The Cuba eVisa, or Cuba Visa Online, is a document introduced by the Cuban government in 2024 to streamline the visa application process for entering the country. Available only to certain nationalities, this eVisa is valid for tourism purposes, granting entry for holidays and leisure. The eVisa permits a single entry into the country, and travelers wishing to visit Cuba multiple times must leave and reapply for another eVisa.

The Cuban eVisa formally replaces the Cuban Tourist Card, starting with the Green Tourist Cards and fully replacing the Pink Tourist Cards by the end of 2024. Travelers who obtain an eVisa will receive an eVisa code, which must be entered into an official D’VIAJEROS form to link the code to their passport. The eVisa code can be purchased at any time before departure and will be linked to the traveler’s passport 72 hours before their trip. Visitors with an eVisa can stay in the country for up to 90 days.

The Cuba Tourist Card is a permit that allows non-Cuban citizens to visit Cuba and comes in two colors: pink for those traveling from or through the U.S., and green for non-U.S. nationals traveling from any other country.

As Cuba transitions to the unified Cuba eVisa, we will no longer be offering Tourist Cards due to the greater convenience of the eVisa.

If you already have a Tourist Card, you can still use it until December 31, 2024. The Tourist Card allows a single entry into Cuba for holidays and leisure, with a stay of up to 90 days. If you plan to visit Cuba more than once, you will need to leave the country and reapply for either a new Tourist Card or an eVisa.