Medellin Reports

Does anyone know if they can get PrEP in Colombia AKA TRUVADA?

[QUOTE=JustTK;2589540]I haven't noticed any price increase. How can they? They can only charge less than the casas, otherwise they lose their gap in the market.[/QUOTE]I have to assume your joking and Balboa posted what I have noticed in Centro. It's pretty much anything goes there with the smarter Chicas squeezing the gringos for as much as possibe. The Chicas have lots of time on their hands to gossip with the other Chicas and compare notes. As an example, more and more Chicas that work Centro are working Lleras these days for a much bigger paycheck. Unfortunately with the Pandemic still raging, and Asia closed, Medellin has become a magnet for mongers over the past several months, hence the Chicas with brains are taking advantage of the situation. However given the dire straits of things in Colombia, there's still plenty of Chicas available to be had for fair pricing, albeit they all won't be cuties, so for the guys that don't need to have a beauty queen, and have time on their hands, patience, and Spanish speaking skills it can be a bonanza.

I have never had a relationship where my girlfriend cost more than a hooker- quote of the day!

[QUOTE=Member#2001;2589755]Does anyone know if they can get PrEP in Colombia AKA TRUVADA?[/QUOTE]Even if they do, don't buy it there, buy it in a 1st class city at a reliable farmacia or don't bother.

Its $2000 usd per month at Walgreens in Chicago, most drug plans cover it.

[QUOTE=SavePros321;2589328]Just wanted to save people some time who are trying to get their test done before returning to the US.

After a few searches from the lab testing PDF that other member provided here, [B]Laboratorio Medico de Referencia SAS - +57 304-538-1428[/B] was by far the most responsive and the easiest to deal with in terms of scheduling someone to come to your apartment (or hotel) for your COVID testing.

Everything is done via Whatsapp texting. It's all in Spanish, but you can just pop out of WhatsApp and paste the conversation in the Google Translate app to follow along with what they are telling you. Do not expect them to reply instantly though: it may take them 30 minutes to an hour to reply to you (or more), but they always reply and since they have the chat history, they are well aware of what you've talked with them about previously.l.[/QUOTE]Thank you so much for very useful info. Stay safe and have fun.

Thanks.

Today I went searching for loutron and ended up lost. The taxi took me to a different place.

16 A#9 E500.

Is this still the address, or can someone point me in the right direction.

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If you exceed 180 days there's a fine for each day over the limit. They can also impose a restriction on you, making you unable to return for a period of time.[/QUOTE]I think the fine is by month, with the first day being the most expensive.

[b]https://medellinguru.com/tourist-visa/[/b]

[QUOTE=MedellinGuru]
If you overstay your tourist time limit, you will have to pay a fine before leaving the country. If you overstay, we recommend that you pay the fine at the Migracion office within at least three days before your departure, so you arent delayed at the airport. Fines reportedly start at 440,000 pesos and go up, depending on how long you overstay.

[b]If you overstay your tourist visa by less than six months, you can pay your fine, leave Colombian and will still be able to re-enter Colombia with a new tourist visa in the same year[/b] (as long as under the 180-day tourist rule). If you overstay by more than six months, you technically qualify for deportation and will need to leave Colombia immediately.

If you overstay you will need to go to Migracion Colombia less than 15 days before your planned departure and ask for a salvoconducto. This is essentially a temporary permit that allows you to be in Colombia even though your tourist visa has expired. In addition, a salvoconducto is only good for 15 days. And you will need to show this to Migracion at the airport when you leave.

When you go to Migracion Colombia for a salvoconducto you need:

Your passport
Copy of the page of your current passport with your personal data/photo
Copy of your most recent Colombia tourist visa stamp
Credit or debit card to pay the fine and cost of the salvoconducto.
The salvoconducto costs 60,000 pesos and the fine starts at 440,000 pesos and can go as high as over 5 million pesos. But if you have overstayed for less than three months I have heard from a few foreigners the fine can be less than 700,000 pesos.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=PseudoGene;2589767]I have never had a relationship where my girlfriend cost more than a hooker- quote of the day![/QUOTE]I am getting ready to buy Catgirl a new Yamaha. That would go a long way for prepagos here.

It's fake news but I really hope word gets around that Centro is more expensive than ever and not worth the money because for a few dollars more you can get Miss Universe candidates in Parque Lleras.

[QUOTE=Surfer500;2589765]I have to assume your joking and Balboa posted what I have noticed in Centro. It's pretty much anything goes there with the smarter Chicas squeezing the gringos for as much as possibe. The Chicas have lots of time on their hands to gossip with the other Chicas and compare notes. As an example, more and more Chicas that work Centro are working Lleras these days for a much bigger paycheck. Unfortunately with the Pandemic still raging, and Asia closed, Medellin has become a magnet for mongers over the past several months, hence the Chicas with brains are taking advantage of the situation. However given the dire straits of things in Colombia, there's still plenty of Chicas available to be had for fair pricing, albeit they all won't be cuties, so for the guys that don't need to have a beauty queen, and have time on their hands, patience, and Spanish speaking skills it can be a bonanza.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MikeCct;2589621]Alright Fellas,

Wow if there is a Heaven I'm pretty sure it's called Medellin.

A bit of background. Bought a 1-way ticket to Medellin, (bought a fake return ticket in case they asked me at the gate, and they did so I was glad to have purchased one a head of time).

Overall I'm going for more of the novia route, as I don't have a problem with preparagos or ladies of the night, but my experience is that if you put in the time to get a novia the sex is usually more passionate, and god from my first few days here, these women put Western women to shame.[/QUOTE]We are like-minded.

Regarding the return ticket, I never bought one until after I arrived in Medellin and was ready to go home. Three for three at immigration on that. Just lucky, I guess.

[QUOTE=PseudoGene;2589767]I have never had a relationship where my girlfriend cost more than a hooker- quote of the day![/QUOTE]There are different understandings of what is a relationship. MrE tends towards a more casual relationship. It's basically, "you're on your own, but when I come to visit we'll fuck. " I used to have a few of those around the US. When I was in a certain area I'd let my local girlfriend know and I'd stay with her for a few days. Unless we went out, it cost me nothing. I didn't pay rent, buy gifts or buy groceries and it saved me the cost of a hotel. I consider it more of having a fuck buddy than a relationship.

Osteo goes a different route. He's paying to build a house for one. He's bought a motor scooter, a laptop, phones, tooth whitening and more for different girls. He probably pays more for his relationships than most guys pay to support a wife. He's almost certainly paying more than most guys need to just see hookers.

However, it works for him. He's happy with it, he can afford it and that's really all that matters.

Everything is a blur.

I caved on Sexy Dexy and agreed to buy her a new cell phone. She has newly obtained novia status with Amazonia dropping out and Soft Swirl moving down. But she kept gravitating to the phones in the 4-6 million COP range. We went back to the hotel, looking for the phone got her really juiced up and the sex was great. I told her she just became a novia (Numero Tres) this trip and she has to work her way up to that kind of regalo. I gave her the same deal I gave Catgirl when I bought her phone. She can get one for under one million COP. If she still owns it in one year, working and in good condition, then I will buy her whatever phone she wants. I consider that more than fair. Frankly, it surprised the shite out of me when Catgirl pulled it off and she cashed in on a new iPhone ProMax 12. Ka-ching. But a promise is a promise.

[QUOTE=Member#2001;2589755]Does anyone know if they can get PrEP in Colombia AKA TRUVADA?[/QUOTE]Go to the green pharmacy at 70 and they will get it for you for $150.

You have to wait few hours.

[QUOTE=Bienenstich;2589354]I don't understand it anyways why you would travel multiple thousands of kilometers just to have sex with a condom, like can't you get that at home everywhere?[/QUOTE]Is it OK to negotiate BBFS beforehand with the Chicas at Lleras Park? Or is this a no go?

I'm asking because I know from experience that asking this before in some countries is taboo and the answer always will be no. But without asking it could be possible after negotiating in the room, but this includes also the possibility of not getting it.

[QUOTE=Shawn6430;2589814]Today I went searching for loutron and ended up lost. The taxi took me to a different place.

16 A#9 E500.

Is this still the address, or can someone point me in the right direction.[/QUOTE]It's on google map if you are not sure.

[QUOTE=WorldTravel69;2237938]
1. [B]* Loutron Spa,[/B] Calle 16 a Sur # 9 e-500. It is across from the Campo de PaintBall Game Place on Tesoro above the LOS Balsos roundabout. Just down a little bit from the speed bump. They built a new wooden gate. It's a one lane driveway to the top. You cannot see the house from the street. It is about a half mile higher up the road from the old location.
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