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Facts about Cuba

Cuba is a country popularly known for its cigars, this is due to the tobacco fields present in the country. The country is also blessed with beaches and seaside resorts in which is prime for tourists for snorkeling and scuba diving. Tourists can learn a thing or two from native Cubans dancing salsa in dance clubs around the country.

Tourism is one of the main sources of revenue generation in Cuba. Millions of tourists’ troop into Cuba yearly to enjoy the warm weather and the beaches. The country is in no doubt a premium destination for tourists.

On purchase of any item in the country, you should request for a receipt. This is because the receipt can be requested by Customs on departure from Cuba. Despite the presence of tobacco fields in the country, the country has a strict law on the use, possession or trafficking of illegal drugs.

Basic Travel Requirements for Nigerians visiting Cuba

A valid passport.
Duly completed and signed visa application form.
If the applicant is a minor, the parents/legal guardians have to sign the form.
Passport-size photographs taken in white background.
Travel document.
Proof of financial support.
Proof of accommodation
Copy of return flight ticket
Documentation showing applicant’s ties to home country, e.g. verification from applicant’s employer.
Medical Insurance.
Documentation confirming the purpose of travel.

Types of Cuba Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	3 - 7 days	30 days
Business Visa	3 - 7 days	30 days

Places in Visas of Cuba Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available

FAQs about Places in Visas of Cuba

What is the currency used in Cuba? ?

Cuba uses two official currencies: The CUP (Cuban Peso) and the CUC (Cuban Convertible Peso).

Where is Cuba located? ?

Cuba is located between the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Atlantic Ocean. The Republic of Cuba is the largest island of the Caribbean Sea.

How rich is Cuba? ?

In 2016, Cuba ranked 68th out of 182 countries, with a Human Development Index of 0.775, much higher than its GDP per capita rank (95th).

How safe is Cuba to travel to? ?

It's true that crime in Cuba is low, but pick-pocketing and petty theft are still common.

What is the capital of Cuba? ?

Havana is the capital city and leading commercial center of Cuba.

How about student's visa for those willing to study medicine in Cuba university ?

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I want to work in Cuba,how many years Visa can you give me. Thank you ?

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How long can a cuba visa be process ?

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Im travelling to the Bahamas. Is it possible to get a transit visa from the cuban embassy, and how long does it take to get one. ?

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3 Visas of Cuba found

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Cuba

Visas of Cuba, Visa, Tourist visa

Abuja

This is the type of visa issued to persons intending to visit Cuba for tourism purposes. There are two ways to able to travel to Cuba as a tourist. You can either go to the nearest Cuban diplomatic mission for a visa, or you can apply online for a Tourist card. However, not all countries are eligible for a tourist card so you need to be sure your country is not among the 20 nationalities that do not have access to the tourist card. You should also check the embassy’s website to learn exactly what to do. Usually, the process starts with you filling an application form. If you qualify for a tourist card, you can apply online using the services provided by iVisa. The process is entirely online, and you can get your visa in as little as 1 business day. The bottom line is that you can get a Cuban tourist visa at a diplomatic mission, but you should first check if you are eligible for a tourist card and apply online. It would definitely make things easier for you. The Tourist card allows you a 30-day stay in Cuba (except for Canadians who can spend 90 days inside the country,) and a single entry.

Business Visa from Nigeria to Cuba

Visas of Cuba, Visa, Business visa

Abuja

This is the type of visa issued to Nigerians traveling to Cuba for business purposes . You will need to provide an invitation letter from the Cuban company you will be visiting. This letter will also contain their detailed address, accompanied with the date and actual purpose of your trip. If the intention is to attend a meeting or seminar, confirmation/invitation from the conference organizer/institution is required. If you are employed, you will have to present a certificate from your employer stating or allowing your business travel. Proof of sufficient funds to cover the costs of stay (e.g. bank statement for 2 recent months) is required. Self-employed people may need to submit proof of business registration. You cannot be gainfully employed while you are in the country with this visa. It must be made clear whether your trip will be sponsored by the employer or the local company. Proof of payment of visa application fee should be submitted .

Visa from Nigeria to Cuba

Visas of Cuba, Visa

Abuja

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