What is a Cuba Tourist Visa?

The Cuba Tourist Visa, also known as a Tourist Card, is now issued electronically as an E-Visa. This replaces the traditional paper tourist card, streamlining the process for travellers heading to Cuba.

Key Differences: Paper Visa vs. E-Visa

Old Paper Tourist Card (Valid until December 2025):

• You applied online and received the card by post.

• Separately, you had to complete the D’Viajeros Health Declaration Form online before travelling.

New Electronic E-Visa:

• You apply online through us.

• We send you a secure email with a personalised E-Visa link that includes your unique visa number and pre-filled purpose of travel (tourism).

• You then complete the D’Viajeros Form using the link we provide. The E-visa number is already prefilled in your form, making it easier and faster.

Step-by-Step: How to Get Your Cuba E-Visa

1. Apply for your E-Visa on our website

   We’ll process your application and email you a link with your E-Visa code and instructions.

2. Complete the D’Viajeros Form using the link we sent

   Visit the official Cuban government portal (example: https://dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu/visa/xyz)

   • Your E-visa number and purpose of travel will be automatically filled in.

   • You just need to complete the rest of the form with your travel and personal details.

3. Present the completed form at the airport before your flight to Cuba

   The PDF or JPG file that you obtain from Dviajeros is the actual document that you must show upon entry into Cuba. Either an electronic or a printed version is accepted.

What’s Included in Our Service

• Fast and secure email delivery of your personal E-Visa link.

• Step-by-step guidance on filling out the D’Viajeros form.

• E-Visas are issued directly by the Cuban Consulate.

• Customer support if you have trouble accessing your link or completing the process.

Please note that we do not manage or operate the D’Viajeros website, but we are happy to assist you in using the link we provide.

Important Information for Travellers

• Every traveller – including adults, children, and infants – must have their own E-Visa.

• The Tourist E-Visa allows for one entry and one exit, with a stay of up to 90 days from the date of arrival.

• You can extend your stay by an additional 90 days while in Cuba (maximum 180 days total).

• The E-Visa is for tourist travel only. For business, study, or other visa types, contact your nearest Cuban Consulate.

Summary: What You Need to Travel to Cuba

• A valid Cuban Tourist E-Visa (we provide this via email).

• A completed D’Viajeros Health Declaration Form (you fill this out using the link we provide).

• A valid passport (valid for at least six months from your departure date and no less than three months from when you leave Cuba) and return travel documents (flights in and out of Cuba).

Our goal is to make the process simple, secure, and fast — so you can focus on enjoying your holiday in Cuba.

How much does a Cuban Tourist Card cost?

You can conveniently apply for up to ten Cuban Tourist E-Visas in a single application.

• E-Visa Cost: The standard processing fee is £22 per person, with an optional priority service available for an additional £8 per application, providing expedited delivery.

Do I Need an E-Visa to Travel to Cuba?

Yes — All Tourists Need One

If you travel to Cuba for tourism, you must obtain a Cuban Tourist Visa, now issued electronically as an E-Visa. This applies to all travellers, regardless of age, including adults, children, and infants.

Who Needs a Cuban Tourist E-Visa?

• All travellers visiting Cuba for a holiday or leisure.

• All nationalities in our online application form can apply for an E-Visa through our platform.

• Travellers entering Cuba by air.

• For travellers with UK or eligible non-UK passports (check eligibility on the form),

If your nationality is not listed or requires a visa for a different purpose (e.g., business, journalism, or study), you must apply directly with your nearest Cuban Consulate.

What About Paper Tourist Cards?

Until June 2025, both paper Cuban tourist cards are valid. After that, only the E-Visa will be accepted for air travel.

Note: If you’re travelling to Cuba by cruise or sea, you may still need a Green Paper Tourist Card. Please contact your cruise provider or nearest Cuban Consulate for assistance.

Country Eligibility for the Cuba E-Visa

We offer a streamlined E-Visa application process for citizens of eligible countries. You can check eligibility directly using our E-Visa application form.

Some nationalities are exempt from needing a Cuban Tourist Card, while others must apply directly at a Cuban Consulate. You can find the full details below:

• ✅ List of countries that do NOT need a Cuban Tourist Card

• 🛂 List of countries that MUST apply through the Cuban Consulate

• 🌐 Cuba’s Visa Policy

Tip: If your nationality is included in our online form, you can safely apply through us without needing to contact the Consulate.

Trust Our Experience

We are proud to be the UK’s leading provider of Cuban Tourist Visas. Our secure, simple service ensures your E-Visa code and link are delivered fast, making your trip to Cuba stress-free. Plus, our dedicated support team is here to help with any part of the process.

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