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I am trying to move to Colombia to live with my Fiance. Plan to become a resident and marry while over there too. I cant seem to find any info on getting a Residence Visa for Colombia or what exactly I need to do to become a Resident. Can someone please fill me in a little? thanks

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I am trying to move to Colombia to live with my Fiance. Plan to become a resident and marry while over there too. I cant seem to find any info on getting a Residence Visa for Colombia or what exactly I need to do to become a Resident. Can someone please fill me in a little? thanks

http://colombiaemb.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=108&Itemid=131

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Google is your friend...

...unless you work for the Chinese government or Yahoo! :whistle:

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Try this link. It gives more details. You will not find exactly what you think you are looking for; so I suggest that you read all of the categories.

Good Luck.

http://www.colhouston.org/servicios/visas.php

7-30-07 - Met in Santa Marta, Colombia

9-19-08 - Engaged

7-13-10 - I-129F sent by USPS Expressmail to VSC;

10-18-10 - NOA2!!!!!!!!!! (Received in hand 10-22-10)

11-12-10 - Sent email to Embassy asking about petition; response "Petition rec'd; send in documents"; sent same day

11-24-10 - Called the Department of State; interview has been scheduled

11-29-10 - Package 3 received by beneficiary

01-19-11 - Interview - VISA APPROVED!!!!!!!!!!!

01-27-11 - Passport received; visa in hand

02-08-11 - POE - Fort Lauderdale, Fla MISSED FLIGHT; 02-10-11 - POE second time's the charm. Easy POE. Welcome to the USA.

03-04-11 - Married

AOS

05-08-11 - Mailed out I-485, I-765 & I-131;

05-16-11 - Text & email msgs with Receipt Number

05-17-11 - Applied for Expedited AP as Victoria's mother was very ill; 05-18-11 - Picked up AP document

05-20-11 - Victoria returns to Colombia; NOA1 for all 3 forms arrive

06-03-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; RFE 06-07-11 - RFE arrives for 2010 Tax Return

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06-14-11 - RFE response sent; 06-21-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; RFE response under review

06-29-11 - Text message "Case now updated"; Case transferred to CSC

08-30-11 - Victoria returns to US

08-31-11 - Biometrics done; Text message - "EAD Card Production ordered"

09-11 - Case transferred back from CSC

11-22-11 - Interview in Albany Field Office. AOS APPROVED.

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Are you looking to live forever or just for a while? In order for you to get a resident visa you need to be married to your fiance, they you can apply for a Residence visa or a temporary visa which gives lets you live in colombia for 2 years with the option to renew for another year. After 3 years living in colombia you can get the colombian residence.

I had this type of visa while I was waiting for my wife US visa to be approved. If you need more info search the colombian embassy website.

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Are you looking to live forever or just for a while? In order for you to get a resident visa you need to be married to your fiance, they you can apply for a Residence visa or a temporary visa which gives lets you live in colombia for 2 years with the option to renew for another year. After 3 years living in colombia you can get the colombian residence.

I had this type of visa while I was waiting for my wife US visa to be approved. If you need more info search the colombian embassy website.

:thumbs: If you are going just for a 6 months and you hold a US passport you will be given a 60 day visa upon arrival. You can ask for a 90 day visa t by saying you will visit your fiance/husband (my visas are typically stamped 90 days). Once you have obtained this you can go to a DAS office and get up to a total of 6 months as a tourist. Anything more you will need some sort of residency visa. I would suggest writing to the email address provided for the Colombian Embassy in the US which was given above.

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NVC Received : 2010-03-23
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Interview Date : December 16, 2010
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US Entry :12/29/10
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SSN received: 2/2/11
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Lifting of Conditions NOA 10/9/12
Lifting of Conditions Biometrics Appt 10/31/12

Lifting of Conditions Approved 12/10/12

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N-400 Naturalization Application 10/1/2013
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