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When you arrive in Colombia you will normally be given a tourist visa for 60 days. You can however extend this visa twice giving you a total of 180 days, at which time you need to leave the country.
No problem at all. We do ask that you complete the week if you have started it. If you are changing to a program with a different price it is also no problem to use any money you may have already paid and then make up the difference.
You will receive an email straight away confirming your details and one of our staff will contact you in two or three days to see if you have any more questions and take you through the remaining booking process.
Not at all. Our beginning level classes are designed for students with little or no Spanish at all. We understand it can be a bit daunting arriving in a Spanish speaking country without any of the language. For this reason we can conduct all communication before you arrive in English and we also offer a Greeting service.
Sure they can, we welcome people from every country on earth, and we do not discriminate based on age, religion, sexual orientation, skin color or any other characteristic..
Nothing was too much trouble for them. I had some concerns about safety and the political situation but what they told me was honest and sensible. It calmed all my fears and sure enough when I got here I found everything safe and sound.
The Learn More Than Spanish team were so helpful when I was planning the trip. They answered all my questions and gave helpful advice about visas, insurance and airline tickets
Never at any stage did I feel I was unclear or unsure about what to expect: that was important to me.
Colombia is the second largest exporter of coffee; it exports over 672 million kg of coffee a year, which makes up over 12% of the world's coffee trade
Colombia is the second largest fresh cut flower exporter in the world. Over 70% of cut flowers imported by the United States are Colombian