Cuba E-visa Rejection Reasons
- Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months
- Failing to demonstrate enough financial resources to support your stay.
- Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.
- Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.
- Failing to present valid or adequate travel insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Indians need a visa for Cuba?
Yes, Indian citizens need a visa to visit Cuba. If you wish to travel to Cuba for tourism, you must obtain a tourist visa, also known as the “Cuba tourist card,” which generally allows a stay of 30 days in the country.
Can Indians get a visa on arrival when travelling to Cuba?
No, Cuba does not offer a visa-on-arrival facility for Indian citizens. They must apply for a visa before travelling to Cuba.
Do minors also need a separate visa for Cuba?
Yes, minors also need a separate visa for Cuba even if they are registered in the parents’ passports. Moreover, in the case of a minor, additional documents, such as a copy of a birth certificate, a letter of consent from both parents or legal guardians, and copies of the parents’ passports, will be required
What is the difference between the validity period of my Cuba visa and the length of stay?
The validity period of your visa refers to the timeframe within which you are allowed to enter the country. The length of stay, on the other hand, refers to the maximum number of days you can remain in Cuba once you have entered the country.
For example, if you receive a Cuba visa valid from January 1, 2024, to March 31, 2024 (with a 30-day stay), you can enter Cuba anytime within these dates. Regardless of when you enter, you can stay for up to 30 days. So, even if you enter on March 29, 2024, you can stay for 30 days
