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Visa rules for Cuba

Of the 198 other passports, 21 can visit Cuba visa-free. 155 need an e-Visa or online approval before they travel and 22 need an embassy visa or can’t visit at the moment.

Visa-free21
Visa on arrival0
e-Visa or online155
Embassy visa or no entry22
DataDataset 17 Feb 2026 · checked 17 Oct 2026

Which passports can visit Cuba

Each country is coloured by what its passport holders need to visit Cuba. Hover over or tap a country for details.

Every passport, by entry type

Visa-free 21 passports

Southern Africa

East Africa

West Africa

Europe

Middle East

East Asia

Southeast Asia

Caribbean

e-Visa or online authorisation 155 passports

Southern Africa

East Africa

West Africa

Central Africa

North Africa

Indian Ocean islands

Atlantic islands

Europe

Middle East

East Asia

Southeast Asia

South Asia

Central Asia and the Caucasus

North America

Central America

Caribbean

South America

Oceania

Embassy visa, or not possible now 22 passports

East Africa

West Africa

Central Africa

Europe

  • Kosovo · not possible at the moment

Middle East

East Asia

  • Taiwan · not possible at the moment

Southeast Asia

South Asia

Central Asia and the Caucasus

Before you go

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months after your trip, with 2 blank pages.
  • Carry a return or onward ticket, your accommodation details and proof you can pay for your stay.
  • If you need an e-Visa, apply only on the government’s own site: find it through the country’s embassy. Copycat sites charge extra.
  • Check whether you need a yellow fever certificate, especially if you travel from or through Africa or South America.
  • Airlines decide boarding with Timatic: check your route on the IATA Travel Centre.

Sources and checks

How current is this? Entry types come from an open visa dataset updated 17 Feb 2026, corrected where newer official notices show a change (checked 17 Oct 2026). Rules change without notice: confirm with the embassy or official immigration site, and check your route on the IATA Travel Centre before you book.

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