Consulate-General of Colombia in Hong Kong

A jurisdiction covering three territories

The Consulate-General is in China Merchants Tower at Shun Tak Centre on Connaught Road Central in Sheung Wan. Its jurisdiction covers Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. Although the office serves all three areas, each has distinct migration rules; the Consulate cautions users not to confuse their residence and travel requirements.

Consular services and visas

The office provides consular services to Colombians and processes Colombian visa applications for foreign nationals legally resident within its jurisdiction. Visa applications are submitted online through the Ministry’s platform; the office publishes guidance on supporting documents, electronic payments and follow-up. Requirements depend on nationality and purpose of travel, so read the relevant instructions before starting.

• Passports, identity documents and civil registration.
• Notarial acts, copies and other consular services.
• Guidance on Colombian visas for legal residents of the assigned territory.
• Consular assistance; the emergency telephone and WhatsApp number are reserved for urgent situations.

An official notice from January 2026 says Hong Kong passport holders are exempt from visas for short visits and direct airport transit under the conditions described by the Consulate, while Taiwan passport holders need a visa. Do not apply this rule to other passports or other types of stay.

Before attending

Public hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 am–2:30 pm, except local public holidays. Confirm through the ordinary channel whether your procedure requires an appointment and review the current document checklist. The published mobile and WhatsApp number is for consular emergencies only.