Colombia will allow Venezuelans to cross the border using expired passports. More than 1.2 million Venezuelans have migrated to Colombia in recent years.
Colombia will allow Venezuelans to cross the border using expired passports in view of the difficulty of renewing travel documents in the neighboring country in the midst of its economic crisis, the migration agency said on Friday.
Venezuelans will now be able to use old passports for up to two years after their expiry date, Kruger said in a statement. Most Western nations recognise opposition leader Juan Guaido, and not President Nicolas Maduro, as Venezuela's legitimate leader.
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