Most visitors to Cuba need a Cuba e-Visa instead of a consular visa, and must complete the D’Viajeros arrival declaration before travelling. Which one applies depends on your passport.
We can arrange the e-Visa together with your booking: see Visa on our site, or ask us in a support request and give your nationality and travel dates. Entry rules are set by the destination country and can change, so check them again shortly before you go.
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