As its name suggests, the Cuban E-visa is an online visa without a physical document. Once you have applied for a visa, you will receive a code with which you can register as a traveler within the 7 days prior to your departure to Cuba.

All persons traveling to Cuba for tourism purposes require a tourist visa. Airlines will not allow you to board if you do not have one. Please note that all persons, including infants, will need to apply for a tourist visa prior to their trip unless they have a passport from a nation that has a visa waiver agreement with Cuba.

The Cuban Immigration Service has provided a list of countries whose citizens are not required to obtain tourist visas. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of this information. Therefore, if you are a citizen of any of the countries listed, we recommend that you contact the nearest Cuban Embassy or Consulate to verify. Please note that if you obtain a tourist visa and later discover that it is not required, we regret to inform you that refunds will not be possible. Countries whose citizens can travel without a visa are:

Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, China, Dominica, Georgia, Grenada, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Moldova, Mongolia, Montenegro, Namibia, North Macedonia, Russia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Serbia, Singapore, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan.

It should also be noted that there are restricted nationalities that cannot enter Cuba with a tourist visa. These nationalities will not be able to place visa orders online.

The eVisa is valid for 12 months, so you can apply for it at any time before your trip. The validity to stay in Cuba of 90 days begins to count from the moment of entry into the country.

Most people can apply for a visa through our site. If you are eligible, you will be able to select your citizenship from the drop-down menu on the application form and continue with your application. We are unable to provide visas to passport holders from the following countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Kenya, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Uzbekistan and Yemen.

This list is updated periodically by the Cuban Consulate, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy or updating, so if your nationality does not appear on our website when placing an order, it means that a restriction has been placed and you cannot apply for a visa through this procedure.

Citizens of these countries must formalize their application with the Cuban consular authorities. Contact us for more information.

Yes, accommodation must be pre-booked. This accommodation can be a hotel, resort, or private accommodation (casas particulares). Although this is not required to apply for a visa, you must have confirmation from the accommodation in order to register as a traveler or present it to the authorities in case it is required upon entering the country. Please note that in the case of private accommodation, it MUST be licensed by the Cuban government.

If you are unsure about this, please contact your hosts and ask them to confirm this; we will not be held responsible for any situation that may arise due to your staying in unlicensed accommodation.

The system allows up to 9 people per request. If the group is larger than this number, you will need to make one or more requests until the total number of people traveling is complete.

If the number of travelers is large, you can contact us and we will manage it from our office.

The visa issuance fee is €22 plus €20 in administration fees, totalling €42 per person. This amount is paid when applying online by credit or debit card at the bank gateway where the charge will be made.

Once the application has been completed, you should receive confirmation and the visa issued within a few minutes in the email account you provided.

If this is not the case, first check your spam folder or trash. If after 15 minutes you have not received your electronic visa in your email account, contact us providing your application number or the name and surname of the applicant so that we can verify the data and send you the visa from our system.

Visas are issued immediately after the application has been received and payment has been confirmed. In the event of errors or system failures, we guarantee that the visa will be sent within 6 hours.

The visa's validity starts from the date of entry into Cuba and only allows one entry. For each entry into Cuba you must have a new visa. You can apply for all the visas you need on our website with the assurance of having it at the moment.

If you have only changed the dates of your trip, this has no effect on your visa. You can enter Cuba whenever you decide from the moment you obtain the visa. It is valid for one year. You only need to change your travel dates in the traveler's registry (D'viajeros) if you have already done so.

After receiving your visa, you must register as a traveler within 7 days prior to your trip. You can access the online registration form through the QR code that we provide you with along with your visa code or by copying and pasting the URL address that we also include into your computer's browser.

After completing your registration as a traveler, a PDF document is generated that you must show when boarding and upon arrival in Cuba. This document has a QR code and a bar code and you must keep it until you leave Cuba.

If you lose it, you can download it again from the website or retrieve it in your email.

The tourist visa allows a maximum stay of 90 days, extendable for 90 more days after entering the country. This is not true for other types of visa.

No. Cuban authorities require that the passport be valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Cuba. It is also usually required that the passport has free pages and is in good condition.