This article gives the contact details of the Embassy of Colombia in New Delhi and the Indian cities where Colombia has honorary consulates, together with the consular and commercial support described in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) bilateral brief of June 2026. The contact details, head of mission and honorary consulates are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register, read on 24 September 2026.

Embassy of Colombia in New Delhi

  • Address: F-2/2 Ground Floor, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057
  • Telephone: 011-43202100
  • Email: eindia@cancilleria.gov.co
  • Website: india.embajada.gov.co

These details are as listed in the register when it was read on 24 September 2026. Contact details can change, so readers should confirm them on the Embassy's website before relying on them.

According to the MEA brief of June 2026, Colombia opened its Embassy in New Delhi in March 1972. India opened its Embassy in Colombia in 1973.

Head of mission

The register lists the head of mission as H.E. Dr. Victor Hugo Echeverri Jaramillo, Ambassador.

Honorary consulates

The register lists no career consulates of Colombia in India. It lists honorary consulates of Colombia in three cities:

  • Bengaluru
  • Kolkata
  • Mumbai

The MEA brief also records that Colombia has appointed Honorary Consuls in Bengaluru, Mumbai and Kolkata. Readers should ask the Embassy in New Delhi for the details of each honorary consulate and which office can deal with their matter.

National day

The national day of Colombia is 20 July (Independence Day).

India's representation in Colombia

India is represented in Colombia by its Embassy, which the brief refers to as the Mission. Mr. Juan Miguel Yacamán Farah is Honorary Consul of India in Barranquilla (Atlantico province), appointed in February 2017.

The brief records that the Mission took several measures for the repatriation and welfare of stranded Indian nationals during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also lists a website and Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts for the Mission.

Support for Indian businesses

The brief describes the trade facilitation work of the Indian Mission in Colombia. According to the brief, the Mission:

  • responds to trade queries and addresses trade disputes
  • assists visiting export promotion councils and industry associations in organising events such as Buyer Seller Meets, Reverse Buyer Seller Meets, roadshows and India Forums
  • advises and facilitates meetings for visiting Indian businessmen
  • encourages Colombian buyers and importers to take part in major trade events in India, and Indian participation in Colombian events

The Mission also promotes Indian exports through meetings with local companies, the National Hydro-Carbon Agency, government authorities and other stakeholders.

Tourism promotion

To promote tourism and investment, the Indian Mission has organised promotion days for the states of Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Odisha, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh, together with road shows and business meetings of tour operators from India. It has also collaborated with ANATO, which the brief calls the flagship tourism fair of Colombia, to promote tourism to India.

Visas and travel

The MEA brief of June 2026 contains no information on visa requirements, fees or processing times for travel between India and Colombia, and no information on flights between the two countries. Travellers, students and business visitors should check current requirements with the Embassy of Colombia in New Delhi before making plans. Colombian citizens planning to visit India should check Indian visa requirements through official Indian government channels.

Honorary consuls

Honorary consuls have limited powers, and an honorary consulate may not be able to issue visas or passports or deal with other consular matters. Requirements for any application should always be confirmed with the Embassy of Colombia in New Delhi.