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Step-by-Step Guide: How to Apply for Cuban Visa Online UPDATED for 2024

We all know that rules and requirements can change, particularly when it comes to foreign travel.

And traveling to the country of Cuba is no exception to this.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Staying informed about the latest travel regulations is always important when you travel to a foreign country.

Cuba is a place where things change often and quickly, which is part of the appeal of this Caribbean country.

But it also means that you must stay updated and know the latest steps that need to be taken in order to enter the country hassle-free.

Navigating the Changes: What’s New for 2024

Traveling to Cuba has always required careful preparation, and the last half of 2024 brings some significant updates to the visa process that travelers need to be aware of.

The New eVisa Replaces the Green Tourist Card

Up until August of this year, most people who entered Cuba did so with either a Pink Tourist Card or a Green Tourist Card.

What Has Changed?

The Green Tourist Card was a document intended for citizens of Canada, Australia, Europe, and most of Latin America. The Green Tourist Card was usually obtained online or at airports before departure.

As of late 2024, anyone who had previously entered Cuba with a Green Tourist Card or Pink Tourist Card will now be required to instead apply for the Cuban eVisa.

The eVisa has replaced the Cuban Tourist Card.

What Has Stayed the Same?

Though the Cuba eVisa is now the preferred travel document by the Cuban government for entry in Cuba, the Tourist Card can still be used until the end of 2024.

The Cuban Tourist Card must be applied for in adtvance and will be mailed to the applicant.

The Importance of Understanding These Changes

Understanding these new visa requirements is essential to avoid travel disruptions for anyone who is attempting to enter Cuba.

Thanks to the ease of the eVisa, the only difference now in documentation is the price.

For US citizens, the price is $65. For all others it will be $50.

Travelers should stay informed about these changes and prepare their documentation accordingly. By doing so, they can focus on enjoying their trip to Cuba without worrying about visa-related issues.

Step-By-Step: How to Apply for Your Cuban Visa

Depending on what type of visa you need, the application process will vary.

Let’s look at the different ways to apply for the necessary documentation to enter the country.

Applying for an Embassy Visa

As mentioned earlier, not everyone will enter Cuba with a Tourist Card or eVisa.

People from the following countries will need to apply for an Embassy Visa before they visit Cuba:

If you are a native of one of the above countries, you’ll need to contact your local Cuban embassy or Cuban consulate to determine the steps you need to take to apply for a visa. Make sure you do this well in advance of your travels so as not to encounter any delays.

Note: Those who are Cuban citizens or Cubans living abroad won’t need a Cuban visa to enter or exit the country. Of course, the Cuban government does require them to travel with a valid passport.

Applying for the eVisa

Applying for the eVisa can be done throught the Cuban embassy website online or at our website: www.easytouristcard.com.

All eVisa applications will be processed within 3 business days, but it’s always a good idea to complete your application as soon as possible to avoid delays.

With any sort of Cuban visa application, know that the visa is valid from the moment it's issued.

Once you enter the country, you’ll have 90 days before it expires. If you need or wish to stay longer, you can apply for an extension for another 90 days.

All eVisas can be extended for an extra 90 days while you are in Cuba. You’ll need to visit an immigration office to do this.

Your Key to

Paradise!

Traveling from a NON-US airport? You’re in! Explore Cuba for up to 90 days within 180 days of issuance.

Countdown to Cuba: A Checklist for Before You Go

Traveling is exciting, but often requires some extensive preparation. Having a timeline and/or a checklist to help you stay on task can often alleviate much of your travel stress and help you stay organized.

Here is a breakdown of things you'll want to consider before you begin your trip to Cuba:

Documentation:

Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your stay.
Obtain a completed tourist card or eVisa (whichever currently applies to you.)
Fill out D’VIAJEROS form 3 days before your departure date.
Bring proof of medical insurance (or buy it from an online site.)

Financial Preparation:

Bring enough cash (preferably in euros or Canadian dollars).
Be aware of the 10% exchange fee for US dollars.
Understand that US debit cards do not work in Cuba and US credit cards are rarely accepted.

Health and Safety

Check for any required vaccinations.
Keep a list of important contacts, including local emergency numbers.

Connectivity

Consider buying a local SIM card for better internet connectivity.
Be prepared for slow and expensive Wi-Fi in hotels and public areas.

Packing Essentials

Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate.
Bring all necessary toiletries.
Ensure you have enough prescription medications for the duration of your stay.

Cultural Preparation

Learn a few basic Spanish phrases.
Familiarize yourself with local customs and etiquette.

Final Checks

Confirm all bookings (flights, accommodations, tours, activities).
Fill in your DViajeros official Cuban form before entering the country.
Prepare to have fun!

Easy Tourist Card: Your One-Stop-Shop for Everything Cuba

When you are looking for convenience and reliability for all your Cuban travel needs, Easy Tourist Card is your go-to solution.

Our expert team ensures that your Cuban Tourist Card and/or eVisas are processed swiftly and accurately through our secure, online portal.

We deliver via email. Customers can get their eVisa in 12 or 72 hours depending on what they need and what they pay for.

By choosing Easy Tourist Card, you gain a clear understanding of the necessary steps and a trusted partner who handles your documentation with precision and care.

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