Cubans, Haitians, and Venezuelans in Colombia

Who can participate?

This program is currently for Cubans, Haitians, and Venezuelans who were in Colombia on or before June 11, 2023, regardless of whether they entered the country regularly or irregularly, and who, at the time of application, have a regular status or are in the process of regularization in the country.

How can I apply for the Safe Mobility initiative?

You can complete the free online form on this website to be considered for and receive information about the Safe Mobility initiative.

Please note that from Tuesday, February 20, the portal will open every Tuesday and Thursday at 8am (Colombia time) for a limited amount of time until a daily quota has been met.

If you have already submitted an application, you do not need to do so again.

All services related to the Safe Mobility initiative are free of charge, and no one can ask you for anything in return. Any requests for payments linked to this program should be disregarded.

Online applications for the Safe Mobility initiative are temporarily closed

Please note that from Tuesday, February 20, the portal will open every Tuesday and Thursday at 8am (Colombia time) for a limited amount of time until a daily quota has been met.

What happens after submitting the evaluation application for the Safe Mobility initiative?

Please bear in mind that not everyone who applies to the Safe Mobility initiative will travel to the United States. Completing the online form on the Safe Mobility portal is the initial step, and it does not guarantee successful completion of the application process.

Due to the significant interest in the Safe Mobility initiative, only those applicants whose submissions are reviewed and fulfill the program’s criteria will be contacted to schedule an interview in Colombia.

Please also consider that during the application review process, it is not possible to provide individualized information about the progress of each case. If your application is reviewed, you will be contacted. No further action is needed on your part.

All final decisions regarding entry into the United States are made by the United States Government.