How To Avoid Getting ROBBED IN COLOMBIA (Advice From 2 Years as a Passport Bro)
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🔒🇨🇴 Navigating Safety in Colombia - A Must Watch! Hi, Felix here from The Giant Traveler Channel, bringing you an essential guide on staying safe in Colombia, especially in cities like Medellin and Cenna. As someone who's been living in Medellin since August 2022, I'm here to share crucial insights into the safety challenges you might face in Colombia.
Understanding the Risks: In this video, I dive deep into the realities of crime in Colombia. We're talking robberies, druggings, kidnappings, and even killings. These risks are particularly heightened for tourists and foreigners, and I'm here to discuss why that is and how you can protect yourself.
Smart Travel in Risk Zones: Learn from my experiences and observations about how foreigners often unknowingly put themselves in danger. I'll talk about the common mistakes that make travelers easy targets and how to avoid them.
Vigilance is Key: It's all about being aware of your surroundings. I emphasize the importance of understanding local customs, recognizing potentially risky situations, and the necessity of being streetwise in a new culture.
Language and Cultural Barriers: Not speaking Spanish? I'll explain why this can be a major risk factor and share tips on overcoming language barriers to stay safe.
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Well said bro. Too many naive travelers going to Colombia.
Well said dude!! Stop the cap!!!!
How are you able to stay in colombia for more than 2 years? What visa are you on?
Bro, i know you been all over colombia and you went to brazil, i was in both and i found rio in brazil jist as bad, i want tl go bacl to colombia but maybe not Medellin, i libed in laureles and el poblado and heard it got worst, what you recommend eirh the recent up tick in crime in Medellin
I don’t feel sorry for them. Because they knew & know what they are doing. They know when going to another country that everything isn’t going to be alright. Because if they know NOT to do that in the states, then they should know not to do it to another country.
Hey how is the hair coming?
Fantastic
Straight up on point with my thoughts. Funny I watched the same videos you did too. How dumb can they be? Seriously.
They are very dumb
@02:15 went straight to victim blaming smfh, I do inderstand some guys go there being dumb and being flashy but the guys that been getting kidnapped lately really didn't deserve it. Just be real ther'es alot of people in colombia that lack morals and accountability and you're feeding into it. Tou didn't deserve that the other asian didnt deserve that the guy shot outside the club didnt deserve that and i keep going on. These people have opportunity they have the rain forest there tons of bio diversity lots of resources to make businesses and sell tours and even pets and crops and plants, they can go to college men and women, people of thailand just as poor and they not doing this as much im sure it happens but not like this
Going to Colombia and walking into any strangers house?????
I’m not saying they deserve it but they do stupid shit and wonder they get got
Keep in mind that Felix has an agenda and is going to come out swinging. These crime stories threaten his cash flow which supports his life in Medellin. He isn't in paradise though, but has yet to figure that out.
@@MiguelSanchez-uu9lb How do these crime stories threaten my cash flow? Enlighten me. Please tell me.
@@FelixTheTraveler So Felix you aren't getting paid for views in this channel? Very said. 🥲And we can all see that you promote Colombia, and if everyone was only as smart as you they'd never be a crime victim. 😉🙃
Felix you make the same errors as many other CZcamsrs cashing in on promoting Medellin make. You pick one or two of the dumbest victims then essentially tell us that as long as we aren't so dumb as them, then we are fine. But you haven't done your homework. How about the story of the USA businessman living in Colombia of Panamanian descent, fluent Spanish speaker who was stabbed to death by home invaders? No evidence of drugs, girls, or anything like that has been published. And you don't need to wear a Rolex. North Americans are presumed rich. Or how about the Asian guy from Minnesota that went back to see a known girl, one he has seen on previous trips and she set him up for a kidnap and ransom that led to his death. She played the long game, or later decided to turn on him. There's been plenty more accounts, and from other cities that don't line up with the German kid you wish was typical.
Or let's focus on street robberies. In that case it's two guys on a moto with a gun or one or more on foot with knives or machetes. You could accidentilly be shot by a nervous thief even when cooperating, plus some people just don't like facing weapons. Or you can just be a sitting duck eating in one of the many open air restaurants. These sorts of violent robberies are very common, and why? It's because you are living in a very corrupt undeveloped country with very little law and order, nearly useless police that get no respect, weak courts, and penal system. Ask the locals if Medellin is dangerous. They will all tell you it is, and even some of the wisest among themselves occasionally get got. Much less a tourist, and especially those that can't pull off the local look, no matter how they dress. Listen to the locals people. Felix is still new in town and has a business to run.
Ok Mr. know it all
@@FelixTheTraveler I'm just encouraging you to balance out your reporting.
@@fredsands9220 This is my channel. If you don’t like my reporting then you don’t have to watch.
@@fredsands9220 I agree people may have gotten robbed that didn’t have girls of the night or drugs but most people who have bad things happen to them do go down that path. People who stay out the way 9 times out of 10 have no problems.
@@FelixTheTraveler You can't vouch for those statistics as the vast majority of these crimes surely go unreported. Unless a death was involved such can easily be viewed as a waste of time in Colombia. And if you are out and about you are in the way, at least for street robberies. Taxistas are falling under suspicion more often so best to take Ubers. That German kid had just arrived from Costa Rica where drugging isn't really a thing. How many of us back in the States occasionally left a drink unattended to hit the dance floor? I've seen a lot of Colombians do it in Medellin. But the German failed to do his homework. I just believe that your next video on this subject, rather than only lambasting a guy like that, could cover a lot of specifics of what can go wrong in many different situations, while realizing that Colombia has little to offer in law and order. All are pretty much on their own, and those you think are friends can turn on you.