Medellin Reports

[Combo]

A buddy and I went last night to lleras to scope out what talent was roaming about on a Saturday night. Being that this week is the feria de las flores, the city is packed with even more people than normal. Most restaurants in provenza and calle 10 and the park were full and a great atmosphere. We talked with several girls and groups of girls that were working. Quotes for ratos were anywhere from 300 mil to 600 mil. We speak decent spanish which helped in having some conversation and all were willing to reduce their rates, a few to between 150 mil and 250 mil. One pair of friends were dressed sharp in short skirts and boots that had us captivated. They were very friendly siling and laughing, less business-like and appeared to just want to have a fun night. We took them to have a drink and dance at one of the fondas. We hung out there for awhile and after drinking with them and developing some chemistry, I was making out with the 19 year old cute blonde spinner, and my buddy was doing the same with her friend, a more 22 year old voluptuous brunette with that great long shiny black hair, the type he loves. We ended up going back to the apartment to drink and dance more and then pairing off. Great time had by both of us, neither girl in a rush, they left at 5 am to head home to Bello, each with 250 mil in their pocket. We are planning on seeing them again tomorrow to hang out at the pool.

Bravo! That's the way you do it! Chat with the chicas a bit and establish a rapport. Mind-boggling how many guys are scared of these women, and when the women asks for some ridiculous amount, just accept it. Outside of the girls that have cultivated a large client-base of gringos, the vast majority will take 150-250 mil. And if they're having a decent time, they won't be in a rush to leave.

I'll add that the ones that have cultivated a large client-base of gringos frequently aren't the best performers.

[Balboa]

If I understand you correctly you did not fill out a Check Mig form entering into Colombia? At the USA airport they always ask to see the form. Sometimes they don't ask for the return ticket but always the stupid check mig form.

A couple weeks ago, flying into Medellin, I forgot to fill out the Check Mig form.

Leaving from Miami, no one asked about it, tho the return flight they did verify.

Arriving in Colombia no one asked about the Check Mig either.

[MaxLee88]

A buddy and I went last night to lleras to scope out what talent was roaming about on a Saturday night. Being that this week is the feria de las flores, the city is packed with even more people than normal. Most restaurants in provenza and calle 10 and the park were full and a great atmosphere. We talked with several girls and groups of girls that were working. Quotes for ratos were anywhere from 300 mil to 600 mil. We speak decent spanish which helped in having some conversation and all were willing to reduce their rates, a few to between 150 mil and 250 mil. One pair of friends were dressed sharp in short skirts and boots that had us captivated. They were very friendly siling and laughing, less business-like and appeared to just want to have a fun night. We took them to have a drink and dance at one of the fondas. We hung out there for awhile and after drinking with them and developing some chemistry, I was making out with the 19 year old cute blonde spinner, and my buddy was doing the same with her friend, a more 22 year old voluptuous brunette with that great long shiny black hair, the type he loves. We ended up going back to the apartment to drink and dance more and then pairing off. Great time had by both of us, neither girl in a rush, they left at 5 am to head home to Bello, each with 250 mil in their pocket. We are planning on seeing them again tomorrow to hang out at the pool.

[John Gault]

It is already available to be used at the listed airports. I just entered through Bogota and confirmed with the immigration guy. Biomig can be used by foreigners to exit, but not to enter.

Also it appears checkmig is a thing of the past. I did not fill it out on purpose. He scanned my passport and looked in the computer and asked if I was going to Barranquilla. I said no staying in Bogota. Did you ask because you see that is where I entered last time? He said yes and handed my passport back and said see you later.

If I understand you correctly you did not fill out a Check Mig form entering into Colombia? At the USA airport they always ask to see the form. Sometimes they don't ask for the return ticket but always the stupid check mig form.

[Queens35]

Wow! The last time I went to New Life they only charged you a viewing fee if you didn't pick a girl from a line up. Can anyone confirm that all casas in Medelland are doing this or which ones? More upcharging.

It's $1-2, I think that there are bigger issues we can discuss.

[Knowledge]

Thanks for taking the time to share this. It seems like you are going to be a terrific addition to the community.

Long time reader and researcher, finally checked out Medellin. Stayed in a great airbnb in Laureles, only $35 ish a night. No on-site security but has security doors that alarm if left open too long plus cameras. Felt safe, place was quiet and affordable. Good restaurants near and the Exito super-walmart like complex had everything I needed 2 minute walk away.

Built a FB roster a few months prior to going and it was very successful for me. Got a handful of Whatsapp #'s. All turned out very good to great. No complaints, never needed to go out in the wild and pick from the street. Good attitudes and willingness from the ones I chose. One turned out to be a complete non pro who didn't want anything from me except taxi money and a good time.

During the daytime I checked out parlors including Ellas erotic, energy, and of course Loutron. Loutron, while expensive for Medellin, is a really cool experience. I will return.

Went to parque lleras only once during the day, just checked out the area and had some drinks. With all my FB options and staying 30 minutes away in Laureles, I didn't have the need or desire to get tipsy in lleras looking for talent on this trip. I will party in this area on my second trip.

I am already planning a return as soon as I can, going to take the non pro I lucked into out to Guatape for a day, and party more in lleras for that experience. Medellin is a great time but without prior research it would be overwhelming for some.

[ElSexoChino7]

Long time reader and researcher, finally checked out Medellin. Stayed in a great airbnb in Laureles, only $35 ish a night. No on-site security but has security doors that alarm if left open too long plus cameras. Felt safe, place was quiet and affordable. Good restaurants near and the Exito super-walmart like complex had everything I needed 2 minute walk away.

Built a FB roster a few months prior to going and it was very successful for me. Got a handful of Whatsapp #'s. All turned out very good to great. No complaints, never needed to go out in the wild and pick from the street. Good attitudes and willingness from the ones I chose. One turned out to be a complete non pro who didn't want anything from me except taxi money and a good time.

How do you build this FB roster? I haven't tried this one yet. What are the guidelines?

[Mr Enternational]

If I understood portafolio.com well enough, there are 5 kiosks available in Bogota since June and there are plans to make available in Medellin and other airports during "the coming years. " Did I get that right?

It is already available to be used at the listed airports. I just entered through Bogota and confirmed with the immigration guy. Biomig can be used by foreigners to exit, but not to enter.

Also it appears checkmig is a thing of the past. I did not fill it out on purpose. He scanned my passport and looked in the computer and asked if I was going to Barranquilla. I said no staying in Bogota. Did you ask because you see that is where I entered last time? He said yes and handed my passport back and said see you later.

[Kbdb2488]

Long time reader and researcher, finally checked out Medellin. Stayed in a great airbnb in Laureles, only $35 ish a night. No on-site security but has security doors that alarm if left open too long plus cameras. Felt safe, place was quiet and affordable. Good restaurants near and the Exito super-walmart like complex had everything I needed 2 minute walk away.

Built a FB roster a few months prior to going and it was very successful for me. Got a handful of Whatsapp #'s. All turned out very good to great. No complaints, never needed to go out in the wild and pick from the street. Good attitudes and willingness from the ones I chose. One turned out to be a complete non pro who didn't want anything from me except taxi money and a good time.

During the daytime I checked out parlors including Ellas erotic, energy, and of course Loutron. Loutron, while expensive for Medellin, is a really cool experience. I will return.

Went to parque lleras only once during the day, just checked out the area and had some drinks. With all my FB options and staying 30 minutes away in Laureles, I didn't have the need or desire to get tipsy in lleras looking for talent on this trip. I will party in this area on my second trip.

I am already planning a return as soon as I can, going to take the non pro I lucked into out to Guatape for a day, and party more in lleras for that experience. Medellin is a great time but without prior research it would be overwhelming for some.

[SubCmdr]

MDE: It took me 73 minutes to clear the immigration line to leave the country. I saw three people using the BioMag. There went through in 20 seconds. I am going to look into how to get that shit!

It would not be a stretch to think the majority of people leaving the country are citizens. That being the case as I reported before it I only saw three people use BioMag. But if it is available to me the loss of privacy is worth getting back 72 minutes and 40 seconds back of my life, by not having to stand in line for the process. Interesting observation. The immigration agent I was called to was closest to the BioMag kiosks. He paused my process to go monitor the three people who arrive to leave through BioMag. And it still only took 20 seconds.

Seems we have a personal choice issue. Like my personal choice not to use Uber, ride the bus or pay 800000 COP for pussy. LOL!

[Knowledge]

If I understood portafolio.com well enough, there are 5 kiosks available in Bogota since June and there are plans to make available in Medellin and other airports during "the coming years. " Did I get that right?

You do not do anything to get it. You just walk over and use it.

El ciudadano colombiano o extranjero podr registrar LOS puestos de control migratorio de LOS siguientes aeropuertos internacionales why puesto de control terrestre: The Colombian citizen or foreigner can register. The immigration posts at the following international airports and ground border crossings:

Aeropuerto El Dorado (Bogot).

Aeropuerto Jos Mara Crdova (Rionegro-Antioquia).

Aeropuerto Rafael andez (Cartagena-Bolvar).

Aeropuerto Ernesto Cortissoz (Barranquilla-Atlntico).

Aeropuerto Alfonso Bonilla Aragand (Cali-Valle del Cauca)..

[Knowledge]

Two quick things to consider, 1) portafolio.com whatever it is, is not an official source of government information. That may or may not matter but 2) if it is accurate I don't plan to route my travel via Bogota to use it. I will be happy to jump on board if and when it's available to me:

Migración Colombia lanza biometría facial para salida de extranjeros.

Inicialmente funcionará en el Aeropuerto Internacional El Dorado. LE contamos cómo funciona why a see youántos pasajeros beneficiará en temporadas altas.

Did you read farther down in the article you posted? It says foreigners. But as with most things the government posts, it is as clear as mud. That is why I said to use it entering is only available to Colombians, but to use it exiting is available to everyone.

Junio 2 DE 2023 12:14 pm.

Este viernes 2 de junio, Migraciand Colombia why Opain lanzaron Biomig para extranjeros. Se trata de una tecnologa de reconocimiento facial que ya era usada para la salida de pasajeros nacionales, pero que desde ahora podr ser usada por usuarios de otros pases.

Jun 2, 2023. This Friday June 2 Colombian Immigration will launch Biomig for foreigners. It uses facial recognition technology that was already used for the exit of Colombian passengers, but from now on may be used by people from other countries.

https://www.portafolio.co/amp/innova...el-pais-583786

[Knowledge]

Thank you both Mr. E and Mr Sub. With all due respect to whatever second hand reports say, I'm going to carry on with going through passport control until I receive information from Colombia Migration that there is a better way. I will say the failure rate of the facial recognition I've observed is very low so I am keen to use it if and when it's available to me. I look forward to someone with first hand experience coming forward.

I am writing this to help others to learn and to promote a spirit of helping each other in the community. When information that is being provided is incomplete or flat out wrong, especially information I am interested in, I appreciate it when someone provides more complete information.

Mr E. has provided complete information. I am making this post to thank him for providing complete, accurate and useful information. I plan to follow up on my next trip and post about it. I hope others will learn to show their appreciation as I have done. And just a reminder to for people check their facts before providing incomplete information in the future.

[SubCmdr]

I am writing this to help others to learn and to promote a spirit of helping each other in the community. When information that is being provided is incomplete or flat out wrong, especially information I am interested in, I appreciate it when someone provides more complete information.

Junio 2 DE 2023 12:14 pm.

Este viernes 2 de junio, Migraciand Colombia why Opain lanzaron Biomig para extranjeros. Se trata de una tecnologa de reconocimiento facial que ya era usada para la salida de pasajeros nacionales, pero que desde ahora podr ser usada por usuarios de otros pases.

Jun 2, 2023. This Friday June 2 Colombian Immigration will launch Biomig for foreigners. It uses facial recognition technology that was already used for the exit of Colombian passengers, but from now on may be used by people from other countries.

https://www.portafolio.co/amp/innova...el-pais-583786

Mr E. has provided complete information. I am making this post to thank him for providing complete, accurate and useful information. I plan to follow up on my next trip and post about it. I hope others will learn to show their appreciation as I have done. And just a reminder to for people check their facts before providing incomplete information in the future.

I am responding to help myself learn to be more patient and to promote a spirit of helping each other in this community. Incomplete knowledge is useless only for those who don't feel they have anything to learn.

[Zeos1]

I would like to know as well, that would come in clutch.

I have no idea what any of this is about. When I leave I go through normal security to get on the plane, and yes, someone looks at my passport at some point, but it's not like coming into the country through "migracion". Perhaps what you are all talking about is something to do with flights to the USA? I certainly did not need any bio mig or check mig or anything.