Post: #2526

What’s advanced beginner/intermediate Spanish?

Post: #2527

Disregard my post entirely.

Thanks everyone...

I believe I'm an advanced beginner but I'm a tough critic... Mexicanas Ive talked to always think I'm Bs'n when I say I'm a beginner.... But honestly, I can't watch a movie in Spanish so I think I'm a beginner

Post: #2528

(03-19-2019 11:02 AM)IamLegend Wrote:  I'll be in Bogota soon. Very soon. Chances are if you are there now, I will probably run into you. I'd like to PM people who are there now.

I have a general question. I'm looking for AirBnBs near Zona T that don't have a no guest policy. I'm not finding many. Do you guys know of any hotels in the area who won't Cblock if your trying to bring someone up? Also, what are some things to do outside chase tail. My Spanish is advanced beginner/intermediate. I thought it would be nice for outdoor adventure types of stuff or pub crawls, etc. Maybe even strip clubs and casinos

It's unlikely that any AirBnB will enforce a no guest policy. Even in Medellin when I stayed in Parque Lleras, had a no guest policy, and there was an old lady on guard 24/7, she didn't say shit when I brought people up. Whenever I've brought over a guest to a hotel, the girl just had to show her ID and sign in. Worst case scenario they charge you extra for a guest.

Post: #2529

(03-19-2019 12:38 PM)IamLegend Wrote:  Disregard my post entirely.

Thanks everyone...

I believe I'm an advanced beginner but I'm a tough critic... Mexicanas Ive talked to always think I'm Bs'n when I say I'm a beginner.... But honestly, I can't watch a movie in Spanish so I think I'm a beginner

Latina women have huge tendency to exaggerrate. They say "hablas muy bien el español" if you are able to form a complete sentence. In their culture a good will is more important than truth.

Post: #2530

(03-19-2019 02:08 PM)travolta Wrote:  

(03-19-2019 11:02 AM)IamLegend Wrote:  I'll be in Bogota soon. Very soon. Chances are if you are there now, I will probably run into you. I'd like to PM people who are there now.

I have a general question. I'm looking for AirBnBs near Zona T that don't have a no guest policy. I'm not finding many. Do you guys know of any hotels in the area who won't Cblock if your trying to bring someone up? Also, what are some things to do outside chase tail. My Spanish is advanced beginner/intermediate. I thought it would be nice for outdoor adventure types of stuff or pub crawls, etc. Maybe even strip clubs and casinos

It's unlikely that any AirBnB will enforce a no guest policy. Even in Medellin when I stayed in Parque Lleras, had a no guest policy, and there was an old lady on guard 24/7, she didn't say shit when I brought people up. Whenever I've brought over a guest to a hotel, the girl just had to show her ID and sign in. Worst case scenario they charge you extra for a guest.

I'd say it depends. Haven't been to Colombia but when I stayed in Mexico City last month some pads had a no guest policy AND near the entrance of the home. Not sure if they used these to enforce the rules.

Post: #2531

Locked and Loaded.

Changed my RooshV Country Flag too.

Maple Syrup for Closers.

Post: #2532

I forgot to include "cameras near the entrance"

Also, NoMoTO....did you include some tree bark or beaver hide?

Post: #2533

NoMoreTO, I bought smaller bottles.... half or a 1/3 that size does the trick.

Post: #2534

legend says NoMoreTo actually lubes those bitches with his magic syrup

Post: #2535

(03-20-2019 01:02 AM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  NoMoreTO, I bought smaller bottles.... half or a 1/3 that size does the trick.

I've actually got 2 good local friends in Pereira I want to give the bottles to so whole family can enjoy.

The third I will keep at the apartment for obvious purposes. Maybe I will go out to the university for cultural exchange with shooter cups and dole out to the young ladies. haha

Last time I had the smaller, cheaper bottles and it worked well.

Post: #2536

Has anyone here ever gotten a criminal background check with the policia nacional in Colombia? It seems like a straight forward process that can be done online if you are Colombian and have a cedula number, or a foreigner with a cedula but I'm neither, I just have my passport. I need this to apply for a job in Canada, apparently I spent so much time in Colombia over the past few years that I have to prove I'm not a criminal there.

Post: #2537

(03-20-2019 11:44 AM)scotian Wrote:  Has anyone here ever gotten a criminal background check with the policia nacional in Colombia? It seems like a straight forward process that can be done online if you are Colombian and have a cedula number, or a foreigner with a cedula but I'm neither, I just have my passport. I need this to apply for a job in Canada, apparently I spent so much time in Colombia over the past few years that I have to prove I'm not a criminal there.

I have but I am on a work visa and have a residency cedula. It's a bit of a process and takes a day to get processed. I will PM you the form with step by step instructions...I imagine they will do a screening with just a passport.

Post: #2538

Any ideas where to look for apt/finca in or near Guatape for at least a month(besides airbnb)?

Post: #2539

(03-20-2019 03:11 PM)Hoo Wrote:  Any ideas where to look for apt/finca in or near Guatape for at least a month(besides airbnb)?

http://www.fincaraiz.co

Post: #2540

Hoo, you don't think you will be bored in Guatape after a few weeks?

Post: #2541

(03-20-2019 11:44 AM)scotian Wrote:  Has anyone here ever gotten a criminal background check with the policia nacional in Colombia? It seems like a straight forward process that can be done online if you are Colombian and have a cedula number, or a foreigner with a cedula but I'm neither, I just have my passport. I need this to apply for a job in Canada, apparently I spent so much time in Colombia over the past few years that I have to prove I'm not a criminal there.

Aren't you though?

Post: #2542

^I paid my bribes bro, plus a really shitty immigration fine after overstaying
my visa by a day.

Post: #2543

Have they hassled you about your overstay? If you've been back since.

Post: #2544

(03-20-2019 11:44 AM)scotian Wrote:  Has anyone here ever gotten a criminal background check with the policia nacional in Colombia? It seems like a straight forward process that can be done online if you are Colombian and have a cedula number, or a foreigner with a cedula but I'm neither, I just have my passport. I need this to apply for a job in Canada, apparently I spent so much time in Colombia over the past few years that I have to prove I'm not a criminal there.

Scotian, check this link https://antecedentes.policia.gov.co:7005/WebJudicial/ you can use the passport number too. It's called Antecedentes Judiciales de la policia nacional.

Post: #2545

(03-20-2019 11:44 AM)scotian Wrote:  Has anyone here ever gotten a criminal background check with the policia nacional in Colombia? It seems like a straight forward process that can be done online if you are Colombian and have a cedula number, or a foreigner with a cedula but I'm neither, I just have my passport. I need this to apply for a job in Canada, apparently I spent so much time in Colombia over the past few years that I have to prove I'm not a criminal there.

I tried before. It’s a pain, simply because the departments are slow and stupid. I actually had to ask three different offices before one figured out where I needed to go. This was in Medellin. And then of course that medellin office had to coordinate with the main office in Bogota. That took a week for a stupid document. The document was called “antecedente judicial.”

Post: #2546

(03-20-2019 09:52 PM)scotian Wrote:  ^I paid my bribes bro, plus a really shitty immigration fine after overstaying
my visa by a day.

How long did you overstay & how much did youpay? Did you get any suspension time? I am thinking whether it makes sense to deal with visas for overstaying just 3-6 months.

Post: #2547

(03-22-2019 10:09 AM)Hoo Wrote:  

(03-20-2019 09:52 PM)scotian Wrote:  ^I paid my bribes bro, plus a really shitty immigration fine after overstaying
my visa by a day.

How long did u overstay & how much did u pay? Did u get any suspension time? I am thinking whether it makes sense to deal with visas for overstaying just 3-6 months.

A day or two and it was a huge pain in the dick hole, I had to spend an entire week in Cartagena that I didn't want to in order to go into the Migracion Colombia place something stupid like four times for interviews, finger prints, etc. I think the entire thing cost me about 700.000 plus taxis. I don't know if it's because the costenos are such dog fuckers (actually they prefer donkeys there) and lazy but it shouldn't have taken so long.

Post: #2548

Con calmaaa boys, Daddy Yankee sure is good at making hits these last few years.

Good to see a Canadian (Snow) getting paid, probably hasn't done fuck all for 20 years except get fat.

Post: #2549

Anybody else knows at what kind of fines I would be looking for 3, 6 or 12 months overstay?

Post: #2550

(03-23-2019 10:51 AM)Hoo Wrote:  Anybody else knows at what kind of fines I would be looking for 3, 6 or 12 months overstay?

Google it, if you don't speak Spanish well and know how to negotiate with Colombians, you'll probably get fucked and end up paying quite a bit, good luck.