Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: September 3, 2026

Transparency matters, so here is how GeoGringo handles affiliate relationships. I take no money from anyone you might hire in Colombia. No attorney, realtor, developer, clinic, insurer, language school, accountant or relocation firm pays me a commission or a referral fee for sending you their way. That is the whole reason this site is worth reading, and I am not trading it. Some consumer products I mention — a VPN, a language app, software I actually use — may pay a small affiliate commission if you buy through my link. It costs you nothing extra, and it never decides what I recommend. If something isn't worth your money I'll say so. If you ever see a recommendation here and wonder whether I'm paid for it, ask me. [email protected]

What an Affiliate Link Is

Some links on this site may be affiliate links. If you click one and make a purchase, GeoGringo may earn a small commission — at no additional cost to you. The price you pay is the same whether you use the link or not.

How I Decide What to Recommend

Any product, service, or company mentioned on GeoGringo is included because I believe it is genuinely useful, based on personal experience or honest research. A commission never determines what gets recommended. If something isn't worth your money, I will say so.

FTC Disclosure

In line with US Federal Trade Commission guidelines, GeoGringo discloses that affiliate relationships may exist. Where an affiliate link appears in specific content, it may also be noted there directly.

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Using affiliate links is always optional. If you would rather not use them, you are free to search for any product or service directly.

Contact

Questions about this disclosure: [email protected].

This disclosure is provided for transparency and reflects GeoGringo's current and intended practices.