Build a profitable future in Colombia with expert legal support, strategic visa planning, and vetted investment opportunities.
At Colombian Visa Services, we provide end-to-end legal and strategic support for foreign investors in Colombia, including:
Daniela Córdoba, co-founder and lead attorney at Colombian Visa Services, has spent over a decade helping foreign investors enter Colombia confidently. Before founding Colombian Visa Services, Daniela worked with international companies at Lifeafar and Green Coffee Company, where she structured multi-million dollar real estate and commercial investments. Today, she leads a hand-selected legal team with deep experience in real estate, immigration, tax law, and portfolio management. She speaks fluent English and Spanish, and is known for her direct communication, transparency, and strategic thinking.
Mike is an entrepreneur and investor who has founded multiple companies across the U.S. and Latin America. After relocating to Colombia, he experienced firsthand how confusing and frustrating the visa process can be - even for someone with business experience. When attorney Daniela Cordoba helped him navigate the system with ease, he saw an opportunity to build something bigger: a trusted, bilingual legal service for foreigners who want to invest, relocate, or build a life in Colombia.
For the past decade we have been helping travelers secure visas to Colombia.
We work with you 1:1 to ensure you not only have the best chance of getting approval, but that you have every one of your questions answers.
You don't have to worry about having to translate emails or communication, our team is fluent in English and can help you with whatever you need.
Whether you're investing $40,000 or $4,000,000, our legal team handles everything from investment structure to visa strategy - in one seamless, professionally managed process.
We help you align your investment with both your financial goals and visa requirements. Whether you're pursuing income, residency, or a second home, we guide you from idea to execution.
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Every smart investment starts with proper due diligence. Our legal team protects your interests at every stage of the transaction.
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Foreign capital must be properly registered to protect your rights as an investor and resident. We make sure nothing gets missed.
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We spend the time to get to know you and your story so your application is perfect the first time.
Colombia has become one of Latin America’s most attractive destinations for foreign investors - not just for lifestyle, but for serious financial opportunity.
We work with international clients who are:
Looking to generate income through real estate or business investments in Colombia.
Wanting more lifestyle flexibility, freedom, and a foothold outside their home country.
Diversifying beyond U.S. markets to hedge against inflation, currency risk, and political instability.
Using smart, strategic investments to create long-term financial security abroad.
Seeking legal residency or a path to citizenship through structured investment options.
Exploring opportunities in Colombia’s growing economy across sectors like tech, tourism, and agriculture.
We will help you every step of the way, so you can focus on the enjoying everything Colombia has to offer.
Schedule A ConsultationLearn more about what you need to obtain a Colombian Visa and how we can help.
Yes, foreigners can buy property without a visa. But to live here long-term or access resident benefits, an investment visa is recommended.
Foreign capital must be registered with the Colombian Central Bank (RE process) to qualify for a visa and protect your future rights.
Yes, if you normally need a visa to enter Colombia, you will need to obtain a Transit Visa to travel through the airport. This is the case even if you are not leaving the airport.
No. You can invest and complete many steps remotely. Our team will represent you and handle paperwork locally.
You can sell your asset, but if your visa is tied to that asset, you may need to reapply or transition your residency status.