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Colombia Visa Services

Document and legalization requirements vary by application and receiving authority. Confirm current rules before proceeding.

Visa types we handle

What ILC handles for you

  • • Ask which translations and certifications the receiving authority accepts
  • • Confirm the required documents before lodging an application
Consultant checking a passport and supporting documents for a visa to Colombia

Colombia visa rules for Thai citizens

Thai citizens need a visa in advance for Colombia, except holders of a valid visa or residence permit from the United States or a Schengen country, who may enter without a separate Colombian visa under the stated conditions; check the latest conditions before travelling.

Documents and translations

Applicants prepare a passport, online application form, photo, financial evidence, flight and accommodation bookings and purpose documents such as an invitation letter; Thai documents must be translated into English or Spanish and certified as required.

Applying from Thailand

Applications are lodged online through the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visa portal, coordinating with the Colombian embassy responsible for Thailand; prepare documents early and check the latest requirements before applying.

Frequently asked questions

Do Thai tourists need a visa for Colombia?

Yes, in advance, unless you hold a valid visa or residence permit from the US or a Schengen country under the stated conditions.

How do I apply for a Colombia visa?

Online through the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visa portal.

Do Colombian visas need translations?

Documents not in Spanish usually require official translation. Check Cancillería guidance.

Send your documents for our translation team to review

Call 064-2894888 · LINE @THAIL · contact@thailaw-accounting.co.th

Fees: ask our team for a quote

Sources

Reviewed by the translation team at Thai Law & Accounting Services · Last reviewed 4 Oct 2026 · General information, not legal or immigration advice for your specific case