Do you need a visa to travel to Colombia if I you are a naturalized citizen of the USA?

no duh! ask your friend or something! I am pretty sure!

National U.S.A. (US) /Embarkation U.S.A. (US)
Destination COLOMBIA (CO)


COLOMBIA (CO)



Passport required.

Visa not required for a stay of max. 90 days, provided coming
for touristic purposes.

Extension of stay is possible, for details see:
For details, click here .

Colombian Immigration Authorities reserve the right to reduce

the length of stay for nationals of any country.


Tourists must hold ticket and documents required for onward or

return travel and sufficient funds.

All visitors to San Andres Island, who are not native to the

island are required to hold onward/return tickets from the

island.

Those attending the "V Cartagena Protocol Reunion", to be held
in Cartagena from 12th to 19th of March 2008, will not require
a visa to enter the country provided holding proof of
accreditation/invitation.

Visa waiver period will be effective from 8th until 19th of

March.

Special restrictions exist for visiting coffee plantations.

Apply to either "Vegetable Sanitary Control" at the airport
upon arrival, or to a Colombian consulate or embassy abroad.

Refusal of entry and deportation will follow, if arriving with

incomplete travel documents. Heavy fines will be imposed on
carrier.

unless you are slightly unhinged you are going to need a visa or pay ransom to get back home. so called visa free periods are for crazy people who like Colombian jails