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11-28-21 22:14 #50884
Posts: 67Originally Posted by JjBrnightee62 [View Original Post]
Hotel cristal charge 20 k per visitor.
Laureles Plaza hotel charge 50 k per visitor.
61 Prado guesthouse does not charge for visitors unless they stay overnight. This hotel has good reviews and gets booked up fast.
Nutibata hotel does not charge for visitors but it has jacked up the daily rate from $30 in November to $90 for December.
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11-28-21 21:58 #50883
Posts: 67Originally Posted by Bill [View Original Post]
110 k for antigen test, They visit your hotel / apartment to take the test and tell you within 5 min your test results and email the same in couple of hours.
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11-28-21 21:49 #50882
Posts: 67Originally Posted by Plan77 [View Original Post]
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11-28-21 18:44 #50881
Posts: 17Originally Posted by Plan77 [View Original Post]
I think best bet is asking the madam who works the house. They should know what their services include.
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11-28-21 15:48 #50880
Posts: 41Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
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11-28-21 04:34 #50879
Posts: 36Goddammit
Fuck! Last April my flight and Airbnb was booked for my first trip to Medellin. A week or so out, Medellin's curfew and lockdowns go into effect. I rebooked to Bogota and found an Airbnb then Bogota went into lockdown. I then rebooked to Cartagena and pulled off my vacation. Now, my flight and Airbnb are booked for Medellin and I'm set to land in less than three weeks and this omicron variant is freaking everyone out. Will I ever visit the city of eternal spring? I have 22 hours to cancel my Airbnb without penalty. Tiempos locos.
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11-28-21 00:20 #50878
Posts: 133When do you discuss extras with casa girls?
I understand that the girls are paraded before you in a casa letting you decide which one seems attractive but how do you know what services she offers and for how much?
For example if I am interested in DFK and GFE kind of una hora, how do I ensure that the girl I selected will provide these services?
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11-28-21 00:11 #50877
Posts: 133Originally Posted by CuriousFun [View Original Post]
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11-27-21 20:34 #50876
Posts: 15926Originally Posted by CuriousFun [View Original Post]
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11-27-21 20:17 #50875
Posts: 41A few observations from El Poblado
I arrived in MDE a couple of days ago. Immigration didn't even ask me the purpose of my trip (I'm Canadian).
I've been to a few restaurants, and only one restaurant asked me for my vax card. I showed him a digital copy from Canada on my phone and there were no issues.
Spent some time with the wonderful tour guide and prepago Laura Bustamante. Good as always.
Also, stay away from this one. She pretends she is not a prepago until its time for her to leave and she asks for money. I gave her 100 k plus taxi both ways. https://www.facebook.com/nativalencia.1447.
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11-27-21 20:10 #50874
Posts: 41Another option for covid tests
I got this from an expat facebook group. Apparently they come to you!
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11-27-21 06:53 #50873
Posts: 222PCR Test: How to Get a COVID-19 Test in Medellíand
https://medellinguru.com/pcr-test-covid-19-test/
The USA Has New COVID-19 Test Requirements Starting on November 8, 2021.
See here on the CDC website –.
If you plan to travel internationally, you will need to get a COVID-19 viral test (regardless of vaccination status) before you travel by air into the United States. You must show your negative result to the airline before you board your flight.
Fully vaccinated: The viral test must be conducted on a sample taken no more than 3 days before the flight's departure from a foreign country if you show proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Not fully vaccinated: The viral test must be conducted on a sample taken no more than 1 day before the flight's departure from a foreign country if you do not show proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
More information.
If you are a non-USA Citizen who is a nonimmigrant (not a USA Citizen, USA National, lawful permanent resident, or traveling to the United States on an immigrant visa), you will need to show proof of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before you travel by air to the United States from a foreign country.
Some categories of noncitizen, nonimmigrants are excepted from this requirement. If you meet the criteria for one of these categories, you will need to fulfill additional requirements to travel by air to the United States.
At this time, all air passengers ages 2 or older, regardless of citizenship or vaccination status, must show a negative result of a COVID-19 viral test or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 before they board a flight to the United States. For more information about these testing requirements, visit Requirement for Proof of Negative COVID-19 Test or Documentation of Recovery from COVID-19.
A PCR Test is No Longer Required for Travel to Colombia.
According to El Tiempo, the Minister of Health, Fernando Ruiz, explained on Wednesday the guidelines of resolution 777 of 2021, which sets the criteria for the economic and social reactivation of the country.
In an interview with Caracol Noticias, Ruiz revealed that Colombia will no longer request the requirement of the PCR test from travelers, both Colombian and foreign, who enter the country. Also, the CoronApp requirement will be removed.
The bottom line is it will no longer be necessary for travelers to present a negative PCR test upon arrival in the country. This measure began to take effect on June 1, 2021, as confirmed by the Minister of Health, Fernando Ruiz.
Click on link for further info and testing locations: https://medellinguru.com/pcr-test-covid-19-test/.
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11-27-21 04:33 #50872
Posts: 3801Originally Posted by RamDavidson84 [View Original Post]
And the odds of pulling off what you want to do are almost like a snowball's chance in hell on Colombian Cupid, unless your a rich, Spanish speaking, Bradd Pitt looking type of guy.
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11-27-21 04:07 #50871
Posts: 319Originally Posted by Jimbox [View Original Post]
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11-27-21 02:59 #50870
Posts: 309Being a younger and party animal type chino that speaks Spanish and understands and appreciates paisa pride, passion, and culture, it just doesn't get any easier to hook up with chicas from pros to non pros and everyone in between. I always say I'm a chino paisa hasta la chimba. You and I would prob rock and roll barrios like Manrique and Aranjuez, I usually go with chicas, but with a wingman and chicas it's game over LOL. Well, we prob won't be able to hook up unless you end up on the north side of town. Anyways, best of luck! (Don't think you'll need it).
On a side note, I've been partying up in my apartment unit (I live on 28th floor in a 30 story building) till 4 or 5 am the past few nights and surprisingly, I haven't gotten any complaints. I do keep the noise level at a minimum, but the chicas always be trying to turn up to the next level every chance they get. I'll try to survive the best I can this weekend.
Originally Posted by LuvChicas [View Original Post]