Complete your Cuba arrival card online

The form is valid for one trip. A new form must be filled out for each trip to Cuba. A submitted form can be changed on the official portal with the private code and the passport number.

The form does not decide how long you may stay in Cuba. That depends on your visa and on the immigration rules that apply to you.

The official portal issues the PDF with the QR code when the form is submitted. After we submit your form, we send the PDF to the email address given in your order.

Official sources give different submission windows. The official portal accepts an arrival date up to 6 days ahead, and its FAQ says the form can be filled out from 7 days before arrival until the moment before immigration. The Cuban consulate in São Paulo says the last 6 days before the trip. The foreign ministry's 2023 announcement mentions a maximum of 48 hours before check-in, and the UK government travel advice says within 72 hours before entering the country.

We submit your form inside the window that the official portal accepts. If you file it yourself, check the portal for the current rule.

The Cuba D'Viajeros Form is the online advance traveler information form run by Cuba's Ministry of Transport (MITRANS). According to the official portal, all travelers, Cuban or foreign, who enter Cuba through its airports must complete it. The Cuban foreign ministry announced that from January 23, 2023 all travelers must present the form at Cuban airports.

Each traveler needs an individual form. A family fills in one form for every member, and children need their own form too.

The form covers arrival by air. The official portal has no departure form, and the form lists airports only as points of entry.

1. Personal data: names, birthdate, gender, country of birth, citizenship, country of residence and passport number.
2. Migratory information: arrival date, airline, flight number, country of origin, airport of entry, reason for travel and eVisa number.
3. Sanitary information: province and accommodation, countries visited in the last 15 days, and any symptoms of illness.
4. Customs information: unaccompanied baggage, children under 10 traveling with you, and whether you have something to declare.
5. Sworn declaration: confirm that the information is true and complete.
6. Save the PDF with the QR code and present it on arrival.

The form lists ten airports of entry: Havana, Varadero, Holguín, Santiago de Cuba, Villa Clara, Cayo Coco, Cayo Largo, Camagüey, Cienfuegos and Manzanillo.

Common mistakes to avoid:

• Filing too early: the official form does not accept an arrival date more than 6 days ahead
• One form for the whole family: every traveler, including each child, needs an individual form
• A wrong passport number: immigration checks the form by passport number, and the eVisa number is validated against the passport
• Choosing the wrong airport of entry: select the airport where your international flight lands
• Not declaring cash: amounts above USD 5,000 or the equivalent in other currencies must be declared
• Treating the form as a visa: the visa or eVisa is a separate document

NOTE: The Cuban consulate in São Paulo says that eVisa holders should start the form from the link in their visa approval email. Have your eVisa number at hand when you order.