Visa V Nomadas Digitales

No. It is a subcategory of the Visitor (V) visa, so the time held does not count toward a Resident (R) visa. Migrants who want a settlement path should consider a Migrant (M) visa instead. Confirm the rules on the official Cancilleria page.

It is aimed at remote workers serving foreign employers or clients and at founders of qualifying digital or IT ventures, generally holding a passport from a country exempt from Colombian short-stay visas. Check the current eligibility and income requirement on the official Cancilleria page.

Yes. You must evidence a minimum monthly income at the level set for the subcategory, typically through documents such as bank statements. The specific figure is not stated here, so confirm the current income threshold on the official Cancilleria digital-nomad page.

Yes. You must hold health insurance valid in Colombia for the period of your stay, and proof of it is part of the required evidence pack alongside your passport and proof of foreign income. Confirm the current coverage requirement on the official Cancilleria page.

No. The digital-nomad subcategory is for work performed remotely for a company or clients located outside Colombia; work for a Colombian employer or Colombian-sourced clients does not qualify and is a common reason this route does not fit. Confirm your situation on the official Cancilleria page.