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It's just so inadvisable to plan to spend 3 or 4 days with some random prostitute with whom you are not well acquainted. Chances of success are really quite low. Plus it runs counter to the whole idea of find, fuck and forget. What is the advantage of spending 3 or 4 days with one prostitute when you could be having 3 or 4 different prostitutes every day?
Twice now I have gotten my tickets to return to Sex Prison and when I got to the USA for my next flight at the Security check point I was told they could not read my ticket and I would have to go back to the ticket counter to get a new ticket. I was lucky enough to have a long wait for my next flight so it did not have any real problem except for the fact I was pissed that it happened to me again. So my tip for all you Varmets is when you get your tickets before you leave the area have them run your ticket to make sure it is good to go. This info I'm putting out could save you from missing your flight.
Hello all,
I am going to Brazil on a business trip and wanted to stay in Bogota for a few days on my way back to USA. After doing a bit of a research, the best option was to book two separate airline tickets. One from USA to Bogota and back and the other Bogota to Brazil and back. And that is all fine. I will be arriving in Bogota and then taking my flight to Brazil. The only issue is that I have a long layover at Bogota airport between those flight, almost 9 hours. I don't want to spend those 9 hours at the airport so I am planning to get out of the airport, have a decent meal and get back to the airport to take my flight to Brazil. Couple of days later, I will be coming back to Bogota, spend a few days there and then come back to USA.
Now, as I understand, everyone has to fill out the online immigration form for entering Colombia. I will have to submit two of these forms for this trip. The form asks for the address of the place you are going to stay at. I have booked the hotel for my return trip so I know the address. What address do I provide for the layover? I am not staying at any place. I'm just getting out of the airport and coming back in a few hours.
Thanks.
[QUOTE=HombreIndio;2803052]Hello all,
I am going to Brazil on a business trip and wanted to stay in Bogota for a few days on my way back to USA. After doing a bit of a research, the best option was to book two separate airline tickets. One from USA to Bogota and back and the other Bogota to Brazil and back. And that is all fine. I will be arriving in Bogota and then taking my flight to Brazil. The only issue is that I have a long layover at Bogota airport between those flight, almost 9 hours. I don't want to spend those 9 hours at the airport so I am planning to get out of the airport, have a decent meal and get back to the airport to take my flight to Brazil. Couple of days later, I will be coming back to Bogota, spend a few days there and then come back to USA.
Now, as I understand, everyone has to fill out the online immigration form for entering Colombia. I will have to submit two of these forms for this trip. The form asks for the address of the place you are going to stay at. I have booked the hotel for my return trip so I know the address. What address do I provide for the layover? I am not staying at any place. I'm just getting out of the airport and coming back in a few hours.
Thanks.[/QUOTE]If you are exiting the airport you will have to go through immigration and will need a place of stay on the CheckMIG form. Perhaps you can fake it and put the same hotel you will stay at on your return trip as I doubt they actually check. You have to submit the form every time you enter and leave Colombia. Others have said they have not recently done it but do you want to be the one taking the chance of not doing it and then they randomly ask you for it having you step off the line to complete it. I was there for carnival last month and I had to complete it both coming in and leaving JetBlue didn't let anyone bag drop or board unless they showed CheckMIG was completed when leaving from JFK and on the return trip JetBlue didn't let anyone bagdrop unless CheckMIG was completed. Maybe different airline different rules but since I only do the JetBlue direct flight I can only give my experience on what they have done to me since this CheckMIG thing started.
What I would be more concerned about is getting in to Brazil after being in Colombia or getting into Colombia after being in Brazil. I believe there is a yellow vaccine requirement to enter Brazil from Colombia or was it getting into Colombia from Brazil? Its one of those but I'm not 100% sure which one. If you don't have the immunization card I would look into it and see if its required. Again, I'm not 100% sure but its something to look into so you don't get caught off guard with a restriction.
[QUOTE=Nypher;2803255]What I would be more concerned about is getting in to Brazil after being in Colombia or getting into Colombia after being in Brazil. I believe there is a yellow vaccine requirement to enter Brazil from Colombia or was it getting into Colombia from Brazil? Its one of those but I'm not 100% sure which one. If you don't have the immunization card I would look into it and see if its required. Again, I'm not 100% sure but its something to look into so you don't get caught off guard with a restriction.[/QUOTE]Yes. You need to have a yellow fever vaccine 10 days before you enter Colombia coming from Brazil. I've already taken care of that.
Thanks.
[QUOTE=HombreIndio;2803052] What address do I provide for the layover? [/QUOTE]Use the address of any random hotel near the airport, or really any valid address. They don't give a shit.
[QUOTE=Nypher;2803255]I You have to submit the form every time you enter and leave Colombia.[/QUOTE]You mean to say I will have to submit the form to get back in the airport as well?
[QUOTE=HombreIndio;2803359]You mean to say I will have to submit the form to get back in the airport as well?[/QUOTE]Ideally the form is for your final destination since that is where you will have to go through immigration. But since you plan to leave the airport during a layover is a bit different.
I would suggest you fill it out to enter the Colombia, then fill it out to leave when going back to your home country. I'm not sure how it works if you have to fill it out to leave Colombia to go to Brazil and fill it out again upon return. It does count as an international flight so I would guess you have to fill that form out 4 times.
With JetBlue they usually Email me all the requirements a few days before the flight and things to fill out like the CheckMIG and upload the COVID card to the Attestation site. Again, different airlines different procedures. I would doublecheck with your airline so you don't get blindsided. If worse comes to worse its just filling gout the form 4 times, takes less than 5 minutes each time LOL.
Enjoy your trip.
For those who has at least a week under there belt staying in Medellin, Bogota, Armenia, Cali, Cartengna, and Barrenquilla, which do you prefer to see females in and why?
[QUOTE=Nypher;2803411] If worse comes to worse its just filling gout the form 4 times, takes less than 5 minutes each time LOL.
Enjoy your trip.[/QUOTE]Thanks. Can I submit all 4 of them together?
[QUOTE=HombreIndio;2804560]Thanks. Can I submit all 4 of them together?[/QUOTE]The form can only be submitted 72 hours before the flight. So if the flight is on Friday the earliest would be Wednesday.
[QUOTE=DownLow123;2804489]For those who has at least a week under there belt staying in Medellin, Bogota, Armenia, Cali, Cartengna, and Barrenquilla, which do you prefer to see females in and why?[/QUOTE]I don't think you will find more than a handful of guys who've spent at least a week in all those cities, especially Armenia. I have not been to Armenia or Cali but I think Barranquilla has the best looking women. Shakira is from there. But my favorite place to see women is Bogota (I've given up on trying to use accent marks with the auto correcting software). Just out of curiosity, what is your level of Spanish? The less you have, the more you want Medellin (again giving up on accent marks). Also, didn't you post you were going to Medellin and that "your plans wouldn't change"? Or did I dream that?
[QUOTE=Nypher;2804597]The form can only be submitted 72 hours before the flight. So if the flight is on Friday the earliest would be Wednesday.[/QUOTE]Thanks. So you submit the form and you get an email instantly and you show your airline that email or you need to wait till the Colombian authorities have fully processed your application? I read somewhere that airlines require the QR code which is not included in the initial email. Also, do I need it printed out or I can just show the email on the phone?
[QUOTE=Huacho;2804683]I don't think you will find more than a handful of guys who've spent at least a week in all those cities, especially Armenia. I have not been to Armenia or Cali but I think Barranquilla has the best looking women. Shakira is from there. But my favorite place to see women is Bogota (I've given up on trying to use accent marks with the auto correcting software). Just out of curiosity, what is your level of Spanish? The less you have, the more you want Medellin (again giving up on accent marks). Also, didn't you post you were going to Medellin and that "your plans wouldn't change"? Or did I dream that?[/QUOTE]Hablo espanol poco but can hold down a small convo if spoken slowly. I will be in Laueleles April 11th. Thanks for the tip on Medellin. My next trip will be to Bogota with increased Spanish.
[QUOTE=HombreIndio;2804799]Thanks. So you submit the form and you get an email instantly and you show your airline that email or you need to wait till the Colombian authorities have fully processed your application? I read somewhere that airlines require the QR code which is not included in the initial email. Also, do I need it printed out or I can just show the email on the phone?[/QUOTE]You should get an email instantly, if not check the spam folder. But I always print the confirmation page or take a screenshot of it. The airline just have to see that you did it so you can show them the screenshot or email. They are looking for your name, passport number, flight number and date, and makes sure it matches you plane ticket and Passport.
But, I have to repeat, different airline different procedures. My experience is with JetBlue when it comes to this. I have zero clue how other airlines operate when it comes to the checkmig.