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    Must have valid documents such as a passport with a photograph, full name, date of birth, birthplace, age, date and expiration date of issue. Always ensure documents appear fresh and do not give an impression of distrust when entering the country. Colombians are often physically close when speaking so do not panic or try to distance yourself, as this may give the impression of distrust or discomfort. Do not point with a finger but with an open hand, and do not assume the country is dangerous as this could generate distrust in locals.

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    Must have valid documents such as a passport with a photograph, full name, date of birth, birthplace, age, date and expiration date of issue. Always ensure documents appear fresh and do not give an impression of distrust when entering the country. Colombians are often physically close when speaking so do not panic or try to distance yourself, as this may give the impression of distrust or discomfort. Do not point with a finger but with an open hand, and do not assume the country is dangerous as this could generate distrust in locals.

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    Do's and Don'ts List To Get To Colombia

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    Must have valid documents such as a passport with a photograph, full name, date of birth, birthplace, age, date and expiration date of issue. Always ensure documents appear fresh and do not give an impression of distrust when entering the country. Colombians are often physically close when speaking so do not panic or try to distance yourself, as this may give the impression of distrust or discomfort. Do not point with a finger but with an open hand, and do not assume the country is dangerous as this could generate distrust in locals.

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    Do's and Don'ts list to get to Colombia

    Do's Don'ts

    must have valid documents documents can not miss in no one moment
    Photograph, Full name of the passport bearer You can not miss their age in the passport
    Date of birth Birthplace age Date of issue
    expiration date
    Always an impression of freshness and not appear to distrust in the country
    friendliness
    signature and some numbers that correspond Colombians, like many Spanish speakers are
    to the passport expiration date often very close, not only in treatment but
    physically. Do not panic if you are stuck when
    speaking with them.
    Do not try to get away because given the
    impression that bothers you or you feel some
    distrust.
    Do not point your finger but with the whole
    hand.
    do not think that is a country offender may
    generate distrust in people

    Thanks for your attention

    Do's Don'ts
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