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Requirements for Travel to Cuba

If you are planning your next trip to Cuba, it is essential that you know the prerequisites to make sure your trip goes smoothly. Here is a detailed guide with everything you need to know:

  • Visa Requirements
  • Medical Insurance
  • Currency
  • Culture and Etiquette

Visa Requirements

Passport Validity
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Cuba. Make sure it is in order before traveling.

Health Affidavit
All travelers must complete a Health Affidavit online prior to your trip. This form must be submitted to the health authorities upon arrival in Cuba.

Visas

Most international travelers need a tourist or business visa to enter Cuba. At present, Cuba offers a system of electronic visasThis allows applications to be submitted and approved virtually prior to your trip.

Visa Exempt Countries

Citizens of the following 20 countries may travel to Cuba without obtaining a visa, as long as their stay does not exceed the stipulated time:

Indefinite stay

 Namibia

90 days within any 180 days

Russia

90 days within any 1 calendar year

Kenya

90 days:

 Benin

 Bosnia & Herzegovina

 Malaysia

 Montenegro

 North Macedonia

 Serbia

 United Arab Emirates

60 days:

 Grenada

 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

30 days:

 Antigua and Barbuda

 Belarus

 Mongolia

 Saint Kitts and Nevis

 Saint Lucia

 Singapore

28 days: 

 Barbados

 Dominica

Medical insurance

It is essential to have comprehensive medical insurance when traveling to Cuba. The quality of medical services can vary and private hospitals can be expensive, especially for tourists. Adequate insurance will ensure that you receive medical care without facing unexpected expenses, and will protect you from unforeseen situations, such as medical evacuations, which can be very costly. Don’t travel without medical insurance: it’s the best way to enjoy your trip with peace of mind.

Currency

There are two currencies in circulation in Cuba: the Cuban peso (CUP)used by locals, and the Cuban convertible peso (CUC)used by tourists. Although ATMs are not always reliable and credit cards are not widely accepted, it is best to carry cash. Exchange your money for CUC at banks or exchange offices, and be aware that if you exchange US dollars, the government charges a 10% commission.

Culture and etiquette

Cubans are very hospitable, so it is important to be respectful of their customs. Appreciate their traditions, such as greeting with a handshake (using the right hand) and dressing modestly, especially in religious or rural places. When visiting a home, bring a small gift and go barefoot when entering. It is also customary to wait for the host to invite you to begin the meal. By respecting these cultural norms, you will enjoy a more enriching and harmonious experience in Cuba.

eVisa Details

  • Maximum visit: 7 / 90 days; up to 1 year
  • Optional multiple entry
  • Processed: within 72 hours
  • Requires: Passport valid for a minimum of 6 months

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is required in 2024. The Dominican Republic implemented the e-ticket to ensure that tourists can enter the country safely, taking all the necessary precautions.

All travelers, both nationals and foreigners, must apply for a Dominican Republic e-ticket to enter or leave the country legally and safely.

If you are traveling with your family, you may complete only one application and include information for all family members, including minors, on the same form.

There is no deadline for requesting the e-ticket for the Dominican Republic; it is possible to do so even on the day of travel. If the request is made more than 60 days in advance, it will be kept on hold and processed at the appropriate time. However, it is advisable to manage the documentation in time to prevent last minute setbacks.

The e-ticket is valid for one use only when entering the Dominican Republic. Therefore, you must obtain a new one for each visit to the country.

It is possible to fill out the form up to 72 hours prior to your arrival in the Dominican Republic. However, it is advisable not to wait until the last moment, since it is necessary to complete it before proceeding with the immigration control.

To request your e-ticket with us, simply fill in some personal information, your passport and flight details, provide your e-mail address and pay with a credit or debit card. We will take care of the rest of the process for you.

No, that is not correct. As of today, passports and COVID vaccination certificates are not required to enter the Dominican Republic. However, if you have a COVID vaccination certificate, you will not need to show a negative PCR test result or comply with a quarantine if you are coming from any of the following countries:

Australia, Brazil, Democratic Republic of Congo, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Ireland, Kuwait, Monaco, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Senegal, South Africa, Sweden, Syria, Thailand, Tunisia and United Kingdom.

As information can change rapidly, it is advisable to follow the latest news on travel to the Dominican Republic or contact the local embassy.

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