Automate TRA and SIRE for your properties

SIRE (Sistema de Información y Reporte de Extranjeros) is Migration Colombia's platform for registering foreign guests staying at tourist accommodation establishments. Every accommodation provider in Colombia with an active RNT that receives international guests — including Airbnb hosts — must submit SIRE reports. Rapitra automatically generates the CSV file in the exact format required by Migration Colombia.

All accommodation and lodging establishments with an active RNT (National Tourism Registry) are legally required to submit a Tarjeta de Registro de Alojamiento (TRA) for every guest. This includes hotels, hostels, tourist apartments, vacation rentals, and Airbnb hosts in Colombia. The obligation applies regardless of the booking channel — Airbnb, Booking.com, or direct reservations.

Failing to submit the Accommodation Registration Card (TRA) or the SIRE report on time can result in fines of up to 20 monthly minimum wages (SMMLV) under Law 300 of 1996. Repeated non-compliance can also lead to suspension of your RNT. Automating TRA and SIRE with Rapitra eliminates the risk of missed filings, costly errors, and government penalties.

With Rapitra, automating TRA and SIRE takes three steps: register your property with your RNT credentials, send a digital check-in link to your guest, and Rapitra automatically transmits the Accommodation Registration Card to the Ministry's system and generates the SIRE report for Migration Colombia. It works with Airbnb Colombia, Booking.com, and direct bookings — no manual government portal access needed.

You only need your active RNT (National Tourism Registry) and your TRA system credentials from the Ministry of Commerce. Rapitra handles the rest: it collects guest information through a digital check-in form, automatically transmits the Accommodation Registration Card, and prepares the SIRE report for Migration Colombia. No additional software installation is required.

Yes. Rapitra is compatible with any booking channel: Airbnb Colombia, Booking.com, Expedia, and direct reservations. Guests receive a unique digital check-in link regardless of how they booked. You can also sync your Airbnb or Booking calendar to receive automatic alerts when a guest hasn't completed the check-in form before their arrival.

No. Rapitra is an independent private platform — it is not affiliated with the Colombian Ministry of Commerce or Migration Colombia. Rapitra acts as a technology intermediary that automates the submission of the Accommodation Registration Card (TRA) and SIRE reports on behalf of hosts, using the official Colombian government systems and APIs.