Cuba Visa

Once arrived in Cuba, the International Tourist Card must be stamped on both sections at the back of the visa. The information must coincide with that in the passport.

No, citizens of Kosovo are not allowed to enter Cuba with or without a visa.

If your boarding point is outside the US, then you will need to apply for the green card, (International tourist card) to enter Cuba.

Yes, they do.

No. Tourist Cards are valid for one entry only. You need to purchase 2 Tourist Cards.

Your Tourist Visa Card can be extended only in Cuba for another 30 days at the immigration authorities office.

Upon arrival at Cuba, Cuban immigration officials will keep half of the tourist visa. Keep the second half of the visa for departure from Cuba. The information on a Cuba Tourist Visa must coincide with that in the passport.

Yes, you can go to Cuba. Cuba considers all people born in Cuba to be Cuban citizens, regardless of current nationality. If you were born in Cuba and left before December 31, 1970  you will need either a valid Cuban passport or HE-11 visa prior to entering Cuba.

No, if you have a valid passport with a habilitacion and valid prorroga, you won’t need to obtain a visa before entering Cuba. Your Cuban passport has a validity of six (6) years, but a prorroga must be obtained every two (2) years to keep it valid until the expiration date.