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🇨🇺 Republic of Cuba · short term business

Tourist eVisa

By Sam Parks · Last reviewed: 28 June 2026

Cuba tourist eVisa for single-entry visits, requested or activated through the official eVisa-Cuba portal and linked to the traveller passport.

No sponsorship requiredDoes not lead to permanent residencySingle entry; 90-day stay, extendable for 90 days according to the official eVisa-Cuba portal.In flux
Processing time
The eVisa-Cuba portal text says applicants receive a response within the next 72 business hours.
Government fees
Fees and payment methods vary by consulate/payment channel in the official portal; confirm the displayed cost and upload proof of payment where required.
Typical duration
Single entry; 90-day stay, extendable for 90 days according to the official eVisa-Cuba portal.
Sponsorship required
No
Leads to permanent residency
No
Reviewed 28 June 2026Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
Rule changes note —Cuba now publishes an official eVisa-Cuba portal for tourist visa applications, activation and verification, while Cuban mission pages still publish consular visa and permanent-residence service notes. This packet deliberately avoids unsourced work-permit or temporary-residence claims; employment, study and special-purpose cases should be confirmed with the competent Cuban consulate or Cuban institution before travel.
OverviewSourcesEligibilityPathwayApplyFAQ

Overview

The official eVisa-Cuba portal says the tourist visa is valid for a single entry to Cuba for a stay of 90 days, extendable for a further 90 days. The electronic visa is linked to the valid passport used for the stay, and the applicant needs an email address to receive the visa code. The portal supports new visa applications through Cuban consulates, activation of a visa code obtained through a travel agency, and verification of visa status or validity.

ℹ️ Who can apply?

You do not need a job offer or employer to apply for the Tourist eVisa. This route does not lead to permanent residence. Open to qualifying applicants from all countries.

Additional sources

  • Primary source

    eVisa-Cuba - new visa application ↗ · Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX)

    Link last verified: 28 June 2026

  • Primary source

    eVisa-Cuba - visa verification ↗ · Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX)

    Link last verified: 28 June 2026

  • Primary source

    DViajeros - official traveller declaration portal ↗ · Ministry of Transport of Cuba / DViajeros

    Link last verified: 28 June 2026

  • Primary source

    Cuba diplomatic missions - consular services for foreigners ↗ · Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX)

    Link last verified: 28 June 2026

Eligibility

Typical criteria

  • ✓The trip is tourism or another purpose accepted by the official tourist eVisa process.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ✓The applicant has a passport that will remain valid during the stay in Cuba.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ✓The applicant provides a valid email address to receive the visa code.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ✓The applicant uploads payment evidence where the selected consulate or payment method requires it.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗

Common blockers

  • !Using a tourist eVisa for employment, residence or a purpose that requires a separate Cuban consular visa.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • !Entering passport, nationality, name or date-of-birth data incorrectly; the official portal warns that errors can invalidate the visa.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • !Trying to file through a country where the portal says no Cuban consulates are available for that region.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • !Travelling by sea without first contacting the relevant Cuban consular office, as the official portal instructs.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗

Typical evidence

  • ·Valid passport or travel document number.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ·Nationality and country where the applicant is applying.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ·Name, surnames, date of birth, sex, email and phone information requested by the eVisa form.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗
  • ·Proof of visa payment where the selected consular process asks for an uploaded receipt.Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) ↗

Application pathway

  1. 01

    Check the route fit

    Open the official eVisa-Cuba portal and choose the new visa application flow, or activate an existing agency-issued visa code.

  2. 02

    Build the evidence pack

    Select nationality, country of application and the relevant Cuban consulate, then enter the passport and identity details exactly as shown on the passport.

  3. 03

    Submit through the official channel

    Pay through the method shown for the selected consulate and upload payment proof if the portal requests it.

  4. 04

    After approval

    Check the email visa code and verify the visa status before travel; complete any required DViajeros traveller declaration before arrival.

Official application links

Where to actually go next

Government links only

These are the official pages to use for this route. Open them before preparing documents: the forms, fees, appointment systems, and sponsor steps can change without warning.

  1. ApplyApplicant
    Apply for a Cuba tourist eVisa ↗

    Use this official Cuban source to confirm the current requirements, filing channel and validity before relying on apply for a cuba tourist evisa.

    Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) · verified 28 June 2026

  2. Official portalApplicant
    Verify a Cuba tourist eVisa ↗

    Use this official Cuban source to confirm the current requirements, filing channel and validity before relying on verify a cuba tourist evisa.

    Cuban Foreign Ministry (MINREX) · verified 28 June 2026

  3. Official portalApplicant
    Complete the DViajeros traveller declaration ↗

    Use this official Cuban source to confirm the current requirements, filing channel and validity before relying on complete the dviajeros traveller declaration.

    Ministry of Transport of Cuba / DViajeros · verified 28 June 2026

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Related routes

  • DViajeros Entry Declaration

    Official DViajeros traveller declaration process used alongside the visa or visa-exempt entry route for travel to Cuba.

  • Family Visa A-2

    Consular A-2 family visa for spouses or children of Cuban citizens of another nationality travelling to stay with Cuban family members.

  • Business Visa

    Consular business visa route for business travel to Cuba, requested through the Embassy commercial office before consular issuance.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Cuba tourist eVisa valid for a stay?+−

The official eVisa-Cuba portal says the tourist visa is valid for a single entry and a 90-day stay, extendable for a further 90 days.

Is the Cuba eVisa linked to my passport?+−

Yes. The official portal says the electronic visa will be linked to the valid passport used during the stay in Cuba.

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