Colombia Passport Visa-Free Countries
58 visa-free destinations among the 88 we track
58
Visa-free
10
Visa on arrival
8
e-Visa available
11
Visa required
Counts reflect the popular destinations we currently track, not every country worldwide — your passport may grant visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to additional destinations. Always confirm with the destination's official immigration authority before travel.
The Colombian passport is a solid mid-tier document, ranked 34th on the 2026 Henley Passport Index with about 130 visa-free or visa-on-arrival destinations. Its headline asset is Europe: full Schengen access (90/180, visa-free since December 2015) plus Georgia for a whole year — though Ireland and, since late 2024, the UK both require visas. In the Americas it is excellent, with ID-card travel and residence rights under the Mercosur Residence Agreement and the Andean Community, 180 days in Mexico and an initial 90 days in Peru, extendable once. East Asia is the weak spot — China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea’s neighbours largely require visas or e-visas — but Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore keep Southeast Asia workable.
Key Strengths
- 90 days in any 180 across all 29 Schengen countries, visa-free since December 2015, plus a separate 90-day allowance in non-Schengen Cyprus
- Deep Latin American access: 180 days in Mexico, 90 days initially in Peru (extendable once for another 90 days under Andean Community rules), and 90-day ID-card entry with residence/work rights across Mercosur states like Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay
- Georgia allows a full 365 days visa-free — one of the longest stays available on a Colombian passport anywhere
- Strong Middle East corridor: 90 days in Turkey and the UAE (bilateral waiver), 30 days in Qatar and a 14-day visa-free window in Oman
Recent Policy Changes
The UK revoked visa-free entry for Colombians on 26 November 2024 (transition ended 24 December 2024) and cancelled their planned ETA eligibility, making Britain a full visa destination again. On the upside, the UAE’s 90-day visa waiver is in effect and Indonesia added Colombia to its visa-free list in 2025 alongside Brazil and Türkiye, while Thailand’s 60-day exemption (in place since 15 July 2024) is set to shrink to 30 days after a 19 May 2026 Cabinet decision, pending Royal Gazette publication. In Europe, EES biometric registration has been rolling out since 12 October 2025 and the paid ETIAS authorisation is expected in late 2026 — Schengen stays remain visa-free.
Where you can go
Colombia Visa Access Map
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Visa-Free Countries
58 popular destinations you can visit without a visa
Europe (34 countries)
Asia (6 countries)
Americas (11 countries)
Middle East (4 countries)
Africa (2 countries)
Oceania (1 country)
Every visa-free stay has a hard limit
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Schengen Area Access
Colombia passport holders can stay 90 days in any 180-day period across all Schengen countries combined. The 29 Schengen member states share a single visa policy — days spent in any member country count toward the same 90-day limit.
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Countries where Colombian passport holders can get a visa at the border
e-Visa Available
Countries with online visa applications for Colombian passport holders
Tips for Colombian Passport Holders
Travel tips for Colombian travelers
- •The UK has required a visitor visa since 26 November 2024 (the ETA route was cancelled) and Ireland also requires its own visa — budget several weeks and separate applications for the British Isles on top of Schengen planning
- •Pre-register even where entry is "visa-free": South Korea’s K-ETA (Colombia is not on the 2024–26 waiver list), Kenya’s eTA, Sri Lanka’s ETA and Singapore’s arrival card are all done online before boarding
- •Thailand’s 60-day exemption is being rolled back to 30 days (Cabinet approval 19 May 2026, effective 15 days after Royal Gazette publication) — confirm the in-force rule before planning a long Thai stay
- •Colombia treats you as a tax resident if you spend more than 183 days in the country within any 365-day window — long stays back home between trips can re-trigger worldwide-income taxation, so track your days
Longest visa-free stays in our data
Digital nomad visa options
These countries offer digital nomad visas and are accessible to Colombian passport holders:
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries can Colombian passport holders visit visa-free?
Among the popular destinations we track, Colombian passport holders can visit at least 58 completely visa-free. Including visa on arrival (10) and e-Visa destinations (8), a total of 76+ destinations are accessible without a traditional embassy visa. Your passport may also grant access to additional countries beyond those listed here.
Can Colombian passport holders visit Europe without a visa?
Yes. Colombia passport holders can visit all 29 Schengen Area countries visa-free for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. This includes popular destinations like France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands.
Which countries offer visa on arrival for Colombian passport holders?
Among the destinations we track, 10 offer visa on arrival for Colombia passport holders, including Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, Maldives, Bangladesh. Check the destination's official rules before travel, including approved arrival points and any pre-registration requirements.
Which tracked visa-free destinations have the longest stays for Colombian passport holders?
The longest stays recorded in our data include Georgia (365 days), Mexico (180 days), Fiji (120 days), Austria (90 days). Check each destination's current entry conditions before booking.
What recent visa policy changes affect Colombian passport holders?
The UK revoked visa-free entry for Colombians on 26 November 2024 (transition ended 24 December 2024) and cancelled their planned ETA eligibility, making Britain a full visa destination again. On the upside, the UAE’s 90-day visa waiver is in effect and Indonesia added Colombia to its visa-free list in 2025 alongside Brazil and Türkiye, while Thailand’s 60-day exemption (in place since 15 July 2024) is set to shrink to 30 days after a 19 May 2026 Cabinet decision, pending Royal Gazette publication. In Europe, EES biometric registration has been rolling out since 12 October 2025 and the paid ETIAS authorisation is expected in late 2026 — Schengen stays remain visa-free.
How often is this visa-free list updated?
The entry data for this passport was last reviewed in July 2026, with individual corrections made when we find changes. Visa policies can change at any time, so confirm the current rules with the destination country's official immigration authority before traveling.
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