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11-15-21 19:33 #6223
Posts: 1113Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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11-15-21 15:47 #6222
Posts: 647Originally Posted by Frogg [View Original Post]
I've flown down twice this year and JetBlue makes sure to send the email notifying of filling out the form They would not let me check my bag unless I showed them the email conformation the form was completed and they checked again before allowing me to board the plane. I've never flown Avianca but it should be similar for them as well.
Same process with departure.
I would strongly suggest to fill out the form within that 48 hours window prior departure as their system can be wonky and you do not want to be that person at the airport last minute trying to do it.
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11-15-21 06:40 #6221
Posts: 15979Originally Posted by Combo [View Original Post]
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11-15-21 05:27 #6220
Posts: 1976[QUOTE=Combo;2626312]Thanks. How about when you leave Colombia to return to the US (sorry I realize all here aren't from the US, but I am). I know you need to get a Covid test within 3 days of leaving (if you're vaccinated).
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11-15-21 04:15 #6219
Posts: 1753Originally Posted by Zeos1 [View Original Post]
Do you know how you prove vaccination status to the US authorities?
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11-15-21 03:12 #6218
Posts: 1113Originally Posted by Combo [View Original Post]
Probable way.
- When you fill out your check Mig before entering the country it will also ask for proof of vaccination if you have it. If you do, the QR code generated will be what is used to get into places as well as into the country.
When you want to go into a bar or restaurant they scan your QR code, and look at your ID. If they match you are good to enter.
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11-15-21 01:10 #6217
Posts: 1753Originally Posted by Zeos1 [View Original Post]
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11-14-21 17:18 #6216
Posts: 5491Originally Posted by Frogg [View Original Post]
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11-14-21 16:18 #6215
Posts: 717Huh. I flew in on COPA and they notified me about the requirements for both Colombia and Panamá. I already knew about them, though, because I always check the entry requirements of any country I plan to go to. And not on a hooker board either. IATA (International Association of Travel Agents), the country's immigration website, and my home country's embassy info.
I never did any check in when leaving the country. This was two weeks ago.
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11-14-21 14:06 #6214
Posts: 117Migration Check-in When Entering Colombia
Yesterday I flew into Bogota for the first time in two years. Exited plane and after a short line for the immigration desks, upon scanning my passport the official asked if I had filled out the immigration form online (system notified that I hadn't) which I did not know about. Previously, on the airplane we were given a paper form to fill out but now you must do it online. The immigration official sent me to the side of the hall where there were tablets ready to fill out the form. After filling out the standard questions and nearly done, I accidentally pressed a 'back' button and had to start all over again! Once completed, went back to the line, which had now grown long! What hassel for not knowing a simple thing. When settled in to my hotel room, I searched the emails containing flight information from Avianca and also the web-check in email, and never was there a notice about the migration check-in, which is required to enter Colombia. You must also do the check-in when leaving Colombia. The new system does work well, in that you can do the check-in the day of the flight before even arriving to the airport, but it would have been nice to have been notified of this. You can find the Mig-Check at: https://apps.migracioncolombia.gov.c...reregistro.jsf.
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11-12-21 13:39 #6213
Posts: 1113New policy in Colombia. Requiring vaccinations to enter bars, restaurants, clubs,
Resident Ivand Duque announced from Paris, where he held talks with his French counterpart Emmanuel Macrand, that as of November 16, his government has mandated the vaccine certificate for all persons attending public or private events. The obligatory certificate issued by the Ministry of Health and known as MiVacuna will also be required to enter bars, gastrobars, discotheques, casinos, cinemas, dance clubs, billiard halls and churches, to name a few listed in the new decree.
The decision to extend the mandate to the entire country comes after Bogot reopened to 100% crowd capacity, including its sports stadiums, movie theatres and cultural institutions. Health Minister Fernando Ruz conditioned entry to public and private establishments upon presentation of MiVacuna. "Currently the entire adult population has access to vaccines, so there is no reason why not to get vaccinated," stated Ruz. On Sunday, the government began vaccinating children between the ages of 3 and 11.
According to the latest data from the Ministry, 47,490. 157 doses have been administered and 21.4 million persons have completed their vaccination scheme. In Bogot, 80% of the eligible population have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, equivalent to 4,923.961 individuals. Colombia is averaging 1,200 new cases per day, and daily deaths are below 50. Wednesday marked the first day since April 2020 without a confirmed death from the virus. Despite the encouraging news, however, Ruz warned that the fourth wave of new infections has been "deferred" given the vaccination roll-out and obligatory wearing of face masks until, at least, the end of this year.
PS.. I quoted this from a colombian english language newsource, but in my copy and paste I lost the source information. I will try to find which on line periodical I found this in..Last edited by Zeos1; 11-12-21 at 13:44. Reason: source
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11-07-21 02:06 #6212
Posts: 1753Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
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11-06-21 14:50 #6211
Posts: 5491Originally Posted by RacShack [View Original Post]
Non citizens require proof of vaccination and negative test. Citizens who are vaccinated, it's unchanged, just have to show your vaccination card and a negative test within 3 days. Unvaccinated citizens have to get tested within 1 day.
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11-06-21 04:44 #6210
Posts: 675And
Originally Posted by Golfinho [View Original Post]
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11-05-21 15:23 #6209
Posts: 2374New entry rules to return to USA go into effect 12:01 Monday 8th. Plan accordingly.