Cuba Tourist Visas

How to Purchase the Cuba eVisa from Cuban Adventures

If you have at least 5 days before your Cuba trip, you can apply for the Cuba eVisa from Cuban Adventures, a convenient and easy alternative to buying the e-visa directly from the Cuban government site. Before applying for the e-visa, please review the instructions:

1. You must have at least 5 days before your trip. We do not process last-minute requests.

2. Fill out the visa request form with basic information (we don’t need your passport number or DOB). We cannot provide visas for citizens of these countries.

3. Make your £45 GBP payment by your chosen method. We accept USD, AUD, EUR, or GBP.

4. 1-3 days after payment is made, a visa code is emailed to you along with a unique link to the D’Viajeros customs and immigration form. If you have requested a visa as part of a tour booking, it will be sent once we have received your final tour payment.

5. You will need to complete the D’Viajeros form to validate your eVisa. The form is not accessible until 7 days before your arrival in Cuba. Read the D’Viajeros form instructions.

6. The eVisa will look like this (see image above).

Purchase an eVisa

Alternatively you can go to the Cuban government website. The price and method of payment for the eVisa is dependent on the consulate you have selected for your application, which does not necessarily need to be your nationality or residence. Only a few countries are able to pay with a credit card, most will require cash or cheque payment. Purchasing direct from the embassy may be the cheapest method to buy the eVisa, but is also usually the least efficient, and customer service may be lacking.

Nationalities That Cannot Use Cuba’s Tourist eVisa

Passport holders from some countries may not be able to use the tourist eVisa, they may need a visa that requires consular approval. These countries are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Kenya, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Syria, Uzbekistan, and Yemen. This list may change at any time, check with your consulate for more information.

Other Ways to Get the Cuba eVisa

Flying via US

It is important to note that in addition to the eVisa which is a Cuban government requirement, you will need to comply with a US government requirement that pertains to Cuba travel even if you do not live in the US. It is easy to do if you are taking one of our tours. Usually, tourists select the general license category Support for the Cuban People.

Please see our latest news on travel into Cuba via the US and check your country’s travel advisory.

Buy the eVisa in the US

Flying via Latin America

If you are flying from Latin America or the Caribbean (e.g. Mexico, Panama, Cayman) to Cuba, you should be able to purchase the evisa in the airport for around US$20-30, usually you can pay with a credit card. Verify the process with your airline. If you would like to pre-purchase your evisa you can apply for the eVisa with Cuban Adventures when booking your tour, or purchase the e-visa alone without any other service.

Flying via Canada

If you are flying from Canada the eVisa is usually included with your flight and when you fill out the D’Viajeros form it will automatically register your eVisa. Verify with your airline.

Flying via Europe

If you’re flying from Europe to Cuba, you can apply for the visa on the official e-visa website, payment methods vary by consulate, or apply for the e-visa with Cuban Adventures. We offer a convenient method that allows you to pay with a credit card.