Embassy of Sweden in Cuba

The Kingdom of Sweden maintains diplomatic relations with virtually every state in the world. Sweden maintains embassies and consulates in approximately half of these countries. Sweden's foreign representation consists of approximately 100 embassies and 350 honorary consulates.

In the case of Cuba, Sweden has an official embassy accredited in the island's capital, Havana.

Services of the Swedish Embassy in Cuba

The Swedish Embassy in Havana represents the Swedish government in Cuba. This diplomatic mission works with the Cuban government in a wide range of areas and is also responsible for providing consular support to Swedish citizens visiting, or temporarily or permanently residing in Cuba. It is also responsible for processing visa applications for Cuban citizens traveling to that Scandinavian nation.

Cuban citizens require a Schengen visa to travel to Sweden, as well as to other Scandinavian countries such as Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, and Iceland. The Schengen visa is valid for a maximum of 90 days.

See Here The Advantages of Having a Schengen Visa.

The Diplomatic Office specifies that to submit a visa application, an appointment must be made in advance, using the email address: [email protected]Only 10 applications are received per day.

Regarding the Schengen visa for travel from Cuba to Sweden, which is processed by that country's headquarters on the island, Cuban citizens should be aware that:

The cost of processing the Visa application is the equivalent of 60 euros in freely convertible currency. CUCThis amount is nonrefundable and must be paid in cash at the time of applying for a Visa. 

Minors between the ages of 0 and 5 who apply for a visa are exempt from paying the processing fee and are not required to appear at the Embassy.

Likewise, minors up to 12 years of age are exempt from the obligation to appear at the Embassy. However, minors between the ages of 6 and 12 must pay for the visa process.

The Swedish Embassy reserves the right to decide whether or not to grant a visa. This visa is non-extendable.

The issuance of a visa does not guarantee entry into that country. At the border, Swedish immigration authorities have full authority to deny entry. 

See Here All the information about the visa application process to travel from Cuba to Sweden.

Contact information for the Swedish Embassy in Havana:

Address: Calle 34, number 510, between 5th and 7th Avenue, Miramar, Playa, Havana, Cuba.

Telephone: + 53 7 204 28 31 

Fax: + 53 7 204 11 94 

Email address: [email protected]

Official website of the Embassy: https://www.swedenabroad.se/es/embajada/cuba-habana/

Opening hours at the Swedish Embassy in Havana:

The Embassy is open to the public, fromuneSaturday, Friday, between 9:30 am and 11:30 am 

The Swedish Embassy in Havana. Information services:

Information inquiries should be made via the email address: [email protected]

Consultations regarding passports, visas, residence permits or work permits can also be made by telephone (Telephone: +53 7 204 28 31), between 8:30 am and 9:30 am, fromuneIt's Friday.

All questions related to Visa information should be directed to [email protected], can be sent in Spanish or English.