Cuba eVisa for Indian Passport Holders

Visa overview

Approx. total fee

~€40–48≈ US$45–54 · ₹4,340–5,210Government visa fee + our service charge; indicative

Processing time

~6–10 days

Typical stay / validity

90 days

Visa type

eVisa / Online Visa

Entry type

Not specifiedConfirm on the official portal

Eligibility

Indian ordinary passport holdersAvailability does not guarantee approval

About the Cuba visa

Cuba is known for Havana's colourful old town and classic cars, the beaches of Varadero, the valley of Viñales and live music everywhere. Indian passport holders visiting for tourism need a Cuban tourist card, which can now be obtained online as an e-tourist card.

The tourist card usually allows a stay of up to 90 days. All travellers must also complete the free D'Viajeros online form before arrival.

Cuba visa types for Indians

Visa options, stays and fees are set by Cuba immigration and can change. We confirm the current options when you enquire.

Who can apply

• You hold an Indian ordinary passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of arrival, with at least two blank pages.
• Your visit is short-term, such as tourism, a family visit or business meetings. Work, study and residence in Cuba need a different visa.

Accommodation requirement

May be requested

Accommodation details may be required

Accommodation proof or details may be asked for during the application or at entry.

Required documents

• Passport: Clear colour scan of the bio-data page of your Indian passport, valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of arrival.
• Photograph: Recent passport-size colour photo on a plain white background, as a digital file.
• Flights: Confirmed return or onward ticket showing your dates into and out of Cuba.
• Accommodation: Hotel booking, tour voucher or your host's address and contact details in Cuba.
• D'Viajeros form: Free online form completed before arrival.
• Travel insurance: Medical insurance valid in Cuba is required for all visitors.

How to apply

Processing time

• Typical time: ~6–10 days after a complete application is submitted
• Plan ahead: Apply at least 2–3 weeks before you fly to Cuba, and earlier during peak holiday seasons.

Before you travel

• Most US-issued bank cards do not work in Cuba. Carry euros or other cash, and check whether Indian cards are accepted.
• If you travel through the US, check transit and entry rules for Cuba-related travel.
• Keep a printed copy of your approval and a digital copy on your phone. Airlines often check it at check-in for flights to Cuba.
• Cuba requires all visitors to hold medical insurance valid in Cuba. Choose a policy that covers Cuba, as some international insurers exclude it.

Important notes

• Fees and processing times are indicative and can change.
• eVisa availability does not guarantee approval. The decision rests with the authorities of Cuba.
• Requirements can change, so verify on the official immigration or visa portal before payment or travel.
• VisaAdvisory is an independent assistance service and is not affiliated with any government or embassy.