Quick Answer: Moving a 2-bedroom home from the USA to Colombia in a 20 ft container with AB Group Shipping costs from $2,600 (September 2026 quote) from Miami, with 4 days of transit to Cartagena, or from Houston at the same price in 10 days. Prices are port to port and exclude Colombian import taxes and destination charges.
- Sea freight for a household move to Colombia costs from $2,600 (2-bedroom, 20 ft) and $2,800 (3+ bedroom, 40 ft HC) from Miami or Houston, September 2026 rates, with 4 to 12 days at sea from Miami and 10 from Houston
- Household goods are not duty-free in Colombia: DIAN charges a single 15% tax on the menaje of people who lived abroad at least 24 of the last 36 months, and only Colombians certified under Ley 1565 de 2012 are exempt, up to 2,400 UVT (as of October 2026)
- Vehicles, weapons, food, liquor, plants and commercial quantities cannot travel as household goods, and Colombia does not license imports of used vehicles
- Major Colombian ports are Cartagena (Caribbean coast) and Buenaventura (Pacific coast) with different advantages
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| Port | Boxes | 2-bed | 3+ bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| MiamiPort Everglades | $1,869 | $2,600 | $2,800 |
| Houston | $4,064 | $2,600 | $2,800 |
| New JerseyNew York | ≈ $1,869 | $2,660 | $2,800 |
| Los Angeles | $4,290 | ≈ $2,600 | ≈ $2,800 |
Port to port to Barranquilla or Cartagena, in USD, quoted with our system on September 28, 2026. Includes freight and US export charges; excludes import taxes and destination charges. Boxes: consolidated, ≈13 m³. 2-bed: 20 ft container. 3+ bed: 40 ft HC container. The calculator on this page gives your exact price, with pickup and delivery. ≈ Approximate price: what our system quotes leaving from another port, or the median of the other ports for that shipment.
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Each port in the table is the one that cargo from these states usually leaves through. Miami: Florida. Houston: Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. New Jersey: New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia and West Virginia. Los Angeles: California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah and Hawaii. Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama ship through Savannah; Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota ship through Chicago (rail); Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Alaska ship through Seattle / Tacoma: those ports are not in the table yet. We pick up in every state, and the calculator finds the best port from your city.
What Are Mudanzas a Colombia and Who Needs Them?
Mudanzas a Colombia are international household goods relocations involving door-to-door moving services from any country to Colombia. Expatriates, returning Colombian citizens, and business professionals typically use these services for permanent residence changes.
Mudanzas a Colombia encompass comprehensive international moving services that transport your entire household from your current country to Colombia. These services include professional packing, customs clearance through DIAN (Colombian customs authority), ocean or air freight, and destination delivery with unpacking services. The primary users of mudanzas a Colombia services include:- Expatriate professionals relocating for work assignments in Colombian cities
- Returning Colombian citizens who lived abroad and accumulated household goods
- Diplomatic personnel and embassy staff assigned to Colombian posts
- Business executives transferred by multinational companies
- Retirees choosing Colombia as their new permanent residence
- Students pursuing long-term education programs requiring household setup
Pro Tip
Send everything in one shipment. DIAN authorises only one menaje per family unit, through a single customs office, and a second one is not allowed for 5 years. Vehicles are not part of menaje.
Removals to Colombia: What an International Moving Company Actually Does
Whether you call it removals, an international move or shipping household goods, the job is the same: getting your furniture and personal effects from your door in the USA, Canada or the UK to your new home in Bogotá, Medellín, Cali or Cartagena with DIAN clearance handled. An international moving company coordinates packing, export paperwork, ocean or air freight, Colombian customs and final delivery. A freight forwarder like AB Group Shipping does the same lane work but lets you choose how much of the packing and delivery you handle yourself, which is how most families keep their freight close to our port-to-port rates: $2,600 for a 2-bedroom move in a 20 ft container from Miami or Houston and $2,800 for a 3+ bedroom move in a 40 ft HC (September 2026 rates).
| Service level | What is included | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Port-to-port | Ocean freight from Miami or another US port to Cartagena or Buenaventura; you deliver to the warehouse and collect at destination | Returning Colombians with family help on both ends |
| Door-to-port | Pickup and export paperwork in the USA, ocean freight, DIAN clearance; you arrange inland delivery in Colombia | Moves to coastal cities near the port |
| Door-to-door | Packing, pickup, freight, customs, delivery and unpacking at your Colombian address | Expats and families moving to Bogotá or Medellín |
For a partial household (roughly 5–15 cubic metres) shared container space (LCL) is usually the economical choice; a full three-bedroom home fills a 20-foot container and is quoted as FCL, like the USD 4,235 all-in COSCO quote a reader received in August 2026. Ask any mover for the volume in cubic metres, the Incoterm they are quoting and whether customs agency fees and destination port charges are included, because those three items explain most of the spread between quotes.
Colombian Customs Regulations for International Moves (DIAN Requirements)
Household goods are not duty-free in Colombia. Under Decreto 1165 de 2019, a person who lived abroad at least 24 of the 36 months before arriving to settle in Colombia may import the family's household goods (menaje doméstico) without an import licence, paying a single tax (tributo único) of 15% of their value. Only Colombians certified under Ley 1565 de 2012 are exempt, up to 2,400 UVT.
DIAN, Colombia's tax and customs authority, applies its own regime to menaje doméstico. As of October 2026 the rules are in articles 279 to 285 of Decreto 1165 de 2019 and in DIAN Resolución 46 de 2019:- Who qualifies: anyone who lived outside Colombia at least 24 months, continuous or not, in the 3 years before arriving to establish residence. The decree does not distinguish Colombians from foreigners and names no visa type
- What you pay: a single 15% tax (tributo único) in place of regular duty and IVA, on the value the customs inspector assigns to the goods
- Arrival window: the shipment must arrive between 1 month before and 4 months after its owner
- One shipment: one menaje per family unit, through a single customs office, and another only after 5 years
- What counts: furniture, appliances, computers, personal effects, up to 6 sports articles of a kind and decorative items, in quantities that fit the family and acquired while living abroad
- When it can be declared: only once the owner is in Colombia, with the bill of lading consigned to the owner
The Exemption Is Only for Ley 1565 Returnees
Colombian citizens of legal age who lived abroad at least 3 years, register in the Registro Único de Retorno and receive the beneficiary certificate import their menaje free of all taxes up to 2,400 UVT (about COP 125.7 million in 2026). The excess pays tax, the benefit is granted once, and vehicles are excluded. Diplomats have their own regime (Decreto 2148 de 1991).
Required Documentation Checklist for Mudanzas a Colombia
Expect to provide a typewritten inventory in Spanish with the brand, model and serial number of every appliance and electronic item, your passport with the entry stamp, the original bill of lading consigned to you, proof of at least 24 months abroad, and a mandate for your customs agency. The menaje is declared on DIAN's import declaration (Formulario 500) under tariff subheading 9805.00.00.00.
DIAN sets the declaration form and what the description of the goods must contain. The other papers are what the international movers' associations (IAM, June 2026; FIDI, June 2022) say customs asks for in practice, so confirm the list with your customs agency before you pack.- Typewritten inventory in Spanish with the brand, model, reference and serial number of every appliance, electronic item and bicycle. The movers' guides say it goes without values, because the inspector sets the taxable value
- Passport with the entry stamp and a notarized copy made in Colombia. The IAM guide warns against the automated migration gate, which leaves no stamp
- Traveller's baggage declaration (Formulario 530), stamped by customs when you land, declaring the unaccompanied shipment
- Proof of time abroad: 24 months in the last 3 years. Colombian consulates issue a residence certificate for this; for foreigners, the FIDI guide lists a passport copy with a visa valid for at least one year
- Original bill of lading or air waybill, consigned to the owner of the goods
- Mandate (power of attorney) for the customs agency that files the import declaration
- Ley 1565 certificate, for Colombians applying for the returnee exemption; DIAN requires it before the declaration is filed
Documentation Pro Tip
Build the inventory in English and Spanish as you pack, with box numbers that match the labels. According to the IAM guide, missing serial numbers are one of the most common causes of delay in Colombia.
Shipping Methods: Sea Freight vs Air Freight for Colombian Moves
Sea freight for a full household costs $2,600 for a 2-bedroom move in a 20 ft container and $2,800 for a 3+ bedroom move in a 40 ft HC from Miami or Houston (September 2026 rates) with 4 to 12 days at sea from Miami (10 from Houston), while air freight runs approx. $5.79 per kg from Miami (October 2026) with about 1 day in transit to Bogotá, before customs. Most choose sea freight for furniture and large items, air for essentials only.
Choosing between sea freight and air freight for mudanzas a Colombia depends on your budget, timeline, and the volume of household goods. Each method offers distinct advantages for different moving scenarios.Sea Freight for Mudanzas a Colombia
Sea freight handles complete household moves cost-effectively with 20ft or 40ft containers accommodating furniture and appliances. On our September 2026 quotes the sea leg to Cartagena takes 4 days from Miami in a 20ft container (12 in a 40ft HC), 6 from New York and 10 from Houston.
- Cost: $2,600 (20 ft, 2-bedroom) or $2,800 (40 ft HC, 3+ bedroom) from Miami or Houston, September 2026 rates
- Transit: 4 to 12 days port-to-port from Miami, 10 from Houston
- Capacity: Up to 28 cubic meters (20ft) or 58 cubic meters (40ft)
- Best for: Complete household moves with furniture and appliances
Air Freight for Colombian Moves
Air freight provides rapid delivery for essential items and small moves with about 1 day of transit from Miami or Los Angeles to Bogotá, before customs. Higher costs per kilogram make it suitable for documents, electronics, and immediate necessities only.
- Cost: approx. $5.79 per kg from Miami, Houston or New Jersey and approx. $8.97 from Los Angeles (October 2026 rates)
- Transit: about 1 day airport to airport (Miami or Los Angeles to Bogotá), plus customs clearance
- Capacity: billed per chargeable kilogram, so bulky items cost more
- Best for: Documents, electronics, and essential items
MiamiUSMIA
CartagenaCOCTG
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Calculate your costs →Mudanzas a Colombia Cost Breakdown and Pricing Factors
Total costs range approx. $5,200-$12,800 including packing, sea freight, customs clearance, and delivery. Major factors include shipment volume, origin location, seasonal surcharges, and Colombian import tax (a single 15% on qualifying household goods), which these figures do not include.
Understanding the complete cost structure for mudanzas a Colombia helps you budget accurately and avoid unexpected expenses. Professional moving companies provide detailed quotes breaking down each service component.Complete mudanzas a Colombia including all services from packing through delivery and setup in Colombian cities.
- Packing and pickup services: approx. $800-$1,500 depending on home size and distance to port
- Sea freight Miami to Colombia: $2,600 for a 20ft container (2-bedroom) and $2,800 for a 40ft HC container (3+ bedroom), September 2026 rates
- Customs agency and port handling: $350-$650 (third-party fees; DIAN's 15% single tax on the goods is charged separately)
- Destination delivery in Colombia: approx. $200-$450 within major cities (Bogotá, Medellín, Cali)
- Insurance coverage: 0.5-1.5% of declared value for comprehensive protection
- Additional services: $300-$800 for unpacking, furniture assembly, and appliance installation
Hidden Cost Alert
Menaje pays a single 15% tax on the value DIAN assigns after inspection. Goods that do not fit the menaje list go through ordinary import, with duty by tariff heading plus 19% IVA, and used goods imported that way need a prior import licence (Decreto 925 de 2013). Ask a DIAN-authorised customs agency before shipping anything new, in quantity or outside the list.
Prohibited and Restricted Items for Colombian Imports
Vehicles, motorcycles and boats are not household goods under Colombian customs rules, and Colombia does not license imports of used vehicles. Weapons need prior authorisation from the Ministry of Defence, food and plants fall under INVIMA and ICA controls, and commercial quantities are not accepted as menaje.
Including the wrong item can hold up the whole shipment, so settle these points before packing. Items that cannot travel as household goods:- Cars, motorcycles, boats and other transport equipment: the customs statute excludes them from menaje (bicycles, wheelchairs and baby strollers are allowed)
- Firearms, ammunition and explosives: their import is reserved to the state company Indumil, and movers' guides require Ministry of Defence authorisation before shipping any weapon
- Illegal drugs and controlled substances
- Food, liquor, live plants, seeds and soil: movers' guides list liquor and foodstuffs as not accepted in a household shipment, and agricultural products need ICA permits
- Live animals: pets travel separately under ICA health rules
- Commercial quantities and counterfeit goods
- New items: DIAN's rule is that the goods were acquired during your stay abroad, but movers' guides warn that customs does not treat new articles as part of the shipment
- Medicines and anything for human consumption: INVIMA approval may be required
- Jewelry: declare it; the US commercial guide notes that jewelry must go through a formal entry or customs seizes it
- Wooden crates: they must carry the ISPM-15 treatment stamp
Smart Alternative
If an item is doubtful (new in its box, in commercial quantity or outside the menaje list), ask your customs agency before it goes into the container. Goods outside the list go through ordinary import, and used goods imported that way need a prior import licence.
Transit Times by Origin Country and Shipping Route
On AB Group Shipping's September 2026 quotes, the sea leg to Cartagena takes 4 days from Miami in a 20ft container (12 in a 40ft HC), 6 days from New York, 10 from Houston and 32 from Savannah. Shared-container (LCL) cargo takes 14 days from Miami, 20 from Houston and 28 from Los Angeles.
Transit times for mudanzas a Colombia depend on origin location, shipping routes, and seasonal vessel schedules. Understanding these timeframes helps you plan arrival dates and temporary accommodation needs in Colombia.
MiamiUSMIA
CartagenaCOCTG
Los AngelesUSLAX
CartagenaCOCTG
- Miami to Cartagena: 4 days in a 20ft container, 12 days in a 40ft HC (sailing from Port Everglades)
- New York to Cartagena: 6 days
- Houston to Cartagena: 10 days for a full container, 20 days for shared-container cargo
- Savannah to Cartagena or Santa Marta: 32 days
- Miami to Santa Marta (shared container): 14 days
- Los Angeles to Cartagena (shared container): 28 days via the Panama Canal
The International Association of Movers' Colombia guide (June 2026) puts customs clearance at roughly 10-12 business days under normal conditions, plus about 2 days of delivery to the residence. Add that to the sea leg.
Major Colombian Ports: Cartagena vs Buenaventura Comparison
Cartagena, on the Caribbean coast, is the arrival port for AB Group Shipping's container quotes from Miami, New York, Houston and Savannah. Buenaventura, on the Pacific, is the closest seaport to Cali. On our September 2026 quotes, shared-container cargo from Miami arrives at Santa Marta and box shipments at Barranquilla.
The arrival port affects transit time, inland trucking and where your goods clear customs: DIAN authorises a menaje through a single customs office, and the movers' guides state that clearance takes place at the port or airport of arrival.Puerto de Cartagena (COCTG)
Caribbean coast port where our full-container quotes from the US East Coast and Gulf arrive, with 4 days at sea from Miami for a 20ft container.
- Location: Caribbean coast, roughly 1,000 km by road from Bogotá and 640 km from Medellín
- Sea leg on our September 2026 quotes: 4 days from Miami (20ft), 12 days (40ft HC), 6 from New York, 10 from Houston
- Best routes: US East Coast and Gulf
- Inland transport to Bogotá: approx. $400-$600
Puerto de Buenaventura (COBUN)
Pacific coast port and the closest seaport to Cali. From the US East Coast a ship reaches it only through the Panama Canal or by transshipment.
- Location: Pacific coast, roughly 120 km by road from Cali
- Sea leg: none of our household-goods quotes arrived at Buenaventura in September 2026, so ask for a quote
- Best routes: Pacific origins and cargo bound for Cali and the southwest
- Inland transport to Bogotá: approx. $600-$800
Port Selection Strategy
For Bogotá, Medellín and the Caribbean coast, start from a Cartagena quote. Compare Buenaventura only when your final destination is Cali or the southwest, and weigh the longer sea route against the shorter truck haul.
Insurance Options and Protection for International Moves
International moving insurance ranges from the ocean carrier's limited liability (US$500 per package under the US Carriage of Goods by Sea Act) to comprehensive all-risk coverage (1.5% of declared value). Full replacement value coverage recommended for household goods shipments to Colombia.
Insurance protection for mudanzas a Colombia protects against loss, damage, and theft during international transport. Understanding coverage options and limitations ensures adequate protection for your household goods investment. Without cargo insurance you depend on the carrier's legal liability, which for ocean shipments from the United States is limited to US$500 per package unless a higher value was declared on the bill of lading (US Carriage of Goods by Sea Act). That falls far short of the replacement cost of modern household goods. Comprehensive all-risk coverage costs 1.0-1.5% of declared shipment value but provides full replacement value protection. This insurance covers partial damage, theft, and handling-related losses throughout the mudanzas a Colombia journey from origin packing through Colombian delivery.- Marine cargo insurance: Covers sea perils, vessel accidents, and container damage during ocean transit
- Inland transit coverage: Protects during truck transport from origin to port and Colombian port to destination
- Warehouse coverage: Covers storage periods at origin, destination, and customs clearance facilities
- Total loss protection: Full replacement value if entire shipment is lost or destroyed
- Partial loss coverage: Repair or replacement costs for individual damaged items
Coverage Limitation
Many policies limit or exclude high-value items like jewelry, artwork and collectibles unless they are declared individually. Ask your insurer for its per-item limit and whether it needs an appraisal.
Best Times to Move to Colombia: Seasonal Considerations
Optimal moving periods are March-May and September-November, avoiding peak season surcharges and Colombian rainy seasons. December-February sees highest shipping costs due to holiday demand and reduced vessel capacity.
Timing your mudanzas a Colombia affects both costs and logistics efficiency. Seasonal patterns in shipping demand, weather conditions, and vessel schedules create significant price and service variations throughout the year.Optimal Moving Periods
- March-May: Spring shoulder season with moderate rates and good weather
- September-November: Fall period before holiday peak season
- Savings: $500-$1,200 compared to peak season
- Vessel availability: more space and steadier schedules
Periods to Avoid
- December-February: Peak season surcharges $300-$800
- June-August: Summer vacation demand increases rates
- Limited capacity: Reduced vessel frequency
- Weather risks: Hurricane season affects some routes
Booking Timeline
Book mudanzas a Colombia services 4-6 weeks ahead during peak season (Dec-Feb) and 2-3 weeks during shoulder periods for best rates and guaranteed space.
Post-Arrival Services and Support in Colombia
Post-arrival services include customs clearance assistance, destination delivery, unpacking, and setup services. Local partners provide temporary storage, appliance installation, and utility connections in major Colombian cities.
Professional mudanzas a Colombia providers offer comprehensive post-arrival support to ease your transition into Colombian life. These services extend beyond simple delivery to include household setup and local adaptation assistance. Customs clearance assistance includes DIAN documentation preparation, inspection attendance, and duty payment coordination. Experienced customs brokers navigate Colombian regulations and communicate with DIAN officials in Spanish, preventing delays and misunderstandings during the clearance process.- White-glove delivery: Professional unpacking and furniture placement in your Colombian home
- Appliance installation: Connections and setup for US appliances (Colombia uses 110V/60Hz, like the United States)
- Temporary storage: Secure warehouse facilities in Bogotá, Medellín, Cali, and Cartagena
- Local moving services: Apartment setup and furniture assembly by Colombian teams
- Utility connections: Assistance with electricity, water, gas, and internet service setup
- Address registration: Help with local government registration requirements
Colombia's household supply is 110V at 60Hz with type A and B plugs, the same as the United States, so US appliances normally run without a transformer.
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The total for mudanzas a Colombia from the US covers packing, sea freight, customs clearance and destination delivery; current sea freight prices by origin are in the price table at the top of this page. Costs vary based on shipment size, origin city, and seasonal surcharges.
You need a typewritten inventory in Spanish with the brand, model and serial number of every appliance and electronic item, your passport with the entry stamp, the original bill of lading consigned to you, proof of at least 24 months abroad in the last 3 years and a mandate for your customs agency. The menaje is declared on DIAN's import declaration (Formulario 500). Colombians applying under Ley 1565 de 2012 add the beneficiary certificate.
Sea freight takes from 4 days (Miami) to 32 days (Savannah) port to port. Miami to Cartagena is fastest at about 4 days in a 20ft container, while shared-container cargo from Los Angeles takes 28 days to reach Cartagena through the Panama Canal. For customs, the International Association of Movers' June 2026 guide estimates roughly 10-12 business days under normal conditions.
No. Vehicles are not part of menaje (Decreto 1165 de 2019, art. 281), and Colombia only authorises imports of new vehicles of the current or following model year. Import licences for used vehicles are limited to cases such as antique and classic cars and Colombian diplomats returning from a posting. Confirm your case with a customs agency before paying to ship a car.
Vehicles, motorcycles and boats are not household goods, and Colombia does not license imports of used vehicles except in narrow cases. Firearms need prior authorisation from the Ministry of Defence. Food, liquor, plants, drugs, counterfeit goods and commercial quantities stay out, and pets travel separately under ICA health rules. Anything outside DIAN's menaje list goes through ordinary import.
Get a volume-based quote, choose LCL or FCL sea freight, book a pickup date, prepare the inventory with serial numbers and the proof of your time abroad, then hand over packed goods. On our September 2026 quotes the sea leg to Cartagena takes 4 to 12 days from Miami and 10 from Houston, followed by customs clearance and inland delivery to your city.
Current full-container prices for household goods by origin city are in the price table at the top of this page. Your figure depends on origin city, container size and destination charges.
Yes. Removals is the UK term for the same door-to-door household move. Either way the provider handles packing, export documents, ocean freight, DIAN customs and delivery; a freight forwarder offers the same lane at port-to-port or door-to-port levels if you want to lower the cost.
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