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Getting Married in Colombia as a Foreigner: Legal Guideexpat-lifeApril 7, 2026

Getting Married in Colombia as a Foreigner: Legal Guide

Getting married in Colombia is straightforward — once your paperwork is sorted. Here's the complete guide to the notaría process, documents, costs, and what it means for your visa.

Hiring in Colombia: A Small Business Owner's Guide to Finding Local TalentbusinessApril 6, 2026

Hiring in Colombia: A Small Business Owner's Guide to Finding Local Talent

Everything small business owners need to know about hiring locally in Colombia — from salary benchmarks to where to actually find good candidates.

Colombia Move: The Full Suite — Jobs, Housing, Marketplace & Communityexpat-guideApril 6, 2026

Colombia Move: The Full Suite — Jobs, Housing, Marketplace & Community

We built five interconnected tools for life in Colombia — jobs, marketplace, community Q&A, messaging, and 100+ guides. All free, all bilingual, all connected under one account.

We Just Launched a Community Q&A — Better Than Any Facebook Groupexpat-guideApril 6, 2026

We Just Launched a Community Q&A — Better Than Any Facebook Group

Facebook groups bury good answers in hours. We built a Q&A platform where the best answers stay on top, everything is searchable, and nothing disappears.

How to Start a Business in Colombia as a Foreigner (SAS Guide)expat-guideApril 6, 2026

How to Start a Business in Colombia as a Foreigner (SAS Guide)

Colombia's SAS is one of the easiest business structures in Latin America. No minimum capital, no local partner required, and registration takes 2-4 weeks for under $600.

Colombia Tax Guide for Expats: What You Actually Owe (2026)expat-guideApril 6, 2026

Colombia Tax Guide for Expats: What You Actually Owe (2026)

Colombia taxes your worldwide income if you're here 183+ days. Here are the actual brackets, the remote worker rules, and why there's no US-Colombia tax treaty.

Learning Spanish in Colombia: The Honest Guide to Getting Fluentexpat-guideApril 6, 2026

Learning Spanish in Colombia: The Honest Guide to Getting Fluent

I'm going to be honest with you: if you move to Colombia without learning Spanish, you're going to have a frustrating time. You'll overpay for everything, miss out on 90% of the culture, and your social life will be limi

How to Buy Property in Colombia as a Foreignerreal-estateApril 6, 2026

How to Buy Property in Colombia as a Foreigner

Foreigners can buy property in Colombia, but the safe process is all about title checks, clean funds, contracts, taxes, and proper registration.

International Schools in Colombia: Complete Guide for Expat Familiesexpat-guideApril 6, 2026

International Schools in Colombia: Complete Guide for Expat Families

When my friends started asking about moving to Colombia with kids, the first question was always the same: what about schools? I get it. You can handle sketchy landlords and slow internet, but your kid's education is non

Colombia Digital Nomad Visa 2026: How to Apply Step by StepvisaApril 6, 2026

Colombia Digital Nomad Visa 2026: How to Apply Step by Step

Colombia's digital nomad visa lets you live and work remotely for up to 2 years — but rejection rates are climbing in 2026. Here's the complete application process, costs, and what to watch out for.

Colombia Healthcare for Expats: EPS vs Private Insurance ExplainedhealthcareApril 6, 2026

Colombia Healthcare for Expats: EPS vs Private Insurance Explained

Colombia's healthcare system ranks higher than the US — and costs a fraction of the price. Here's how EPS, prepaid medicine, and international insurance actually work for expats, with real costs and enrollment steps.

Colombia Safety for Expats: What's Real vs. What's Outdatedexpat-guideApril 6, 2026

Colombia Safety for Expats: What's Real vs. What's Outdated

Medellín's homicide rate is now lower than Indianapolis. Bogotá's is lower than Philadelphia. The data on Colombia safety has changed dramatically — but most people's perception hasn't.