1. Valid Passport
Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of your arrival in Cuba. This is a standard requirement for entry into most countries and is essential for smooth entry into Cuba.
2. Cuban Tourist Card/eVisa
As of May 2024, Cuba has transitioned from a paper-based tourist card system to an online eVisa application process. This new system streamlines the entry process and is applicable to residents from specified countries, including the US, Canada, most European nations, and more. Apply online, pay the fee, and receive your eVisa within 3 days via email. Don't forget to complete your D'Viajeros form 3 days before arrival.
3. Comprehensive Travel Insurance
Cuba requires all visitors to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses. Check that your insurance policy offers coverage for medical treatments and emergencies in Cuba. For U.S. travelers, some airlines include Cuban health insurance in the ticket cost. Alternatively, you can purchase a recognized local insurance from Asistur starting at just $1 per day.
4. D’Viajeros Form
Complete the D'Viajeros form online at least 48 hours before your departure. This quick form collects basic information such as your passport details, flight, and accommodation info. Save the generated QR code to present upon arrival – either a digital copy or a printout is acceptable. | 
