Cuba eVisa — replaced the Tourist Card in 2025; ~USD 50; single entry; 90 days extendable oncefor 🌍 Ecuador citizens travelling to 🇨🇺 Cuba

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  Completed D'Viajeros traveller information form (advance passenger declaration) within 7 days of arrival
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  Completed eVisa application at evisacuba.cu (the eVisa replaced the paper Tourist Card in 2025)
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  Digital passport photo and passport bio-page scan for the online form
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  Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival
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  Payment of the eVisa fee (~USD 50, paid online by card)
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  Printed eVisa confirmation to show at airline check-in
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  Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or casa particular address)
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  Return or onward flight ticket
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  Travel insurance with medical coverage valid in Cuba (mandatory — checked on arrival)
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  US-passport travellers: note the eVisa does not exempt you from US OFAC rules — see the General License categories

ℹ️What to Expect

Apply for your Cuba eVisa — replaced the Tourist Card in 2025; ~USD 50; single entry; 90 days extendable once through the official online portal before departure. Complete the application form, upload all required documents in the specified formats, and pay the fee online. Processing takes approximately 5 days. Once approved, you will receive your eVisa by email — print a copy or save it digitally to present at the Cuba border. The government fee is USD 50.00. Always verify current requirements with the Cuba embassy or official government website before booking travel.

🌐Why Ecuador passport holders need a visa for Cuba

Ecuador citizens are eligible to apply for an eVisa to enter Cuba. This pre-travel online application is a streamlined alternative to a consular visa — Ecuador passport holders can complete the process from home without visiting an embassy. Approval is typically granted within a few business days.

🔗More Cuba Visa Options

• US OFAC General License — 12 approved travel categories; standard tourism prohibited →