Cuba draws a steady stream of international students, from those spending a few weeks polishing their Spanish to those enrolling in full degree programs at institutions like the University of Havana. What visa you need, though, depends heavily on how long you plan to stay and what kind of program you’re joining – and Cuba’s […]
Cuba has moved on from the paper tourist cards travelers once picked up from airlines or travel agents. Most visitors flying to the island now need the Cuba Tourist e-Visa, a digital travel authorization applied for entirely online. If you’re planning a beach holiday in Varadero, a few days exploring Old Havana, or a longer […]
If your trip to Cuba involves meetings, trade negotiations, market research, or any other commercial activity, a standard tourist authorization won’t cover you. Cuba treats business travel as a distinct entry category, with its own paperwork, sponsorship requirements, and processing route through a Cuban embassy or consulate – not the online tourist e-Visa system most […]
Taking on short-term employment or a contracted project in Cuba means going through a specific entry category: the Cuba Work Visa, known locally as the Visa de Trabajo. It’s issued for foreign nationals performing paid work tied to a defined contract or project, commonly for periods up to around three months, and it’s a separate […]
