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what's requirement for the US Permanent resident (Thailand passport) travels to Columbia?

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Annloha   18

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Hi VJ,

 

I am trying to researching about Green card with Thailand passport holder travels to Columbia. There is so many information that make me confused.

Do you know if i can entrance to the country without tourist visa to Columbia? 

 

TIA

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Annloha   18

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21 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

Always refer to official sources of information:

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https://www.cancilleria.gov.co/tramites_servicios/visa/lista-a-b-c

thank you so much

My Green card Journey

3/15/17 Sent  AOS, EAD and AP  to Chicago Lockbox

3/16/17 Received Case 

3/30/17 Cashed Check 

4/1/17 Got NOA e-mails(4) and Texts(4)

4/7/17 Got NOA Hard copies via mails(4)

4/14/17  Biometrics Appointment letter

4/15/17 Got RFIE

4/17/17 sent RFIE and Biometrics done

4/19/17 USCIS received RFIE 

5/11/17 Case is ready to scheduled and interview. 

5/18/17 EAD New card is being produced. 

5/19/17 Expedite AP got approved due Severe financial loss situation 

5/23/17 Received Combo card in the mail (Day69)

 

 

 

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