Cuba has two different entry steps that are often presented as one product.
- D’Viajeros is the free advance passenger-information form. Every arriving passenger completes it for each arrival, including children. It produces the QR code used for immigration, customs and health processing.
- The tourist eVisa is a separate entry permission for travellers who need one. It replaced the old physical Tourist Card and its price depends on the issuing consulate or authorised channel.
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Run by Ministry of Transport, with Cuban Immigration, Customs and Ministry of Public Health. Last verified September 14, 2026.
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Complete D’Viajeros during the seven days before travel. If you need a tourist visa, obtain the eVisa code first and enter it in D’Viajeros.
Start here
1. Free D’Viajeros, separate paid eVisa
Understand the two documents before entering personal or payment details. → Read the D’Viajeros overview
2. Prepare the four information sections
Traveller, immigration, customs and health information, with no invented regexes. → Open the field guide
Fast facts
- Official D’Viajeros URL:
dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu. - D’Viajeros fee: free.
- Who: every arriving passenger, including each child, for each arrival.
- When: during the seven days before travel.
- Result: PDF with QR code by email; phone or printout is accepted.
- Tourist visa: separate. The current eVisa portal is
evisacuba.cu, a non-.gob.cuhost linked from the Cuban Ministry of Tourism’s Cuba Travel page and branded by the Cuban Foreign Ministry. - Old Tourist Card: replaced by the tourist eVisa. Do not plan a 2026 trip around buying a paper card.