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Unless you work for the government of your home country or an oil or mining, or tech company, in which case you will. be in Colombia on a temporary project/ assignment basis  or to train locals to take your position, you will not be in Colombia competimg with  locals and you will be   paid  your home country salary  plus an uplift for overseas and living expenses.

Profesdionals or any workers  dont just," show up" to compete with locals for $400.to $1000 US a month jobs.

Quite the opposite . Colombians in the past have been relocating and escsping to North América, Australia and Europe allthoiugh these opportunities are drying up ow  except for positions for people with experience  in health care and very specialzed technical fields,and maybe the trades.

Remember Colombia is a dec

veloping country with a GDP per capita of lessthan $7000 pee annum and a double digit unemplyment rate.

Sory about typos. I was in a rush and no time to correct.

These questions about healthcare, taxes, social security payments are more applicable to retirees, digital nomads and other people with outside income, and these topics have already been covered under multiple other threads.

Expats who open businesses in Colombia would also be interested in these subjects plus pay structure and benefits  if they were employing locals