The Cuban Ministry of Tourism recently announced in a statement that new conditions will apply to tourist visas issued for the island starting July 1st.
"Starting July 1, you will only be able to enter the country with an electronic visa. Visit our website for all the information and to secure your visa quickly and easily," they announced on their official website. Facebook.
According to official information provided, The tourist visa is valid for a single entry to Cuba, for a stay of 90 days.These can be extended for another 90 days.
Requirements to apply for an electronic visa for Cuba
- Valid passport: The e-visa will be linked to a valid passport and will be valid for the duration of your stay in Cuba.
- A valid email address: An email address is required to receive the Visa code.
According to MINREX, travelers will receive a response to their request within the next 72 business hours. However, if traveling to Cuba by sea, travelers should contact the consular office closest to their place of residence.
Website to apply for an electronic visa for Cuba
La page Applying for an e-visa for Cuba is quite simple. On the main screen, you'll have two options:
1- For new visa applications: They explain that you can apply for a tourist visa directly at Cuban consulates. Once your application is complete, they will email you your visa information.
2- Visa verification: In this section, you can check the status and validity of your visa.
Practical adviceoIf you retain Cuban nationality, but your child was born outside the island and does not have Cuban nationality, you must apply for an electronic visa to enter the country. In any case, consult with your Cuban consulate for further information before traveling to Cuba.
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Beware of fraudulent sites claiming to issue tourist visas to Cuba. There are quite a few of them running scams online.