Colombia Visa for Jordanian Passport Holders in Dubai — Complete Guide 2026

For Jordanian passport holders the answer is straightforward: you need a Colombia visa, obtained before travel. Jordan is not on Colombia’s visa-free list, and Colombia has no visa-on-arrival. The only path is the online visa, applied for in advance.

Colombia grants a conditional exemption to eight nationalities (Cambodia, India, Nicaragua, Myanmar, China, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam) whose nationals can enter visa-free with a US or Schengen permanent residence permit or a US/Schengen visa valid at least 180 days. Jordan is not on that list, so even a valid US or Schengen visa does not exempt your Jordanian passport. The rule you may have heard about for Indians or Chinese applies to them — not to Jordanian nationals.

The process is entirely online — Colombia issues an electronic visa, with no over-the-counter submission despite the Abu Dhabi embassy. The practical hurdle for Jordanian applicants is language: the portal is in Spanish, and Arabic-language documents need translation.

1. 1Open visa.cancilleria.gov.co (Spanish; use a browser translation tool) and select the V (Visitante) visa, Turismo subcategory.
2. 2Complete the form exactly as on your Jordanian passport (Latin-alphabet spelling from the bio page).
3. 3Translate where needed: Arabic-language bank statements, employment letters, or civil documents should carry a Spanish or English translation.
4. 4Upload clear colour scans of passport, photo, financial evidence, accommodation, and return/onward flights; plus your valid UAE residence visa and Emirates ID.
5. 5Pay the government fee online — USD 50 study, then USD 45 issuance after approval.
6. 6Wait up to 30 calendar days (official legal time; often faster). Receive the e-visa by email; carry a printout. Complete Check-Mig before each flight.

• Assuming a US or Schengen visa exempts you — it does not; Jordan is not on the 8-nationality list.
• Treating Colombia as a visa-on-arrival country — it is not.
• Submitting Arabic-only documents — provide a Spanish or English translation.
• Skipping Check-Mig, or using a look-alike paid site — it is free, filed only on migracioncolombia.gov.co, 1–72h before each flight.
• Overlooking yellow fever for national parks (Tayrona, Sierra Nevada, Amazon) — vaccinate at least 10 days before; not needed for city-only trips.

Because Jordanians always need the visa, OraVisa focuses on getting the application right the first time — the online V (Visitante) application, the Spanish-language portal, Arabic document translation, and guidance through Check-Mig and yellow-fever rules for national parks.