🇨🇺Cuba immigration routes

Every route we track for Cuba, with the official source behind each one.

7

routes tracked

0

need no employer sponsor

0

map to permanent residence

Routes

• Business Visa

  Consular business visa route for business travel to Cuba, requested through the Embassy commercial office before consular issuance.

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• DViajeros Entry Declaration

  Official DViajeros traveller declaration process used alongside the visa or visa-exempt entry route for travel to Cuba.

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• Family Visa A-2

  Consular A-2 family visa for spouses or children of Cuban citizens of another nationality travelling to stay with Cuban family members.

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• Journalist Visa D-6

  Consular D-6 journalist visa route that starts with the Cuban Embassy press office before the consulate issues the visa.

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• Other Consular Visas

  Consular catch-all for Cuba student, event and other special-purpose visas that require direct confirmation with the Cuban consulate.

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• Permanent Residence Application

  Consular permanent-residence application route for foreigners applying for residence in Cuba with medical, police and relationship or purpose evidence.

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• Tourist eVisa

  Cuba tourist eVisa for single-entry visits, requested or activated through the official eVisa-Cuba portal and linked to the traveller passport.

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