What is the Cuba eVisa?

It is a single-entry electronic visa issued through the official evisacuba.cu portal, valid for a stay of up to 90 days which can be extended once in Cuba for a further 90 days.

Do I need travel insurance for Cuba?

Yes. Travel insurance with medical coverage valid in Cuba is required for entry, alongside a passport valid for at least six months and proof of onward travel.

What is the D’Viajeros form?

Every air traveller must complete the free D’Viajeros digital declaration within seven days of arrival, in addition to holding a valid eVisa.

How long does the Cuba eVisa take?

The eVisa is usually approved within a few working days. Apply ahead of travel and we will email your visa once issued.

Can I extend my stay in Cuba?

Yes. The tourist eVisa can be extended once for a further 90 days after arrival, for a total stay of up to 180 days.

Cuba Visa Online — Price, Requirements & Apply | Tourist eVisa

Cuba Visa Information

Visa TypeTourist eVisa

Length of StayUp to 90 days

Validity180 days from issue

EntrySingle entry

MethodPaperless eVisa

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Documents Required

Only 2 Documents

Passport

Valid passport with at least 6 months validity from your arrival date.

Photograph

Recent passport-size photo with a white background.

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Top Places to Visit in Cuba

Old Havana

Viñales Valley

Trinidad

Varadero

Cienfuegos

Santiago de Cuba

How Cuba eVisa Process Works

1Fill Form
Complete the simple online form.

2Make Payment
Pay securely online.

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3Upload Document
AI verifies your documents instantly.

4Submitted to Immigration
Sent to Cuba Immigration.

5Get Your Visa
Delivered to your email.

Check Your nationality Eligibility

Since 2026 the paper tourist card has been replaced by a mandatory eVisa for most travellers to Cuba. A handful of countries with agreements enter visa-free. Applying online before departure — plus the D’Viajeros declaration and valid travel insurance — is essential for a smooth arrival.

Asia

4 Countries

Japan South Korea Singapore Malaysia

Frequently Asked Questions

Most travellers now need a mandatory eVisa, which replaced the paper tourist card in 2026. A few countries with visa-exemption agreements enter visa-free. Check your nationality page for the exact rule.

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Official Cuba visa portal
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Cuba Immigration
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IATA Travel Centre
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Last reviewedAugust 2026

Next reviewOctober 2026

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