Very wise, and much earlier than this. Leaving it so late is never handy for sorting things out.

I assume you have a UK passport? it's the nationality of a passport that entry requirements are governed by, here's the 'Timatic' details for travel via madrid.

https://www.emirates.com/uk/english/before-you-fly/visa-passport-information/visa-passport-information-results/?widgetheader=visa&nationality=gb&destination=co&transit=es

And it states you must have a valid Covid certificate or a -ve test within the time frames.

You must also complete the online form before travel (link within the link above)

You also need proof of accomodation, and may require a tourist card depending on what area you are visiting.

So you’ve been burned once before with covid docs, and you are now checking what you need just FOUR days before you travel again…?

Sherpa is a good site for seeing what documents you need. Many airlines use it, and it provides links to official government sources.

https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions?affiliateId=sherpa&language=en-US

https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/colombia

The FCDO site is the defacto site for British nationals traveling overseas and entry requirements to where ever one is headed. I find it best to consult it before booking travel.

Thank you guys for your response yes i have a british passport and as i've checked the entry requirement just mentions i need to fill a MIG form 24 hour before departure and proof of covid. Just i wanted to know if it will allow me to show my documents from the NHS covid pass. It mentions its for travel and a proof of my two vaccines done.

When you talk about updating your Covid pass - do you mean that you went to a vaccination centre with your Peruvian certificate, and they entered it into the system, and it subsequently appeared on your NHS Covid pass? My NHS Covid pass includes non-UK vaccinations, and that's never been a problem anywhere (though I haven't been to Colombia!)

@Aviatrix yes brother it has one vaccine from uk and one from peru but i updated it at the vaccination center and it updated on my NHS covid pass just wanted to be sure if the NHS covid pass will be accepted. I do not want to go get a pcr test or a certificate while i am at airport it will make problems just want to be prepared before hand. I already have both printed with a bar code and my details and names of both vaccine.

#5, I would not trust a British government site to give you authoritative information about entry requirements of other countries. Remember how badly wrong they got things a year or two back with regards to passport validity for travel to the EU???

Use Timatic, or a government site of the country you are travelling to - NEVER a site of a third country including your own.

>>> , I would not trust a British government site to give you authoritative information about entry requirements of other countries. Remember how badly wrong they got things a year or two back with regards to passport validity for travel to the EU??? <<<

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That is one incident in decades of operation. Where there any errors in the link I posted up thread? Also any errors in goverment advice or often reflected in Timatic Also.

Also, being official government advice it is actually considered back door law in the correct circumstances.

If you are not going to trust or advise against using it what is left?