Tourist eVisa + D'Viajeros
Starting from USD 114
- Valid for 90 days after entry
- Multiple entries: No
- Stay up to 90 days
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1. Check your eligibility
Select your nationality and see if you need a visa for Cuba.
2. Complete the form
Fill out the short application form and upload your documents. We will review everything.
3. Get your document
We will inform you once your application is approved, and send you the final document by email.
Cuba visa policy & requirements
The visa policy of Cuba states that all foreign citizens must apply for the eVisa.
As of July 1, 2025, the country has officially replaced its long-standing tourist card system with a mandatory electronic Cuba visa (e-Visa). This change modernizes the entry process by allowing travelers to apply online, removing the need for paperwork or consulate visits. Once approved, the eVisa allows one entry of up to 90 days. While in Cuba, travelers can request a one-time extension for another 90 days, for a maximum stay of 180 days.
Most foreign nationals must apply for an eVisa before traveling, except Canadian citizens flying directly from Canada: their eVisa is included with their airline ticket through agreements with Canadian carriers. Travelers must also complete the mandatory D’Viajeros form within seven days before arriving. This form collects health, customs, and immigration details and generates a QR code that must be shown at entry. Additionally, all visitors are required to have a passport valid for at least six months beyond their entry date, proof of travel insurance covering medical expenses, and a return or onward flight ticket.
Cuba visa policy & requirements
The visa policy of Cuba states that all foreign citizens must apply for the eVisa.
As of July 1, 2025, the country has officially replaced its long-standing tourist card system with a mandatory electronic Cuba visa (e-Visa). This change modernizes the entry process by allowing travelers to apply online, removing the need for paperwork or consulate visits. Once approved, the eVisa allows one entry of up to 90 days. While in Cuba, travelers can request a one-time extension for another 90 days, for a maximum stay of 180 days.
Most foreign nationals must apply for an eVisa before traveling, except Canadian citizens flying directly from Canada: their eVisa is included with their airline ticket through agreements with Canadian carriers. Travelers must also complete the mandatory D’Viajeros form within seven days before arriving. This form collects health, customs, and immigration details and generates a QR code that must be shown at entry. Additionally, all visitors are required to have a passport valid for at least six months beyond their entry date, proof of travel insurance covering medical expenses, and a return or onward flight ticket.
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Common questions
The Cuban government introduced the Cuba eVisa in July 2025 and phased out the old paper tourist card system. The eVisa has several advantages over the classic tourist card: applications are 100% online, they are processed much faster and the only requirement is having a valid passport.
The D'Viajeros form is the entry declaration that all travelers need to complete before flying to Cuba. It is a mandatory requirement for all nationalities and it is linked to your approved eVisa.
Yes, US citizens are a special case due to the strained relationship between the two countries. They can apply for the eVisa and travel to Cuba, just not technically as tourists: there are 12 specific categories under which US citizens can enter the island. Our guide about the Cuba visa for US citizens explains each of them in detail.
The tourist card was a paper document that required an in-person interview at the Cuban embassy, whereas the tourist visa or eVisa is applied for exclusively online. The tourist card does not exist anymore: nowadays, all travelers must have an approved eVisa to visit Cuba.
You do not need a tourist card anymore. Ever since July 1st, 2025, all foreign visitors must apply for the Cuba eVisa online.
Not necessarily. However, if your application is rejected, it might affect your trip dates, so it would be safer to wait until you have an approved visa to buy your tickets.
Yes, you can extend your visa for 30 to 90 extra days at the local immigration offices in Cuba. Make sure you start the process before your current visa expires.
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Tourist eVisa + D'Viajeros
Starting from USD 114
- Valid for 90 days after entry
- Multiple entries: No
- Stay up to 90 days