Even if you have already received your visa number code for Cuba, it does not mean that your e-visa has been activated. In the 7 days prior to your arrival in Cuba, you need to register your trip on the D'Viajeros website. On this website, you will also be able to activate your e-visa. Read on to know how this works.
Receive your visa code number
The e-visa for Cuba that you can apply for on this website is actually a visa code number. Once you have filled in the application form and fulfilled the payment, you will receive a visa number code. Use this code to activate your e-visa on D'Viajeros, the website of the Cuban immigration services. During the seven days prior to your arrival in Cuba, you have to register your trip on this website by filling in a form. After this, you will be able to travel to Cuba.
The D'Viajeros form step by step
Once your application has been approved, your visa code number will be displayed on your personal status page. Click on your visa code and you will immediately be redirected to the D'Viajeros website. Although the website is automatically displayed in Spanish, you can change the language settings by clicking on the language icon at the top right. You will need to fill in a form consisting of five different parts. Read on to find out how to do it.
1. Personal data
On the first page of the form you will need to enter some personal data, like your first and last names, as well as your date of birth. You will also have to enter the number of the passport you will be using to travel to Cuba.
2. Your travel itinerary in Cuba
On this page you have to provide information about your trip to Cuba. You need to indicate your expected arrival date in Cuba, the name of your airline and your flight number. You will also need to indicate the airport where you will arrive in the country and your travel purpose. Your visa code number will be automatically be filled in on this page.
3. Accommodation address and health information
On the third page of the form you will need to indicate your accomodation address in Cuba by selecting the hotel you will be staying in from the list displayed. If you plan to stay in different type of accommodation, you will need to fill in the address yourself. If you will be staying at several addresses during your trip in Cuba, you will only need to fill in the details of your first accommodation.
Besides your accommodation address, on this page you will need to provide information about your health. Among other things, you will have to indicate the countries you have visited in the 15 days prior your arrival in Cuba and whether you have suffered a series of symptoms.
4. Customs information
On this page you must say if, upon arrival in Cuba, you will declare any item at customs. You will have to declare any amount of money superior to US $5,0005 cash, or any personal belongings you will be travelling with which are worth more than US $1000.
5. Declaration of agreement
On the last page of the form, you must agree to the statement of agreement, certifying that you have filled in the form truthfully. After this, the completed form will be forwarded to Cuba's immigration service. You will receive the complete form by email as a PDF file. The form is provided with a QR code. You must show this QR code on arrival in Cuba.
Have you made a mistake in the form?
You can always correct a mistake in the D'Viajeros form. If you are still filling in the form, you just need to click on ‘Previous’, and you will be directed to the previous page of the form. This way, you will be able to correct the data you filled in.
Even if you have already approved the declaration of compliance and sent the form, it is still possible to correct mistakes. To do so, go to the D'Viajeros homepage and click on the ‘Edit Form’ button. Enter the verification code you will be sent by e-mail and your passport number. Then will you be given access to the form again. If you make any changes, don't forget to submit the form again.
Further information about the Cuba visa
The Cuba visa you can apply for on this website is actually a visa code number which you must convert into an e-visa on the D'Viajeros website. Thus, it is not necessary to make an appointment at the consulate or the embassy to apply for an e-visa. The e-visa has a validity of 90 days which can be extended once for another 90 days at an immigration office in Cuba.
Apply for your e-visa
You can easily apply for the e-visa Cuba online by filling in the application form on this website. You can pay using several online payment methods, credit card, Google Pay or Apple Pay.
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