Cuba visa requirements (Havana)
Most visitors need a tourist card/e-visa arranged before travel. 5 nationalities enter visa-free, 0 get visa on arrival, and 32 can apply for e-visas — dataset dated October 2026.
🟢 Visa-free nationalities (5)
🟡 Visa on arrival (0)
🔵 E-visa / ETA (32)
Argentine →Australian →Austrian →Belgian →Brazilian →Bulgarian →Canadian →Chilean →Croatian →Cypriot →Czech →Danish →Finnish →French →German →Greek →Hungarian →Irish →Israeli →Italian →Japanese →South Korean →Mexican →Dutch →New Zealander →Polish →Portuguese →Romanian →Spanish →Swedish →British →American →
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa to visit Cuba?
It depends on your passport. 5 nationalities in our dataset enter visa-free, 0 get visa on arrival, and 32 can use e-visa/ETA routes. Everyone else should apply at an embassy in advance. Data dated October 2026.
How long can tourists stay in Cuba?
Typical tourist stays are 30-90 days, but this varies by nationality — confirm with official sources.
Where is the official visa information for Cuba?
Use the official immigration website linked on this page (https://www.minrex.gob.cu/). Avoid unofficial agents charging inflated fees.
⚠️ Important: Visa rules change frequently. This information is dated October 2026 and is a general guide only — not legal advice. Always confirm current requirements with the official immigration site for Cuba before booking travel. Official source ↗
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📅 Data as of October 2026 · VisaGlide is a travel information guide, not a government site.