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You will need a visa or electronic tourist visa for Cuba if you are going there for tourism, family visits, business-related visits, or other short stays. The type of visa you need depends on your nationality, how long you will be staying, and the purpose of your trip, among other things.
At Alla Visum you can quickly and easily start your application for a visa to Cuba. Select the visa type, fill out the form, and upload the required documents. We review the documentation, help you through the process and make sure that your application is handled correctly before the trip.
When do I need a visa for Cuba?
Swedish citizens need a visa or eVisa to travel to Cuba. The Cuba Electronic Tourist Visa is intended for one entry and entitles the holder to stay for up to 90 days, with the possibility of applying for an extension for a further 90 days with Cuban authorities.
In addition to visas, travelers need to fill out the D'Viajeros form before entry. It is a digital form for migration, health and customs information, among other things.
For work, studies, journalistic assignments or longer stays, a different type of visa or special permit is required. The final decision on entry is always made by Cuban immigration authorities upon arrival.
Note: The above information applies to Swedish passport holders. Other nationalities may have different requirements. Some travelers may need to apply for a visa in advance or provide additional documents when applying.
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Fill out your application online and upload your documents.
Our team handles the embassy process and delivers your visa by secure post.
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The Cuba Tourist Card is a travel authorization that allows foreign nationals to enter Cuba for tourism purposes for a limited stay. Alla Visum is authorized by Cuba Immigration to issue the tourist card. Please follow the instructions below on Alla Visum to complete your application before departure.
Valid for
6 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
90 days
Price
From 2260 SEK
The Cuba Family Visa is a special visa that you need if you are going to visit close family members who live in Cuba or are staying with relatives for a longer period. The most common category for family visits is the A-2 visa, which is used for people who will be staying with Cuban family members or relatives during their stay in the country.
Valid for
90 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
90 days
Price
From 3180 SEK
A journalist visa is a special visa that you need if you are going to travel to Cuba for journalistic work, news reporting, documentary production, photography, filming or other media assignments. A tourist card or tourist visa is not sufficient for journalistic activities, and therefore a special journalist visa approved by Cuban authorities is usually required before departure.
Valid for
90 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
30 days
Price
From 3180 SEK
The Cuba Business Visa is a special visa that you need if you are going to travel to Cuba for business-related activities such as meetings, negotiations, company visits, market research, conferences, or other commercial purposes. For business trips, a tourist card is not enough, but you need a business visa approved by the Cuban authorities before departure.
Valid for
90 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
30 days
Price
From 3180 SEK
The Cuba Student Visa is a visa that you need if you plan to study, participate in an exchange program, conduct research, or pursue an education at a school, college, or other educational institution in Cuba. For studies that extend over a longer period, a special student visa is required as a tourist card is not sufficient.
Valid for
90 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
Depending on visa conditions
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The application for a tourist visa to Cuba can be done online through the Cuba eVisa system, the visa is linked to the passport and sent digitally. The D'Viajeros form must be completed before entry, passport details and travel dates must be accurate, incorrect information may lead to delays or problems upon entry.
Requirements vary depending on the type of visa and the purpose of the trip, common documents are valid passport, completed visa application, visa code email address, flight booking or travel confirmation, proof of accommodation, travel insurance, D'Viajeros form, as well as any additional documents requested by Cuban authorities.
All Visas offer assistance with visas and entry documents to Cuba. The price is displayed when you fill in your basic information and start your order.
The passport must be valid for the duration of the stay and should have at least six months of validity remaining upon entry, the passport must be in good condition, damaged or worn passports may cause problems upon entry, the information in the passport must match the visa application.
Tourist visa to Cuba is valid for up to 90 days and can in some cases be extended for another 90 days with Cuban immigration authorities, the decision is always made by the authorities, always check your allowed period of stay before it expires.
The most common visa types are tourist visa or eVisa, business visa, family visitor visa, student visa, work visa, journalist visa, and transit visa.
Yes, UK citizens need a visa or eVisa to travel to Cuba.
Swedish citizens do not have visa-free entry to Cuba, therefore a visa or eVisa is required before travel.
The Cuba Tourist eVisa is valid for one entry and a stay of up to 90 days, with the option to apply for an extension for a further 90 days with Cuban authorities.
The processing time can vary depending on the workload of the authorities, but Cuba's official eVisa system indicates a response within 72 business hours.
You should apply once you have gathered the necessary information and documents, preferably well in advance of departure so that there is time to correct any errors or supplement documents.
The most common documents are a valid passport, application details, travel information, proof of accommodation, email address, travel insurance and any supplementary documents depending on the purpose of the trip.
Yes, at Alla Visum we will help you through the entire application process, review your details, help you fill out the application correctly and check that the documentation meets the current requirements before submitting the application.
Yes, travelers to Cuba need to complete the D'Viajeros form before entry, the form contains migration, health and customs details and is separate from the visa.
Cuba's eVisa is an electronic visa that replaces or supplements previous systems of tourist cards depending on the current transition period and rules, always check what rules apply to your trip.
Yes, tourist visas for Cuba can be applied for online through the official Cuba eVisa system.
No, tourist visa or eVisa does not give the right to work in Cuba, for work a work visa or special permit is required.
Yes, children need their own visa or eVisa as well as their own valid passport to travel to Cuba.
Yes, travelers to Cuba are required to have travel insurance that covers their stay, and proof of insurance can be requested upon entry.
The authorities may ask you to show a return or onward ticket, proof of accommodation and documents proving the purpose of your stay.
If you exceed the permitted period of stay, you may face fines, problems when exiting, and difficulties with future travel or visa applications to Cuba.
Transit may be possible, but if you go through passport control or leave the transit area, a visa or other entry document may be required depending on your itinerary and nationality.