Cuba Visa

Indians can easily apply for their Cuba visa on Atlys. Atlys, we will guide you in the Cuba visa application and submit your documents at the embassy on your behalf. This means you do not need to visit the embassy in person.

Applying for your Cuba visa at least 2-3 weeks before visiting Cuba is advised.

When applying for your Cuba visa, you must submit the following documents:

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  Passport: You need a passport that is valid for at least six more months.

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  Photo: One passport-sized photo is required.

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  Application form: You must submit a duly completed application form.

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  Proof of Accommodation: Show proof of stay by submitting hotel reservations.

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  Flight Tickets: Provide your flight itinerary by submitting your flight bookings.

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  Notarised Affidavit: This is required to show that you only visit Cuba for tourism purposes.

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  Bank Statements: You must submit your bank statements to prove you have sufficient funds for your trip.

Yes, you must submit your passport at the embassy for the Cuba visa application. However, if you apply through Atlys, we will submit your documents at the embassy on your behalf.

Various reasons can cause your visa to get rejected. These reasons include:

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  Submitting incomplete documents.

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  Not submitting all the required documents.

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  Not having sufficient funds for your trip.

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  Having a criminal record with a serious offence.

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  If your passport expires in less than six months.

No, Indian citizens can not apply for a Cuba e-visa. You must submit your documents at the embassy to receive a sticker visa.

Various factors can delay the processing of your visa, including:

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  Peak travel seasons.

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  Visa appointment availability.

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  Incorrect documents.

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  Incomplete documents.

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  Having a criminal record.

The Cuba tourist visa allows you to stay in the country for up to 30 days.

If your visa application is rejected, you can reapply. When doing so, ensure that all documents are correct and accurate. Visa fees must be paid again since the government and online portals do not provide refunds. Fortunately, when applying through Atlys, you are guaranteed a refund if your visa is denied, up to ₹8000 or $100. This refund excludes service fees.

When you have applied through Atlys, you can see the status of your visa by following these steps:

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  Download the Atlys app.

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  Click on your profile.

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  Select the visa you have applied for.

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  Once selected, you will see your visa’s current status.

No, travel insurance is not mandatory. However, having travel insurance when travelling to a foreign country is advised.

The visa fee for Cuba on Atlys is ₹9700.

Yes, you can extend your Cuba tourist visa for an additional 30 days. This must be done at the hotel desk where you are staying or at the immigration authorities.

No, the tourist visa for Cuba is a single entry visa only. This means you can only enter the country once. You must reapply for a new visa if you wish to re-enter Cuba.