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- Bancolombia - contacting a live person - Colombia forum - Expat. com
This is a tough one You usually have to go into a Bancolombia branch in person in order to reset it There are a couple of Bancolombia branches in south Florida, in the event that you live nearby You may be able to reset your pin there I think you have 3 tries online, after which the account is frozen for 24 hours
- Bank routing number for Bancolombia? Anybody? Please
You say Bancolombia, but there are many branches in various cities in Colombia But also and more to the point, for your stimulus check, it needs to go to a US bank: "Q How will I get my stimulus check if I’m an American living overseas? A There are two ways overseas Americans can get their stimulus payment: direct deposit or through the mail
- Open a Colombian Bank Account - Colombia forum - Expat. com
Just my take as I have traveled everywhere in the all of Colombia since my first visit extended work assignment in Bogota in the winter of 1990 and now living full time in Medellin, actually outside of Medellin, and was able to obtain a Bancolombia account about 8 years ago with only my USA passport, now for the past 5 years have my visa cedula and actually had to transfer amend my Bancolombia
- Certificate of Deposit (CDT) -- 17 % annual return? - Expat. com
Last week I got a Bancolombia CDT for 14 97% effective annual rate To get that rate the CDT had to be opened virtually through my Bancolombia savings account and the term had to be 359 days I am a happy camper in “communist” (LOL) Petro’s Colombia with the COP gaining 25% against the USD… because I have a Colombian pension paid in COP
- Colombian banks make it difficult to wire money from USA
Bancolombia requires a LOT more documentation if the total amount received in a calendar month is USD 7000 or more In any case, bring some wipes with you since you'll discover taking fingerprints is a persistant ritual in all things financial in Colombia
- Living in Colombia: the ultimate expat guide - Expat. com
Find everything you need to know about moving and living in Colombia as an expat, including visas, employment, housing, healthcare, and practical tips
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