You must need a visa. This applies to all inhabitants of the European Union, and to people from the United Kingdom. Even underage children must each possess their own Cuba visa. If it concerns a tourist trip, send us an email and our consultant will get back to you.

The Cuba visa is a paper card, which consists of two parts. On both the left and the right part you fill in your nationality, primary first name, last name, date of birth and passport number. After arrival in Cuba, one part is torn off and taken. When leaving the country, the other part needs to be handed over. That is why you should remember to keep the visa with your passport in your hand luggage during your trip. Do not stick it in the passport, but keep it separately.

The visa for Cuba is valid for 30 days. The validity term starts from the moment of arrival. It therefore does not matter when you arrive in Cuba. The only restriction is that the passport that was used during the online application must be valid for at least seven more months from the moment of arrival in Cuba. If so desired, on arrival the visa can be extended by 30 extra days at an office of the immigration service, making it so you can stay in Cuba for a total of 60 days.

Requirements of the Cuba tourist visa:

On arrival, the passport must be valid for at least seven more months
No work may be performed in Cuba with the tourist visa
Minors also need their own visa