- Pablo Garcia Ramirez
I was so lucky that a friend told me about InterNations before I came to Bogota. I had the chance to contact many expats there from home.
Our Local Network of Expatriates in Medellin Welcomes You!
¡Hola! And welcome to the InterNations Medellin Community. Here at InterNations, we aim to support you with a wealth of resources, guides, and advice specifically created for expats. Relocation can be daunting, but with our detailed information you'll have the answers to questions such as "do I need to learn Spanish?" and "how do I obtain a work permit?". When you have concerns or further questions, head over to our forum where our friendly expats are always happy to share their knowledge and advise on everything from finding kayaking facilities to pointing the way towards a great realtor. We encourage you to build on and take advantage of their insider tips as you follow in their footsteps and join the expat population of Medellin. InterNations is a unique blend of essential information and social interaction to make sure you get the best of both worlds as you prepare for your new life.
Why you'll love InterNations in Medellin
and countless possibilities for fun and friendship!
Join Our Exciting Events in Medellin
Attend our monthly events and activities for Medellin expatriates to get to know like-minded expatriates in real life.
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Pursue your hobbies with amazing new friends
Do you like culture and music? Books? Food? Or is having a relaxed coffee and a chat more your thing? Whatever you're into, we've got the group for you. So go ahead and do more of what you love in Medellin - or learn something new!
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Embark on a New Life in Medellin
Among Medellin's many attractions are the numbers of innovative and unusual parks, where sculpture and interactive educational exhibits render them similar to museums. The most visited is the expansive 20,000 hectare Arvi Park where active expats will enjoy kayaking, sailing, horseback riding, trekking, swimming, and fishing. Trade in Medellin is led by the Antioquian Enterprises Group, a group of large businesses which employ around 80,000 people. Major industries include steel, textiles, food and beverage, public services, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and refined oil. A second group of around 21,000 companies make up the Medellin Cluster and share exporting and metropolitan employment in electricity, textiles, construction, tourism, and business, among others.
InterNations is the largest global network for expatriates, with communities in 420 cities around the world. Meet fellow global minds in your city of residence or get to know local expatriates before you're moving or traveling abroad and never feel like a stranger. InterNations makes it easy for you to stay in touch with your expat friends, both online and offline, so you can grow your network of friends and contacts from all over the world. Whether they live in Khobar (Eastern Prov.) or Abu Dhabi, InterNations allows you to be close to them even if they are miles away.
Meet Like-Minded Expats at InterNations Events in Medellin
At InterNations we know how important it is to have a supportive social circle of friends which is why we provide opportunities for our members to meet in person and start to build lasting friendships. At our regular InterNations Official Events our expats network and socialize in person and are ready to welcome newcomers to the city. When you're settled in Medellin, explore our InterNations Groups to find like-minded expats to share your interests. Latin dance, outdoor sports, and photography are just some of the social groups you can join and start making friends as you build a fulfilling new life in Medellin.
- Pablo Garcia Ramirez
I was so lucky that a friend told me about InterNations before I came to Bogota. I had the chance to contact many expats there from home.
- Michelle Guillemont
I was a little bit afraid before moving to Colombia - a new language, security issues, no friends. InterNations helped me settle in, though.
