Changes in Colombian Visa Regulations
[QUOTE=Knowledge;2727772]I feel for you. No one should be subjected to the Kafkaesque hell of Colombian web sites, especially not the government web sites. They make me smile and laugh because they bring to mind the irony of the Antioquia government's "software valley" and "digital nomad" market programs. These programs promote Colombia as a paradise for entrepreneurs looking for low cost web development resources. Well, this is one of those examples of getting what you pay for. The content and programming of so many local websites would look bad even if this were still 1997. They are full of wrong and out of date information and runtime errors that leave you dizzy..[/QUOTE]Effective October 20 of this year the Visa regulations will change in Colombia with some new categories. Interesting enough is that they have a Digital Nomad Visa along with a lot of changes to requirements for the many types of visa they offer in the Visitor, Migrant, and Resident categories. Only thing missing is a Monger Visa. LOL.
What a strange and untoward repsonse
[QUOTE=NeilGeorge;2727771]Sounds like eating the results of another man's cum. And licking her asshole.
Not my cup of Tea.[/QUOTE]Can't say I even follow your line of reasoning. I always wonder what the motivation is when someone goes out of their way to diss another guy for mongering. Self validation is the only thing that really fits. Thanks for "sharing", jajaja. If I had your feeling about another post, I would ignore it and move on. But I guess that's just me in this example.