Egypt to Colombia visa requirements

Yes, an Egyptian ordinary passport holder needs a visa for Colombia. Egypt is NOT on Colombia's visa-exempt list. The required Visitor Visa (Type V) for tourism is applied for entirely online through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs SITAC platform and issued electronically, so it functions as an eVisa. There is no visa-on-arrival or visa-free channel for ordinary Egyptian passports. Colombia maintains a short-stay visa waiver for roughly 100+ nationalities, but Egypt is not among them. Egyptian ordinary passport holders must obtain a Colombian Visitor Visa (Visa V) before travel. The entire process is handled online via the Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Cancillería) SITAC electronic system: the applicant registers, uploads documents (PDF) and a photo (JPG), pays a USD 50 study fee, and if approved pays a USD 45 issuance fee for the V-Tourism category. The visa is delivered electronically by email and must be printed and presented at the port of entry. The first visitor visa is associated with the consular office nearest the applicant's residence (e.g., the Colombian Embassy serving Egypt). Standard processing is about 5 business days after the study fee is paid, extendable to up to 30 calendar days if additional documents or an interview are requested. The Visa V for tourism typically permits stays up to 90 days (commonly extendable, with a 180-day-per-calendar-year cap), with multiple entries during its validity. Colombia is not in the Schengen area, so Schengen/ETIAS rules do not apply. Passport must be valid at least 6 months beyond the intended stay with at least two blank pages, and proof of onward travel plus sufficient funds are required. Because sources consistently confirm Egypt is visa-required with an online (electronic) issuance channel, the verdict is eVisa.