Planning a trip to Cuba? All travellers now need the Cuba e-visa, the official digital tourist visa required before departure. Love Cuba can arrange your e-visa quickly and correctly, ensuring your travel documentation is ready and your trip is stress-free.
This guide answers all the most frequently asked questions about the Cuba e-visa, including eligibility, requirements, processing times, and which passport holders can apply.
The Cuba e-visa is an electronic tourist visa allowing visitors to enter Cuba for tourism purposes. It replaces the traditional paper Cuba tourist card. Once approved, the e-visa is linked to your travel documentation, allowing smooth entry into Cuba.
Love Cuba can handle your Cuba e-visa application, so you don’t have to worry about errors or delays.
Yes. Most travellers visiting Cuba for tourism require a visa. Airlines may deny boarding without the correct documentation.
Love Cuba can arrange your Cuba e-visa as part of your holiday booking, ensuring your travel plans are fully compliant with Cuban immigration requirements.
Absolutely. Love Cuba can:
This service avoids common application errors that could delay or prevent entry to Cuba.
There are two main options:
Many travellers prefer Love Cuba to ensure a smooth, error-free application process.
Most applications are processed within a few days, although processing times vary depending on demand.
Applying at least 1–2 weeks before travel is recommended. Love Cuba ensures your application is submitted early to prevent delays, and we can normally process it for you within 24 hours.
The standard Cuba tourist e-visa allows up to 90 days of stay. Extensions may be available for an additional 90 days through Cuban immigration offices locally.
The e-visa is generally valid for a single entry and begins upon arrival in Cuba. Your passport must remain valid for the duration of your trip.
You will need:
Love Cuba guides clients through every step to ensure accuracy.
Eligible travellers include passport holders from:
Love Cuba can organise visas for eligible travellers booking holidays with us.
Some nationalities must apply through a Cuban embassy or consulate instead of the online e-visa system.
Requirements vary depending on nationality and travel circumstances. Love Cuba can confirm your eligibility and advise the correct process.
Yes. The D'Viajeros online travel declaration must be completed before arrival. It collects passport, health, and customs information and issues a QR code for Cuban immigration.
This form is usually completed within 48 hours of travel.
Yes. Cuba requires travellers to carry insurance covering medical treatment during their stay. Proof may be requested on arrival.
No. Airlines require your visa or travel authorisation before departure. Love Cuba ensures your e-visa is ready in advance.
Errors in your application can cause delays or denied entry. Common mistakes include:
Travellers from the United Kingdom must obtain a Cuba e-visa before departure. Love Cuba can arrange your e-visa and advise on:
The Cuba e-visa typically costs £27.00, depending on your nationality. Fees may differ if applying via a consulate. Love Cuba provides transparent pricing and full support, including processing and documentation guidance.
Processing for a Cuba e-visa usually takes 3–5 business days, though delays can occur during peak travel times. Love Cuba can normally process your e-visa within 24 hours though.
Love Cuba ensures your e-visa is submitted well before your departure, avoiding last-minute issues.
Your passport needs to be valid for at least 6 months after your departure date.
We have a step by step guide on video for you on or FAQ page under the do I need a visa for Cuba section.
Travel requirements can change at any time, it is ultimately your responsibility to stay informed. Uk Travellers should always check the FCDO Cuba Travel Advice page.
