Often asked: What Countries Can Cuban Citizens Travel To Without A Visa?

Visa free countries

• Antigua and Barbuda. Stay: 1 month. Barbados. Stay: 28 days. Dominica.
• Belarus. Stay: 30 days. Moldova. Stay: N/A. Montenegro.
• Botswana. Gambia. Stay: 90 days. Namibia.
• Indonesia. Kyrgyzstan. Stay: Unlimited. Malaysia.
• Micronesia. Stay: 30 days. Vanuatu. Stay: 30 days.

Can Cuban citizens travel to Mexico?

Cubans will require a Mexico Tourist Card as well in order to be able to visit Mexico. It is known as the FMM or Forma Migratoria Multiple and is a vital requirement for entry for all foreign nationals to visit Mexico for business, tourism, and leisure.

Can a Cuban travel to Canada?

To visit Canada, the Cuban need to get a TRV (temporary residency visa). To do so, he/she will need a LOI (Letter of invitation) from a Canadian resident.

Are Cuban citizens allowed travel?

As of 2021, the Henley Passport Index ranks the Cuban passport 79th in terms of travel freedom among the passports of the world, tied with the Moroccan passport. This is because nationals of Cuba are granted access visa-free or with a visa on arrival to around 50 countries worldwide.

Can Cuban citizens visit the US?

USA is open with restrictions for travel. Most visitors from Cuba need to provide a negative COVID-19 test result to enter USA. Find travel restrictions, quarantine and entry requirements to travel USA.

Can Cuban citizens travel to Cancun?

Most nationalities in the world need a visa to enter Mexico, regardless of the purpose. The citizens of Cuba make no difference. You will also need a Mexico tourist card, also it is called as a Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM).

Where can you travel with a Cuban passport?

Visa free countries

• Americas. Antigua and Barbuda. Stay: 1 month. Barbados. Stay: 28 days.
• Europe. Belarus. Stay: 30 days. Moldova. Stay: N/A.
• Africa. Botswana. Gambia. Stay: 90 days. Namibia.
• Asia. Indonesia. Kyrgyzstan. Stay: Unlimited. Malaysia.
• Oceania. Micronesia. Stay: 30 days. Vanuatu. Stay: 30 days.

Is it safe to live in Cuba?

You might be wondering if Cuba is a safe place to live. It would be best if you were comforted that the data shows Cuba is a relatively safe country to live in. According to Numbeo, Cuba’s level of crime gets a 26.24 rating where zero is the safest and 100 is the most dangerous. Crime isn’t a significant issue in Cuba.

Can I travel to Cuba without a visa?

Yes, you can travel to Cuba without a visa (if you hold a passport from any of the countries listed further down below) and the most common type of Cuba visa is actually a tourist card, it’s just the fact that many people call it Cuba visa that makes it confusing.

Why can’t Americans go to Cuba?

The primary travel to Cuba restriction for Americans is accessing money while traveling – because of America’s nearly 60-year-old US Cuba embargo, American debit cards and credit cards will not work on the island as they do for those traveling from any other country.