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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle<\/a> will visit Colombia for four days following the success of their unofficial tour of Nigeria<\/a> \u2013 after declaring the UK too dangerous to visit. <\/p>\n Harry, 39, said he will not bring Meghan back to his home country without state-funded personal security because he fears a \u201cknife or acid attack\u201d. <\/p>\n The couple were invited to Colombia by Vice President Francia Marquez, but the exact details of the trip, which will be undertaken in their capacity as private citizens<\/a>, is not known.<\/p>\n While the trip is not a royal tour, it will serve a similar purpose, and Ms Marquez said the visit will \u201cilluminate Colombia\u2019s role as a beacon of culture and innovation\u201d.<\/p>\n Colombia, which has more than halved its murder rate since its 90s peak, continues to struggle with crime, kidnapping and civil unrest. <\/p>\n This comes after a friend of the duke claimed Harry\u2019s calls to King Charles are \u201cgoing answered\u201d, People <\/em><\/a>magazine reports. <\/p>\n Harry, 39, has not seen the monarch since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis<\/a> in February.<\/p>\n