Tips for Living in Colombia
Tips from expats and experts about moving to Colombia and living in Colombia.
Cheap health care in Colombia
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If equipped with a permanent visa (visa permanente) and "Cedula de extranjeria" you may affiliate with one of the Government supported Health Care Centers in Colombia. The health care system in Colombia is still undergoing some changes but as for now allows for basic and advanced medical services. (Continue Reading)
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Getting Approved for an Apartment in Colombia
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In Colombia, you can't just find an apartment and sign a contract the same day (well, unless the apartment is for rent by owner which is almost always the better and easier option). When renting from a company "inmobiliaria" like Century 21 for example, you have to first apply to an insurance company and wait one day for them to approve you for the apartment. (Continue Reading)
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dental care Medellin Colombia
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Recommend dentist Medellin Colombia. Dental clinic Medellin Colombia. Medical and Dental care in Medellín have been recognized as top notch in the world. Medellin has gained a well deserved position as a destination for health care, medical and dental services. dental Medellin is a dental service in Medellín Colombia run by Dr. Camilo Aguirre, a established professional in the oral care field. An english speaking dentist trainee at Universidad de Antioquia with credentials from US universities, university professor speciallized in dental care for adults is one of the professional referents of the high quality of dental care in Medellín Colombia. We've had several people coming from the US and Canada recomend Dr. (Continue Reading)
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Finding a Job in Colombia
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I looked for a job for 9 months before I found one here in Colombia. I probably applied to about 100. Two jobs were offered to me while I was in the States, but one of them didn't work out. The other one seemed like a good option, (translating) but I thought it might get boring after a few months, so I began to look for other jobs just in case. (Continue Reading)
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Acing Your Interview at a Bilingual School
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I applied for work at a bilingual school without knowing it. I found the job through the newspaper but didn't know what I was applying to (besides for being an "English" teacher). I also don't have any experience with formal teaching nor do I have studies in education. (Continue Reading)
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