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Refill Your Claro Colombia Number with a US Card

The Mi Claro app rejects foreign credit cards. NomadSIM handles your Claro refill automatically — paid with any US or international card, delivered in minutes.

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Why it's hard to refill Claro from abroad

  • 1.Mi Claro app rejects all foreign-issued credit cards
  • 2.Tiendas are unreliable — closed Sundays, kiosks crash mid-transaction
  • 3.Prepaid numbers deactivate after 60 days of inactivity under CRC Resolution 5050/2016
  • 4.Losing your Claro number locks you out of Nequi, DaviPlata, and banking 2FA

“No international credit cards are accepted… It's 2024, I shouldn't have to walk into a point of sale to recharge service.”

— Verified Mi Claro Google Play review, 2024

Plans

Simple, transparent pricing

All plans include unlimited calls and SMS. Prices in USD.

ClaroPlans

Most Popular

80GB

30 days

Use your hotspot whenever the café wifi is unstable — never worry about running out of data.

$33.99USD
  • Unlimited calls to all operators
  • Unlimited SMS
  • WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter included
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18GB

30 days

Plenty of data for daily use, maps, and video calls back home.

$15.99USD
  • Unlimited calls to all operators
  • Unlimited SMS
  • Social media included
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12GB

30 days

Great balance of data and value for moderate use.

$12.99USD
  • Unlimited calls to all operators
  • Unlimited SMS
  • Social media included
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7.5GB

20 days

Perfect for shorter trips — messaging, maps, and essentials.

$8.99USD
  • Unlimited calls to all operators
  • Unlimited SMS
  • Social media included
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3.5GB

20 days

Light data for calls, messaging, and staying connected.

$5.49USD
  • Unlimited calls to all operators
  • Unlimited SMS
  • Social media included
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I top up Claro Colombia from the US?
Yes. NomadSIM lets you refill any Claro Colombia prepaid number using a US credit or debit card. The refill is delivered directly to the number within minutes.
Does the Mi Claro app accept foreign cards?
No. The Mi Claro app rejects all foreign-issued credit and debit cards. This is documented in Google Play reviews and confirmed by Claro's own support team.
How do I keep my Claro number active while abroad?
Your Claro prepaid number must receive at least one refill every 60 days to stay active under CRC Resolution 5050/2016. NomadSIM's auto-refill handles this automatically.
What is CRC Resolution 5050/2016?
CRC Resolution 5050/2016 is the Colombian regulation that allows carriers to deactivate prepaid numbers after 60 days of inactivity. You get 15 business days of advance notice before the number is recycled.
How long until Claro deactivates my prepaid number?
Claro can begin the deactivation process after 60 consecutive days without a refill or outgoing activity. After a 15-business-day notice period, the number is permanently recycled.
Can I use NomadSIM with Claro?
Yes. NomadSIM supports all Claro Colombia prepaid plans, from the 3.5GB plan up to the 80GB Todo Incluido. Choose one-time or recurring auto-refill.
What Claro plans does NomadSIM offer?
NomadSIM offers Claro plans ranging from 3.5GB (20 days, $5.49) to 80GB Todo Incluido (30 days, $33.99). All include unlimited calls and SMS.
Is NomadSIM affiliated with Claro?
No. NomadSIM is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Claro (América Móvil). We are an independent service that processes refills on your behalf.

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