[QUOTE=ManuelRamirez;2764372]I'm arranging a date with a girl from FB who also works as Webcam model (I found this out later, we started chatting for a languagge exchange). I have already sent 50 mil for contenito via western union (and price for rato 200 mill when we meet. I'm the one who offered money and she said why not) .
She is Venezuelan and she sent me a photo of her venezuelan cedula when we were joking about age, someone in this forum mention that some hotels don't allow Venezuelan with no colombian ID? Can someone please clarify this?
Also, when I asked her for passport photo (I knew already she didn't have one) she said that her dad is a Colombian nationality and she's will get a passport as soon she manage to save money as it's expensive to get one, is this how it works or shall raise a red flag? She moved to Colombia only 2 years ago, she's 24...[/QUOTE]I'm certain that three places I know well in Laureles would deny entry. San Peter Apartments, Hotel Dorado and Thematic Luxury. (Thematic is a short-term hotel but much nicer than the typical. But more costly too). I asked at Thematic and they wanted a passport or a document from Migracion Colombia.
Since she has a Colombian father she should be able to get a Colombian cedula. Why hasn't she done that if she has been living in Medellin for 2 years?? As to the passport? I'm curious how she is going to pull that stunt off. She would need a Colombian cedula in order to get a Colombian passport (BTW I was actually looking at this with a Colombiana last night, the cost is less than 200 mil, so not that expensive). Is she planning on returning to Venezuela to get a Venezuelan passport?
As to your plan to rent an Air-bnb. I imagine if you get one without a security desk to monitor entry you could make it work. But are you really eager to take on that risk?
