🇨🇺 Cuba passport visa requirements
Where can Cuba passport holders travel in 2026? This page lists the visa requirement for every country — 29 visa-free, 27 visa on arrival, 46 eVisa and 92 requiring a visa in advance. Select any destination for full details: visa type, permitted stay, fees, required documents and the official application link.
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Longest visa-free stays
Where a Cuba passport buys the most time without a visa. Open a destination for how its limit is counted — the Schengen countries share one 90-day allowance between them.
Before you travel
Visa-free destinations (29)
Countries Cuba passport holders can enter with no visa — just a valid passport.
Visa on arrival (27)
Countries where Cuba travellers get a visa at the border, no embassy visit needed.
eVisa / online authorisation (46)
Countries that require Cuba citizens to apply online before travel (eVisa or ETA).
Visa required in advance (92)
Countries where Cuba passport holders must obtain a visa before departure.
Frequently asked questions
How many countries can Cuba passport holders visit visa-free?
Cuba passport holders can enter 29 countries and territories visa-free, and a further 27 offer a visa on arrival — 56 destinations in total with no advance visa needed. Including eVisa/ETA destinations, 102 countries are reachable without visiting an embassy.
Which countries can Cuba citizens visit without a visa?
Visa-free destinations for Cuba citizens include Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Belarus, Botswana, Dominica, Fiji, Gambia, Grenada, Guyana, Iran, Kiribati, Kyrgyzstan, and more — see the full list above.
How many countries require a visa for Cuba passport holders?
92 countries require Cuba passport holders to obtain a visa before travelling. The full list is above, each linking to the requirements, costs and official application link.
Is this Cuba visa information official?
No. isvisarequired.com provides general guidance compiled from public government and IATA sources. Visa rules change often — always confirm with the destination's official immigration authority or embassy before you book or travel.