以色列(Israel) 前往 哥伦比亚(Colombia) 签证要求

As of mid-2025, Israeli ordinary passport holders DO need a visa to visit Colombia for tourism. Colombia revoked Israel's visa-free status (Resolution 8558 of 2025, effective July 2025) on a reciprocity basis after Israel began requiring visas from Colombians. You must apply for a Visitor Visa (V) online through the Cancilleria SITAC portal before travelling. Until mid-2025 Israeli citizens could enter Colombia visa-free for up to 90 days. That changed in 2025: Israel introduced a B-2 visa requirement for Colombian nationals, and Colombia responded under the principle of reciprocity by removing Israel from its visa-exempt list via Resolution 8558 of 2025 (effective from late July 2025). Israeli ordinary passport holders must now obtain a Colombian Visitor Visa (Visa V) before arrival. The tourist Visa V is applied for entirely online through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Cancilleria) SITAC platform; a consular interview may be requested. The visa is typically valid up to 2 years and authorises a cumulative stay of up to 180 days within any 365-day period. There is no visa-on-arrival or simple eTA channel for Israeli nationals, and the requirement applies to short tourist visits. Travellers should also hold a passport valid for the duration of stay, proof of onward/return travel, and accommodation details. Because this is a recently changed and diplomatically sensitive policy, confirm current rules with the Colombian consulate before booking.