Colombia has been directly facing the migration crisis due to the democratic, political, social, and economic crisis in Venezuela, which has led to mass migration. The international bridge of Rumichaca in Nariño, a border with Ecuador, is a critical point where Venezuelan migrants pass on their way to other South American countries. The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated the situation, with many migrants attempting to return to Venezuela. The border closure and health emergency have led to increased risks of contagion and a strain on local resources. Initiatives like 'Vuelta a nuestra patria, vuelta a Venezuela' have been implemented to assist migrants in returning to Venezuela. The article highlights the challenges faced by Venezuelan migrants in Nariño, including weather conditions, lack of job opportunities, xenophobia, and the risk of contagion during the pandemic.