Colombia and Israel Eliminate Visa Requirement
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Colombia and Israel have mutually eliminated the visa requirement starting September 1, 2026. This decision, announced by both countries' foreign ministers, allows citizens of each country to enter the other without a prior visa. The move is part of a broader process of diplomatic and economic normalization between Bogotá and Jerusalem, which includes the appointment of ambassadors and the opening of a Colombian embassy in Jerusalem. The exemption covers various types of trips, such as tourism, business, and academic exchanges.
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