Language(s): Spanish
Capital City: Bogota
Local Time: GMT -5
Currency: Colombian Peso (COP 1 = 100 Centavos)
Notes: COP: 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000
Coins: COP: 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000
Dialling Code: 57
Electricity: 110/120V 60Hz

Passport & Visa Info
The following details relate to holders of adult normal passports (requirements for children may be different), if any other type of passport or travel document is held, entry requirements should be checked with the relevant embassy or consulate.

Passports
Required, but NOT by the following:
1) Holders of a Colombian Travel Document issued to alien residents of Colombia
2) For a stay up to 90 days by holders of National Identity Cards issued to nationals of Ecuador

• Barranquilla Ernesto Cortissoz (BAQ)
• Bogota El Dorado International (BOG)
• Cali Alfonso Bonilla Aragon Int'l (CLO)
• Cartagena Rafael Nunez Int'l (CTG)
• Medellin Int'l Jose Maria Cordova (MDE)
• Neiva La Marguita Benito Salas Vargas (NVA)
• Pereira International Matecana (PEI)
• San Andres Island International (ADZ)

Cambodia is a poor developing country with a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarch. A coalition government was formed between the two major political parties in November 1998, following national elections in July of that year.

Climate: Colombia is a large country with a varied climate. Pacific coastal areas and lower western slopes of the Andes are generally hot and humid throughout the year and can experience downpours at any time. The Caribbean coast has a drier season between Dec-Mar. Colombia's interior is mountainous, where temperatures are governed by altitude and the tallest peaks are snow covered for most of the year. Bogota, which is at middle altitude, has a pleasant climate with no extremes, warm days and cool nights. Rain can fall at any time but tends to be heavier in western ranges.