This chapter deals with how the lex rei sitae rule is introduced in Latin America in general and in Colombia in particular. It critically discusses its inclusion in the legal instruments currently in force in Colombia and takes into account how it is approached in the IADIP Draft. After briefly describing how this proposal refers to intellectual property, the chapter turns to the quite innovative regulation it contains regarding the international restitution of cultural property in general and of Indigenous cultural objects in particular. Finally, the chapter briefly refers to the IADIP Draft’s rules on mobile conflicts and jurisdiction before concluding with some final remarks.