General Info

[Pinga 98]

Here is the president of the House of Representatives of Colombia, Jennifer Arias:

https://twitter.com/MJDuzan/status/1417954205629833216

And here is Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi:

https://www.channel3000.com/wineke-i...jan-6-villain/

The two ladies perfectly characterize what each country has to offer.

[LatinaLover#1]

Great! Thanks, didn't know this website. Colombia " Yellow fever: Required if traveling from a region with yellow fever including Brazil. ".

I also believe Colombians, last time I checked, need a yellow fever shot to enter Bahamas.

[JjBee62]

I remembered one particular issue with driving in Colombia which will probably be a problem for most people.

In the US and Canada traffic signals are usually mounted on the far side of the intersection. If you're the first car at the light you can usually pull across the crosswalk and still see the lights. In Colombia traffic signals are on the near side of the intersection. If you pull up too far you will be unable to see when the light turns green. It took a conscious effort on my part to stop far enough away to see the light.

Another point, the order of the lights is different. In the US green changes to yellow, yellow changes to red, red changes to green. In Colombia, yellow comes on with red, just before it changes to green. Green flashes off and on just before it changes to red. Once the green flashes off and on you have about 1 second before the cross traffic enters the intersection.

[JjBee62]

Great! Thanks, didn't know this website. Colombia " Yellow fever: Required if traveling from a region with yellow fever including Brazil. ".

Yellow fever vaccine is also required if you're traveling to the Amazon basin in Colombia.

[Frenchieboy]

This may help:
It is better to be safe than Sorry.

Brazil:

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/de...advice/brazil/

Colombia:

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/de...s%202%20years.

Great! Thanks, didn't know this website. Colombia " Yellow fever: Required if traveling from a region with yellow fever including Brazil. ".

[World Travel 69]

This may help:
It is better to be safe than Sorry.

Brazil:

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/de...advice/brazil/

Colombia:

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/de...s%202%20years.

Many many thanks for advices guys, I didn't know that you need a yellow vaccine from Brasil to Colombia so first I will go to Colombia and then Brasil, thanks one more to telling me, otherwise I would have had problems.

[Frenchieboy]

Another board member posted that he recently tried to go from Brazil to Colombia last month and they wanted to see proof that he had yellow fever vaccination. He had to stay an extra day to get it.

Many many thanks for advices guys, I didn't know that you need a yellow vaccine from Brasil to Colombia so first I will go to Colombia and then Brasil, thanks one more to telling me, otherwise I would have had problems.

[Mr Enternational]

A couple of years ago, I spent a week in Colombia, then a week in Brazil. The Brazilian border folks requested proof of yellow fever vaccination. In the way back, I spent one more night in Colombia. If I remember correctly, they did not ask for any proof of vaccination. However, this is easy to check via Google.

Another board member posted that he recently tried to go from Brazil to Colombia last month and they wanted to see proof that he had yellow fever vaccination. He had to stay an extra day to get it.

[Zeos1]

Many thanks for your answer but you said yellow fever vaccine? Or covid vaccine? Maybe I will try to go first Colombia and after Brasil, in Brasil I think less restrictions.

Also need yellow fever vaccination going from Colombia to Costa Rica.

[Frenchieboy]

I think I read that you need to have your yellow fever vaccine if your going from Brazil to Colombia, could be wrong though.

Many thanks for your answer but you said yellow fever vaccine? Or covid vaccine? Maybe I will try to go first Colombia and after Brasil, in Brasil I think less restrictions.

[Lefeu]

I think I read that you need to have your yellow fever vaccine if your going from Brazil to Colombia, could be wrong though.

A couple of years ago, I spent a week in Colombia, then a week in Brazil. The Brazilian border folks requested proof of yellow fever vaccination. In the way back, I spent one more night in Colombia. If I remember correctly, they did not ask for any proof of vaccination. However, this is easy to check via Google.

[SoberHans69]

Do you think if it is possible to spend one week in Brasil and then one week in Colombia? Restrictions?

Thanks for your answer.

I think I read that you need to have your yellow fever vaccine if your going from Brazil to Colombia, could be wrong though.

[Frenchieboy]

Do you think if it is possible to spend one week in Brasil and then one week in Colombia? Restrictions?

Thanks for your answer.

[Vewdew]

I feel the same about MDE and CTG. 3-4 days and I'm peacin out. They're both boring.

Why not check out Pereira, Manizales, Armenia, Bucaramanga?

That's what I did, because I have that very same problem, out of 2 weeks in MDE I also booked a few days in Pereira and Santa Marta.

[SkyBuilder]

I need to know some information:

Where are good places to find chicas?

What is the range / cost?

Where should I stay?

Any miscellaneous information would be helpful.

I would message you bt you're not a paid member.

Sky.