Tourist card is a mandatory entry document that you need for tourist trips to Cuba. The tourist card serves as a special travel authorization for tourist purposes and must be presented upon entry into the country. For most travellers, the tourist card must be approved before departure to Cuba.
At Alla Visum you can get help with your application for a Tourist Card to Cuba. We help you check the data, reduce the risk of errors and ensure that your application is handled correctly before travel. You can start the application online, fill out the form, upload documents, and get support throughout the process.
About Cuba Tourist Card
The Cuba Tourist Card, also known as the Cuba Tourist Card or Tarjeta del Turista, is an official entry document for people traveling to Cuba for tourism. The document serves as a tourist permit and is required in addition to a valid passport.
The Tourist Card is used for holiday trips, sightseeing, visiting friends and family, and other tourist-related activities. It does not give the right to work or conduct business in Cuba.
Swedish citizens traveling to Cuba for tourist purposes need a tourist card before departure. Travelers must also meet the other entry requirements set by the Cuban authorities.
The tourist card is valid for one entry into Cuba and gives you the right to stay in the country for up to 90 days. In some cases, the stay can be extended after arrival through the Cuban immigration authorities. Rules can be changed and decisions are always made by the authorities.
You will need the following documents to apply:
- Completed visa application
- Copy of passport information page
- The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the date of entry
Cuba can change visa rules and document requirements at short notice. It is therefore important to check the current rules before submitting the application.
Rules for Tourist Cards
Important rules to know:
- The tourist card is intended for people traveling to Cuba for tourist purposes
- The tourist card is valid for one entry into Cuba
- You may stay in Cuba for up to 90 days from the date of entry
- Extension may be granted by Cuban immigration authorities in some cases
- The Tourist Card is not intended for work or business
- The Tourist Card is not intended for full-time studies
- The final decision is always made by Cuba's immigration authorities
Extensions can often be applied for at the immigration authorities in Cuba and decisions are made by them
Are you a Swedish citizen?
As a Swedish citizen, you need a tourist card for tourist trips to Cuba. It is important that the tourist card is issued before departure and that the passport meets the current entry requirements. The embassy of Sweden in Havana can provide consular support to Swedish citizens staying in Cuba.
Embassy of Cuba in Stockholm
The embassy of Cuba in Stockholm represents Cuba in Sweden and is responsible for consular services such as tourist cards, visa matters, passport issues, legalizations and support to Cuban citizens staying in Sweden. At Alla Visum, we help you through the entire application process for tourist cards and visas to Cuba.
Embassy of Sweden in Cuba
The embassy of Sweden in Havana represents Sweden in Cuba and offers consular support to Swedish citizens who are in the country. The embassy can help in case of passport loss, emergencies and other consular matters, among other things. The Embassy also works to strengthen relations between Sweden and Cuba in areas such as trade, culture, education and diplomatic cooperation. Swedish travellers are advised to read current travel information from the embassy before departure.
What happens next
- 1.Complete your order by making the payment.
- 2.Each traveler receives an email with a link to fill in their application form and upload the required documents.
- 3.We review your application and contact you if any details or documents need to be completed.
- 4.When your application is ready, we send your visa by email or post, according to the delivery option you chose.
Trusted by travelers worldwide
“Very smooth process. Got help with all documents and the visa arrived on time. Highly recommended!”
Anna Lindstrom
“Professional service and quick response times. Made the visa application so much easier.”
Erik Johansson
“Great support throughout the entire process. Felt secure knowing experts were handling my application.”
Maria Andersson
Why travelers choose AllaVisum
Clear process from application to visa delivery
Track every step of your application with transparent updates and clear timelines.
Help with documents and visa requirements
Expert guidance on required documents and requirements for your specific destination.
Standard, Express, and Premium service levels
Choose the processing speed that fits your travel timeline and budget.
Real support by phone and email
Get answers from visa experts when you need them, not automated responses.
For private travelers and business clients
Specialized services for both individual travelers and corporate visa needs.
Trusted help for popular destinations
Years of experience processing visas for the world's most visited countries.
With AllaVisum
98.7%
Expert document review
Every detail checked by specialists
Error prevention
Mistakes caught before submission
Up-to-date requirements
Always current with latest rules
Guided support
Help throughout the process
On your own
73.2%
Risk of missing documents
Easy to overlook requirements
Common form errors
Complex applications prone to mistakes
Changing requirements
Rules change frequently
No expert guidance
Solve problems on your own
FAQ Tourist Card D'Viajeros to Cuba
The Tourist Card to Cuba is an official entry document that gives tourists the right to enter Cuba for vacation, sightseeing or private visits.
The Cuba Tourist Card, also called Tarjeta del Turista, is the official tourist card required for many travelers visiting Cuba for tourist purposes.
Most travelers traveling to Cuba for tourism need a valid tourist card before departure.
The tourist card is valid for one entry and must be used within the validity period specified at the time of issue.
You can stay in Cuba for up to 90 days. Extension may in some cases be possible after arrival.
You will need a valid passport, application documents, and any travel and accommodation information depending on the current requirements.
Yes, Cuba may require visitors to have valid travel insurance that covers medical care during their stay.
The price starts from 965 per application and varies depending on the level of service (Standard, Express or Premium) and any additional services. You will see the final price on our website before completing your order.
The processing time depends on the Embassy's current workload. We prioritize premium and express applications. Standard processing takes about four weeks.
You can submit your application as soon as you have gathered all the necessary documents. We will check when it is time to submit the application to the embassy based on your planned travel date. The processing time depends on the Embassy's current workload. We prioritize premium and express applications.
At Alla Visum, we help you through the entire application process. We review your documents, help you complete the application correctly, and ensure that all documents meet the embassy's requirements before submitting the application. If the embassy or the authorities request additional documents, we will contact you and help you produce the right documents. We also follow up on your application and keep in touch with the embassy during the processing. Our goal is to make the process as simple and smooth as possible, while reducing the risk of delays and unnecessary rejections.
The tourist card is intended for one entry. If you leave Cuba and want to re-enter, a new tourist card may be needed.
If you are planning an extended stay, you may need to apply for an extension with the immigration authorities in Cuba or research other visa options.
Tourist cards do not give the right to work in Cuba. For work, a work permit and the right type of work visa are required. Working without proper authorization can lead to fines, deportation, and other immigration law consequences.
If you plan to study in Cuba, you will need a student visa or other permit intended for study.
If the purpose of the trip is business meetings, conferences, or commercial activities, a business visa may be more appropriate than a tourist card.
Tourist cards can often be used for short private visits, but depending on the purpose and length of stay, other visa categories may be relevant.
Yes, an extension can be applied for in some cases with the immigration authorities in Cuba. Decisions on extensions are always made by the authorities based on the circumstances of the individual case.
What happens next
- 1.Complete your order by making the payment.
- 2.Each traveler receives an email with a link to fill in their application form and upload the required documents.
- 3.We review your application and contact you if any details or documents need to be completed.
- 4.When your application is ready, we send your visa by email or post, according to the delivery option you chose.
Tourist Card D'Viajeros
Valid for
6 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
90 days
Requirements for Tourist Card D'Viajeros to Cuba
- Copy of passport information page