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Serbia to Cuba

eVisaA visa applied for and issued electronically before travel

This page separates the current comparison status from the official evidence collected for it. Rules shown here concern ordinary short visits unless a source states otherwise.

Official evidence collectedAccess data checked August 24, 2026Sources reviewed August 22, 2026
Evidence timeline

How this access rule is documented

  1. Current official routeeVisa

    Serbian ordinary passports: electronic tourist visa required

    Serbia’s current Foreign Ministry advisory says national passports require a Cuban visa through eVisaCuba; Cuba’s official tourism portal confirms the electronic tourist visa is issued by internet and sent as a visa code.

    • The Serbian MFA expressly distinguishes national passports, which require a visa, from diplomatic and official passports, which have a separate waiver.
    • Cuba Travel describes the issued eVisa code and states the tourist visa is single-entry for up to 90 days, extendable once for 90 more days. A valid passport, return ticket, D’VIAJEROS QR code, insurance and final admission remain required.
    • This is a tourist route only and does not cover work, residence, transit, emergency, diplomatic, official, service or special-document treatment.
    Official sourcesMinistry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Serbia: CubaCuba Travel official tourism portal: Visa and Passport: Entry requirements to Cuba
  2. Current official routeeVisa

    Cuba tourist eVisa: live non-risk nationality schedule

    For the named active nationalities that the current Cuban Foreign Ministry eVisa schedule neither marks visa-exempt nor risk-routed, the ordinary tourist request remains available through eVisa-Cuba and the issued visa code is sent by email before travel.

    • Each named nationality is an active record in the live Cuban Foreign Ministry eVisa schedule with librev false and riesgo false. This is a direct schedule-based assignment, not an inference from portal branding, a nationality field or an unlisted country.
    • Cuba Travel states that a tourist visa is mandatory for a traveller without Cuban residence, gives the internet route, and says the tourist receives a visa code and payment proof by email. The live service describes the electronic visa as linked to the valid passport.
    • The route is limited to an ordinary short tourist visit. Cuban citizenship, residence, work, study, transit, family, crew, special-document and final-admission conditions remain outside this classification.
    • Applications made from the United States have the distinct purchase arrangement stated by Cuba Travel; that place-of-application condition does not change the passport-nationality route.
    Official sourcesMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba: eVisa-Cuba live countries scheduleMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba: eVisa-Cuba tourist visa serviceCuba Travel official tourism portal: Cuba Travel: Regulations for travelling to Cuba
Official application route

How to apply

Cuba Travel describes issuance of a visa code by email; the Serbian MFA directs national-passport applicants to the web route.

  1. Confirm that the journey is an ordinary tourist visit and that all passport and travel conditions are met.
  2. Apply through the eVisa-Cuba route identified by Cuban and Serbian official guidance.
  3. Use the issued visa code with the required D’VIAJEROS entry form and travel documents when seeking entry.
eVisa-Cuba tourist visa portal
Provenance

Official source register

Only destination governments, official immigration services, official diplomatic missions, and primary legal instruments qualify as published evidence.