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Do German passport holders need a visa for Cuba?

Covers 11 passports and 80 destinations. Rules older than 30 days are flagged for re-check.

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Visa required. German passport holders need a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days, applied for online on eVisaCuba.

The Federal Foreign Office says tourist entry is only possible with a visa, which is applied for online on the eVisaCuba portal and is not issued at the border. An extension of a further 90 days is possible at the authorities’ discretion. Travelers must also complete the D’Viajeros declaration online and show valid health insurance for the whole stay.

Source: German Federal Foreign Office (Auswaertiges Amt). Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source

Maximum stay
90 days
Extension of 90 days possible at the authorities’ discretion.
Visa
Required, online
Apply only on eVisaCuba; not issued at the border.
Passport validity
6 months at entry
Passport or provisional passport; ID card not accepted.
Arrival form
D’Viajeros, online
Within 48 hours before check-in, per the German Foreign Office.
Health insurance
Proof at entry
Cover valid in Cuba for the whole stay.