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What is a Tourist Visa and how to obtain one?

Oct 3 , 2022

In today’s post, Opapeleo explains everything you need to know about the process of obtaining a tourist visa to travel to Cuba from abroad. Please keep reading to find out more.

How to get your tourist visa in time to travel to Cuba?

This option, known as tourist visa or tourist card will only be required for people who are interested in traveling to the island, but who were not born in Cuba.

It can only be used once and is valid for 30 days after entering Cuban territory. There is also the possibility of obtaining an extension valid for an additional 30 days. For minors with non-Cuban passports, this visa is required even if they are included in the passports of their parents or legal guardians.

Just fill out 5 fields and your visa to Cuba is on its way to you. Only 5 minutes Online. Only with Opapeleo.

Legal documents to be submitted

Para completar la solicitud de este trámite sólo deberá presentar:

  1. Full name and date of birth of the tourist.
  2. Traveler’s passport country and passport number.

This is the fastest procedure(less than 5 minutes) you can complete with Opapeleo by means of a 100% online system that you can use by clicking here. Just fill in the traveler’s name, date of birth, passport number and postal mailing address. Check the information, make the payment, and on the same day, or the next day at the latest, your visa will be shipped to you via FedEx.

If you prefer the telephone Opapeleo is the only agency operating seven days a week from 8AM to 8PM; you can apply by calling 202-800-4141. In any case, Opapeleo will notify you via SMS and email of every part of the process including notification of the day the visa arrives at your home.

Opapeleo is an agency located 150 meters from the Cuban Consulate in Washington DC. Your process can be completed by us very quickly, and above all, we will always keep you well-informed. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any service at the consulate in Cuba and you will soon find out why so many people choose us.

 

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Opapeleo is your agency for procedures 100% online or telephone. We are in Washington DC 150 meters away from the Cuban Consulate. We provide services for the Extension and Renewal of Cuban passports , legalisations, powers of attorney of all kinds, authorisation for minors to leave the country, DVT, visas to Cuba, top-ups, applications for Cuban certificates, delivery of official documents and all kinds of procedures related to Cuba.

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