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Visas, property, and business in Colombia — explained in English and Spanish.
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CLKR guides and blog notes
Longer guides on the rule. Shorter posts when the facts on the ground move.
CLKR
All guides →- IP28 min
Copyright in Colombia
Copyright protection under Colombian law, governed primarily by Ley 23 de 1982 and subsequent reforms, including Decision 351 of…
Read → - Corporate28 min
Shareholders' Rights in Colombian SAS
Shareholders' rights under Colombia's Simplified Stock Company (SAS) regime, covering governance, economic entitlements, and protections from the…
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SAS General Assembly Acts
The legal nature, requirements, and effects of acts from general assemblies in Colombian Simplified Stock Companies (SAS), including formation, validity…
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Blog
All posts →- ImmigrationSep 1, 2026
The apartment visa is priced in pesos. The dollar moved anyway.
Minimum wage and the TRM both moved since 2024. That changes the 350-SMLMV real-estate visa floor, and it changes the tax math if you sell after about two years.
Read → - BusinessMay 20, 2026
Incorporating a Colombian S.A.S. as a Foreign Founder
Why foreign entrepreneurs choose the S.A.S. structure, what documents you need, typical timelines, and post-incorporation compliance basics.
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Immigration Law
Visa strategy, stay compliance, nationality.
Real Estate Law
Purchase, sale, leases, propiedad horizontal.
Commercial and Company Law
Company setup, contracts, governance.
Tax and Foreign Exchange Law
Tax residency and cross-border orientation.
Civil and Family Law
Marriage, divorce, custody across borders.
Labour Law
Hiring, contracts, terminations, HR risk.
Luque Law · Medellín, Colombia
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How it works
You get a clear question, a written answer, and a price — before you commit to ongoing work.
- 1. Initial consultation45 minutes to map the facts, name the risks, and define the legal question.
- 2. Written concept + quotationA written legal concept (Concepto Jurídico) and a formal quotation within 3 business days.
- 3. Workplan (or retainer)A scoped workplan — or an hourly retainer if the matter keeps running.
We work where two legal cultures meet.
Attorney (UPB) and specialist in International Tax Management. For years we have guided foreigners through Colombian visas, property deals, company setup, and the paperwork that sits underneath — contracts in a language the client actually understands, filings with Migración Colombia, and the gap between common-law expectations and a civil-law system. Daniel leads the file; the team keeps the work moving.