One way ticket Avianca

el flaco says on Apr 27, 2007, 02:03:

It's true Bad luck I guess you'll just have to buy another single ticket. The check in people are very thorough as the airline is responsible for repatriation if passengers are not allowed entry to any country. I wouldn't risk it.

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tomtom33 says on Apr 27, 2007, 04:13:

You could go to the nearest Colombian Consulate and get a VISA. I came into Colombia in Oct. on a one-way ticket. I hold a Rentista VISA.

Otherwise follow the advice above.

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robcarter says on Apr 27, 2007, 09:59:

just make a fake eticket, and print it out, from anothe airline that flies in or out of colombia. thats what i did, and they accepted that. but have enough money in ur account incase that doesnt work and u have to buy a etun ticket at the aipot. i did this 3 months ago from madrid to bogota and it was fine.

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coffee beaner says on Apr 27, 2007, 20:28:

Just wondering I assume this doesn't apply to people with dual-citizenship (Colombian & U.S.)

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timeforachangeofscenery says on Apr 27, 2007, 22:15:

refundable ticket to venezuela I had the same problem. My advice would be to fork out for a cheap refundable ticket to Venezuela. When you get to Colombia, cancel your Venezuela ticket and get your money back.

Hope this helps.

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timeforachangeofscenery says on Apr 27, 2007, 22:19:

almost forgot I nearly forgot to mention that you don't have to have a return ticket. You just have to have onward travel from Colombia.

Cheers

timefor

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