Colombia · 1 rule · 1 calculator
How many days can you spend in Colombia?
For tax, more than 183 calendar days in Colombia — continuous or not, the days you enter and leave included — in any 365 consecutive days make you resident. If those days span two tax years, you’re resident from the second. Colombian nationals can also be resident through family, income or assets in Colombia.
Tax residency
Tax residency in Colombia: 183 days in any 365
How many days can you spend in Colombia before you’re tax resident? 183 at most in any 365 consecutive days, counting the days you arrive and leave.
Day calculators for Colombia
Colombia: questions and answers.
How many days a year can I spend in Colombia without tax residency?
183 at most in any 365 consecutive days — not just the calendar year — counting the days you enter and leave. The 184th makes you resident.
Do my days in Colombia carry over to the next year?
They can: the count runs over any 365 consecutive days, so days at the end of one year and the start of the next add up — and if they pass 183, you’re resident from the second year.
Can a Colombian living abroad stop being tax resident in Colombia?
Yes, if 50% or more of their yearly income comes from, or 50% or more of their assets are in, the country where they’re domiciled. Residence abroad is proved to DIAN with a tax residence certificate from that country.
How many days can you spend in Colombia? FlySee counts them for you.
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- A tax tracker of your own counts the 183 days: fewer than 184 in any 12 months, any part of a day
- Shows the date you can stay until, and the days left in the 12 months
- Gives you a heads-up before you reach the limit
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Sources
FlySee counts days; it doesn’t give tax advice. Whether you’re resident is for you and your adviser.