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All visitors must hold a valid passport in your name and a visa issued by a Cuban embassy or consulate abroad or tourist card, except in the cases of countries with which Cuba has visa-free agreements, if the arrival is by ship crews should contact the port authorities before entering territorial waters (12 nautical miles from the island shelf). Communications with port authorities may be established by the channel HF (SSB) 2760 National Coastal Network of the 2790 and the Travel Network, or by VHF on Channel 68 for the National Coastal Network, or Channel 16 for the Travel Network.

There are only health restrictions for travelers from countries where yellow fever and cholera are endemic or have been declared areas of infection by the World Health Organization, in which case you are required to present the International Certificate of Vaccination. The entry of products of animal or vegetable origin is restricted, and the entry of pets requires special procedures.

Imported animals (pets) vaccinated, but it is necessary to accompany the documentation. If you are a U.S. citizen to enter the country should take note: like any other visitors need a valid passport for at least 6 months from the date of entry to Cuba the laws of your country (USA) will travel ban Cuba unless they have a permit from the Department of the Treasury, so if you decide to do so, must travel through a third country. Usually the third country is Canada, Mexico or the Bahamas, do not need a visa, but need a document called a tourist card (tourist card) you can get in the Cuban Embassy in any country or with a travel agent if it enters through Canada, Mexico or Bahamas, or even at the airport if you travel by Cancun, your passport will NOT be stamped by customs authorities in Cuba, it will ring a separate document that must be retained until departure.