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09-11-13 09:51 #3873
Posts: 15926Originally Posted by Travel Doc10 [View Original Post]
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09-11-13 00:33 #3872
Posts: 389DAS new theme song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TH_YbBHVF4g
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09-11-13 00:16 #3871
Posts: 410What does this NEW PROGRAM mean to us?
Here is what the Colombian government’s official immigration and customs website says about the NEW “Hostelero” program, and its requirements. (This is a Spanish to English translation the site provides) Hosting Services: In hotels, pensions, hostels, residences, hostels and other establishments that provide the hosting service and camps in any form, are authorized to request identification presentation to foreigners for purposes of registration or service delivery and keep a daily log of foreigners with continuous numbering of entry and exit of the users of these services, which containing the following information: full names, nationality and identity, date of birth, gender, profession, place of origin, destination and arrival and departure. These establishments will report daily to the Special Administrative Unit Migration Colombia, the news about the entry and exit of foreign definitive means established for that purpose, subject to the revision that may be made at any time the immigration authorities. The owners or managers of real estate, estates, apartments, houses or properties for the hotel, who leased or serving lodging and camping in any form to foreigners, must inform the Special Administrative Unit Migration Colombia in writing or in the form provided for this. Finally, within five (5) business days of having made the formal surrender of the property, for which you must enter the same information provided in the first paragraph of this Article. The immigration authorities are empowered to exercise control of these facilities at any time. Special Administrative Unit Migration Colombia regulate the information required in the preceding paragraph by administrative act. The owners, managers, charterers, forks and bailees of hotels, pensions, hostels, residences, apartment, farms, houses apartments and other service establishments providing lodging and camping in any form, provide information to the Special Administrative Unit Migration Colombia, on registration of Colombian citizens, when so required.-migracioncolombia.gov.co - See more at: http://shark-tank.net/2013/09/10/colombia-implements-hotel-guest-immigration-tracking-program/#sthash.i56vxEge.dpuf
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09-10-13 03:18 #3870
Posts: 109More than enough time. In fact if you miss the first one they'll automatically put you on the next.
Originally Posted by Travel Doc10 [View Original Post]
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09-10-13 01:23 #3869
Posts: 173Originally Posted by Travel Doc10 [View Original Post]
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09-09-13 12:06 #3868
Posts: 29Avianca
Hey guys, I'm planning on returning to CTG in November, my usual airlines has changed its flights. So I'm looking at Avianca. I would have to go thru Bogota, it would be DC to Bogota, then transfer to a domestic flight to CTG. The flight gets in around 9pm, how difficult / time consuming is the customs process there, I'm concerned about making the connecting flight. Avianca seems pretty strict about there carry-on policy (which is usually all I do) , so I'm assuming I need to get my checked bag In Bogota go thru customs, then re check my bag. Is it reasonable to think I can do that in 1 1/2 hrs. There is also another flight that leaves 45min later. Which may be a safer bet, or should I think of another itinerary completely.
Thanks for your help,
Chris
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09-05-13 02:50 #3867
Posts: 6214Colombian CAM Girls.
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One guy on you tube said that she is Aria Valentino that works for that scum bag Glenn from big tits curvy asses. I wrote the guy a few times posted to him he never wrote back. I need info on what cam compaany she works for or mainly what cam companies Colombian girls work for.
Then theres that Chloe Verier Girl from Medellin too Heard she hangs in clubs too. Not the German girl with the similar name. She also worked for those jerks at big tits curvy asses.
Any info on those two girls and other Colombian cam model porn girls I will share tit for tat.
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09-05-13 02:08 #3866
Posts: 1782I get equivalent of USD 300 per withdrawal from an ATM in Colombia. The restriction can be your own account's overseas withdrawl limit, as well as the ATM's limit.
Originally Posted by Samu Ray [View Original Post]
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09-04-13 18:51 #3865
Posts: 1013Originally Posted by Samu Ray [View Original Post]
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09-04-13 18:29 #3864
Posts: 1094ATMs
I hear what you are saying Samu. But ATMs can be a hobbyist's best friend, can you imagine using all cash or traveller's checks on a trip for P4P? I don't think anyone does THAT anymore.
You just have to be careful with your usage, ATMs are handy for splurge of the moment situations.
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09-04-13 17:27 #3863
Posts: 224Withdrawing money.
One time I went to a local bank in a country in So America, ATM machines give $ 200 only so I went to a live teller and asked for $600, after she put my card through this card reader she tells me to punch in my code, I did, after few seconds she tells me the bank in the USA was not responding. I called B of A for my balance and I was short $600! I told the bank my story, they replaced the money right away! Hell, ATM's used give $ 500 for $ 5, now they charge $5 for $200!
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09-04-13 05:59 #3862
Posts: 716Originally Posted by Archimedes [View Original Post]
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09-02-13 18:28 #3861
Posts: 22Shortchanged while changing money at New York money in Bogota
In Bogota, I used New York Money in the Atlantis Mall to change USD to COP. I don't know a better place (yet) so I reasoned that they might not give me the best rate, but should be professional.
Usually when I've changed money in other countries, a mechanical counting machine is used to count the bills. Such machines, as I understand it, also detect counterfeit notes.
At New York Money the one person working there counted by hand. He counted several times before passing it through the window to me. Then I counted. I knew how many 50mil notes there should be. And counted again, then counted a third time. I was one 50mil note short.
I told him in Spanish that it was short and he allowed me to pass all the notes back through the window to him. He recounted, added one 50mil note to the stack, and returned to me. I asked why he didn't use a machine to count the notes. He pointed to a machine off to the side, not in use. I didn't understand the Spanish words he used to explain why it was not in use. Actually, I was pretty sure it was so he could shortchange foreigners. You can draw your own conclusion.
I really like Colombia. And I have had no problems here other than this one. I didn't lose any money. However, this experience reminded me to always protect my interests in all ways. Because as soon as you let your guard down, bad things can happen.
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08-23-13 20:37 #3860
Posts: 252Originally Posted by Headache [View Original Post]
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08-23-13 15:59 #3859
Posts: 18Tourist Visa over-stay fine
Originally Posted by Vegas Jeff [View Original Post]
The airline tax you mention is actually the airport exit tax that everyone pays, except visitors that have been in Colombia less than 60 days. I once had 70K refunded to me at the airport because tickets bought in Colombia has this tax included.