Colombia Has Lost 425 Homebuilders in Four Years
Camacol says 425 homebuilding firms have vanished since 2022, a 28% drop to 1,093. What the Colombia housing market loss...
July 10, 2026Section
Living in Colombia
Colombia’s Presidential Handover Turns Hostile: A Criminal Complaint and Suspended Talks
Colombia's empalme criminal complaint has frozen the handover: joint sessions stopped, prosecutors now watch the tables, and the clock runs...
July 10, 2026
Colombia’s Nomad Visa Now Needs $1,575 a Month. A Court May Undo It.
Colombia's digital nomad visa now needs about $1,575 a month, three times the minimum wage. A court suspension leaves the...
July 9, 2026
Colombia’s Handover Collapses: What the Broken Transition Means for Residents
Colombia empalme collapse 2026: De la Espriella declared the transition over after Petro refused to recognize his victory. What changes...
July 9, 2026
Bogotá Is Quietly Becoming a World Coffee Capital
Bogotá's specialty coffee scene is booming, and the city will host a major global coffee event in 2027. Here is...
July 8, 2026
Colombia’s Handover Audit Begins: The Concerns That Matter for Residents
Colombia handover empalme 2026 starts today: 1,200 people at 22 tables audit fiscal gaps, energy crisis and health before the...
July 7, 2026
Colombia’s July 20 Tax Reform: The Handover Fight and What It Means for Foreigners
Colombia tax reform 2026: Petro files July 20, De la Espriella's team objects. VAT and income taxes for foreign residents...
July 4, 2026
Colombia’s Incoming Finance Minister: What Miguel Gómez Means for Foreigners
Colombia finance minister Miguel Gómez, named June 30, pledges central bank independence and record debt control—here's what foreigners must know...
July 1, 2026
Tango Takes Over Medellín: Your Day-by-Day to June 14
Why does Colombia's Medellín love tango? A foreigner's day-by-day guide to the Medellín Tango Festival's final week — free and...
June 9, 2026