When addressing the situation of stateless people, it is observed how they face exclusion and lack of protection. This confirms that nationality continues not only to be essential for the exercise of political rights but for the ownership of human rights, which accentuates the discrimination and unfavourability of those who for various reasons have no access to it. This paper describes and identifies some of the scenarios in which this phenomenon is evidenced in Colombia, and critically reflects on the precariousness of the guarantees that this population can count on when exercising their rights, confirming their invisibility.