Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Thanks, but it is actually the other way, I need to get her to Colombia. I have tried the consulate but no answers yet. It is definitely possible and I've just heard of an au pair who was able to head home last week.

Skip the consulate, contact the embassy.

The embassy directs you to the consulate.

We’ll, that’s not helpful! I wish I had another suggestion!

Thank you! thankfully the consulate responded with the waiting list form so we are all set!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Thanks, but it is actually the other way, I need to get her to Colombia. I have tried the consulate but no answers yet. It is definitely possible and I've just heard of an au pair who was able to head home last week.

Skip the consulate, contact the embassy.

The embassy directs you to the consulate.

We’ll, that’s not helpful! I wish I had another suggestion!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Thanks, but it is actually the other way, I need to get her to Colombia. I have tried the consulate but no answers yet. It is definitely possible and I've just heard of an au pair who was able to head home last week.

Skip the consulate, contact the embassy.

The embassy directs you to the consulate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Thanks, but it is actually the other way, I need to get her to Colombia. I have tried the consulate but no answers yet. It is definitely possible and I've just heard of an au pair who was able to head home last week.

Skip the consulate, contact the embassy.

Anonymous wrote:Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Thanks, but it is actually the other way, I need to get her to Colombia. I have tried the consulate but no answers yet. It is definitely possible and I've just heard of an au pair who was able to head home last week.

Our good friends are american and Colombian citizens and are currently stuck in Bogota. They told us this week they will be able to get on a repat flight via Spirit Air in July. The US embassy in BOG provided some guidance. I'd recommend reaching out to the US embassy.

Have the AP contact the embassy as well.

Hopeful someone has already started down this path and can offer some suggestions.

Has anyone looked into sending their Colombian au pair home on a repatriation flight to Colombia. Our au pair has finished her year and desperately wants to go home. And of course all flights are cancelled until at least the end of August. We are with APC. I understand it is very expensive but the agency will reimburse for the cost eventually.