Migration Colombia eliminates some requirements for entry at the border with Venezuela

Now they will only need the identity card, the passport or the Border Mobility Card

The new director of Migration Colombia, Carlos Fernando García, announced this Friday at the Simón Bolívar international bridge, the main border crossing with Venezuela, a change in the requirements in transit between the two countries to improve pendular migration.

“We have made the decision that as of today only one of the three documents that were being requested when entering Colombian territory will be requested, which are the Venezuelan identity card, the passport or the Border Mobility Card (TMF) ” Garcia told reporters.

The objective is to prevent people who do not have all the documents from crossing the border through the “trochas”, as illegal steps are known.

The new director of Migration Colombia added that the “intention is to gradually promote measures that definitely end up integrating the border region that comes in some way with expectation on this issue.”

“The idea is also to expand the number of people who have the possibility of crossing international bridges,” he specified.

The director of Migration Colombia took advantage of his presence at the border to learn regarding the inconveniences of the people who travel daily through the Simón Bolívar bridge, who did not hesitate to express the difficulties they have had at the time of entering the country and, above all, the obstacles that were placed for their exclusive transit that reduced the space and made it uncomfortable.

Given this, García promised to fix it as soon as possible, as well as to find a solution so that funeral vehicles and school transport pass to both countries without any problem.

The director of Migration Colombia affirmed that next October 13 there will be a dialogue to which the different social actors of Cúcuta and the border region will be linked to work hand in hand with the productive sector, unions, associations and action boards. community, among other stakeholders, on border issues.

“We do this with the aim of collecting both the problem and the proposed solutions,” he specified.

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