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Document Requirements for Check Mig Colombia

Passport and travel documents for Check Mig Colombia

Completing the Check Mig Colombia form requires specific documentation and information. Being prepared with all necessary documents before starting the application process will ensure a smooth and efficient submission.

Important: While you don't need to upload document copies to the Check Mig system, you must have the physical documents available to reference their details accurately when filling out the form.

Essential Travel Documents

The following documents are essential for completing the Check Mig Colombia form:

Valid Passport

Your passport is the most important document for the Check Mig process. You'll need to provide:

  • Full name as it appears in your passport
  • Passport number
  • Issuing country
  • Issue date
  • Expiration date
Note: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned date of entry to Colombia.

Flight Information

You'll need details about your travel to/from Colombia:

  • Airline name
  • Flight number
  • Departure date and time
  • Arrival date and time
  • Origin airport (for flights to Colombia)
  • Destination airport (for flights leaving Colombia)

Tip

Keep your flight confirmation email or itinerary handy when filling out the Check Mig form to ensure accuracy.

Passport Requirements

Colombian immigration has specific requirements regarding passports:

  • Validity: Your passport must not expire for at least 6 months after your planned entry date
  • Blank Pages: At least two blank pages for entry/exit stamps
  • Condition: Passport must be in good condition without significant damage
  • Type: Machine-readable passports are required; biometric passports are preferred
Critical: Damaged passports (torn pages, water damage, etc.) may result in denied entry. If your passport is damaged, consider replacing it before traveling to Colombia.

Special Passport Considerations

Some travelers may have special passport situations:

Situation Requirement
Dual Citizens Colombian nationals with dual citizenship must enter and exit Colombia using their Colombian passport
Emergency/Temporary Passports Accepted but may require additional verification; check with the Colombian consulate before travel
Recently Renewed Passport Ensure your Check Mig information matches your current passport details
Name Change If your name has legally changed, ensure your flight booking and Check Mig form match your current passport name

Document Checklist

  • Valid passport (6+ months validity)
  • Flight itinerary/confirmation
  • Accommodation details in Colombia
  • Visa (if required for your nationality)
  • Return/onward ticket information
  • Contact information (email, phone)

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Additional Required Information

Beyond your passport and flight details, you'll need to provide several other pieces of information when completing the Check Mig form:

Accommodation Details

You must provide information about where you'll be staying in Colombia:

  • Hotel name (if applicable)
  • Address
  • City
  • Phone number

Tip

If staying at multiple locations, provide details for your first accommodation. If staying with friends or family, you'll need their complete address and contact information.

Contact Information

You'll need to provide your personal contact details:

  • Email address (where your confirmation will be sent)
  • Phone number (preferably with international dialing code)
  • Emergency contact name and phone number

Visa Documentation (If Applicable)

If your nationality requires a visa for Colombia, you'll need:

  • Visa number
  • Visa type
  • Issue date
  • Expiration date
Note: Check if your nationality requires a visa by visiting the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.

Return/Onward Travel Information

While not always explicitly required on the Check Mig form, you should have:

  • Proof of onward travel (return flight or flight to another country)
  • Departure date from Colombia

Tip

Immigration officials may ask for proof of onward travel upon arrival, so have this information readily available even if not requested on the Check Mig form.

Special Documents for Minors

Children and minors traveling to Colombia require additional documentation and consideration:

Minors Traveling with Both Parents

Required documents:

  • Child's passport
  • Birth certificate (recommended but not always required)
  • Both parents must be listed on the Check Mig form

Minors Traveling with One Parent

Required documents:

  • Child's passport
  • Birth certificate
  • Authorization letter from the absent parent, notarized and apostilled
  • If applicable, sole custody documents or death certificate of deceased parent

Minors Traveling with Guardian (Not Parents)

Required documents:

  • Child's passport
  • Birth certificate
  • Notarized authorization letter from both parents
  • Guardian's identification and contact information

Unaccompanied Minors

Required documents:

  • Child's passport
  • Birth certificate
  • Notarized authorization letter from both parents
  • Airline unaccompanied minor documentation
  • Contact information for the person receiving the minor in Colombia
Important: Colombia has strict requirements regarding minors traveling to prevent child trafficking. Documentation requirements may change, so always check with the Colombian consulate before traveling with minors.

Documents for Business Travelers

Business travelers to Colombia may need to provide additional information on their Check Mig form:

  • Business Contact Information: Name, address, and phone number of the company you're visiting in Colombia
  • Purpose of Visit: Brief description of business activities
  • Business Visa Details: If applicable, information about your business visa
  • Letter of Invitation: While not required for the Check Mig form, having a letter from your Colombian business contact can be helpful

Tip for Business Travelers

Business travelers should select "Business" as their purpose of travel when completing the Check Mig form, even if traveling on a tourist visa exemption (for eligible nationalities).

How to Prepare Your Documents

Follow these best practices to ensure your documents are properly prepared for the Check Mig process:

Before Starting the Form

  • Gather all required documents in one place
  • Verify that your passport is valid for at least 6 months
  • Confirm your flight details and have your itinerary accessible
  • Have your accommodation details written down

During Form Completion

  • Enter information exactly as it appears on your documents
  • Double-check all numbers and dates for accuracy
  • Use the correct format for dates (typically DD/MM/YYYY)
  • Have a stable internet connection to prevent data loss

For Your Trip

  • Print your Check Mig confirmation
  • Save a digital copy on your phone
  • Keep all original documents in your carry-on luggage
  • Make copies of important documents as backup

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Now that you understand the document requirements, you're prepared to complete your Check Mig application.

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