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Colombia Strengthens Migration Partnership with the United States
Colombia's Deputy Minister of Migration, Consular Affairs and International Protection, Paula Cerón, in coordination with Ambassador Daniel García-Peña, met representatives from the U.S. State Department, Department of Homeland Security, and ICE in Washington to advance bilateral migration cooperation. Colombia's newly established Viceministry underscores the prominence of migration in the government's policy agenda. At the meeting, authorities discussed the voluntary departu
May 6


Advancing Regional Security: Colombia and the U.S. Deepen Hemispheric Partnership
Ambassador Daniel García-Peña welcomed officers advancing to Lieutenant Colonel at Colombia's National Police Academy during their training visit to the United States, signalling continued commitment to deepening security and defence cooperation across the Americas. Over four decades of security and defence partnership have strengthened Colombia's police cooperation with more than 15 U.S. law enforcement agencies. This institutional relationship has evolved into a hemispheric
May 5
How to Obtain a No Objection Letter
Colombian citizens seeking a No Objection Letter in connection with a J-1 Exchange Visitor visa waiver request must submit the following documentation to the Embassy of Colombia in Washington, D.C. Mailing Address: Embassy of Colombia 1724 Massachusetts Avenue NW. Washington, D.C. 20036 Required Documents Please submit: A completed and signed application form. A copy of the biographical page of your valid Colombian passport (photograph and personal information page). A copy o
Apr 1
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