Cuba Business Visa
As stated here, the Business Visa for Cuba must be requested by you from the corresponding office at the Cuban Embassy. After getting approval, you will then need to visit the embassy/consulate during normal business hours.
(Go to my Cuba visa page for information on other types of visas for Cuba.)
I’ll outline the simple process below:
If you’re inside the U.S.:
Embassy of Cuba
Also, you can check out the Department of Treasury site for some super-detailed information on Cuba for U.S. citizens
If you’re outside of the U.S.: Click here to go to the proper pages of the Cuban Mission website.
The best list of required documents if you are applying within the U.S. is here.
Submit your required materials and visa fee from Step 2 to the embassy or consulate you found in Step 1.
If you want to apply by mail, don’t forget to enclose a self-addressed prepaid return envelope.
Congratulations! The Embassy of Cuba will give to you your brand new Cuba visa.
- If you applied in person, go pick it up.
- If you applied by mail, wait until it gets to you.
Don’t get sick! Check vaccination requirements here.
Further Reading
Want Professional Visa Help? If you are a U.S. citizen and want professional help with getting a visa, check out my post on the 4 Best Travel Visa Services in the United States.
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Find an Embassy or Consulate: Check my Worldwide Embassy and Consulate Finder to find the diplomatic representation nearest you.
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