombia there was a much larger problem with credit ... Read More

Plus, your passport is limited on what you can do here in Colombia. You cannot get a utility bill put into your name without a cedula...passport doesn't work. You cannot open a bank account without a cedula. You can use your non-Colombian ... Read More

To open a bank account in Colombia, savings account (cuenta de ahorros) or checking account (cuenta corriente) you MUST have a Colombian cedula (Colombian Federal Government ID Card). NO bank will open a bank account in your name without this. ... Read More

I am American and have lived in Barranquilla for more than 6 years. I lived my first year in Colombia in Bogota. Does anyone want to arrange a group meeting of some kind in Barranquilla or nearby, like Cartagena or Santa Marta? Read More

I am John, I have a 5-year-old Colombian-born daughter named Nicole. Nicole is fluent in English and Spanish. I live in Barranquila. So I don麓t know how feasible play-visits would be since maybe you are still in Bogota. Nicole is a dual citizen ... Read More