Mexico → Cuba
Mexico 
CubaCuba visa requirements for Mexico citizens (2026)
e-Visa required. Yes. Mexico passport holders need an e-Visa for Cuba, issued online before travel. Typical processing: Generally within 72 business hours.
- Total price
- From $75
- per traveler, all-in
- Estimated processing
- Generally within 72 business hours
MRBy Muddassar Raza, Tripsol / MERN SolutionsLast updated
Cuba e-Visa requirements for Mexico citizens
- Requirement
- e-Visa required
- Allowed stay
- Set by your visa
- Processing
- Generally within 72 business hours
Documents needed
- Scan of the passport data page (valid 6+ months)
- Recent passport-style digital photo, plain background
- Travel dates, entry point and accommodation details
- Return or onward ticket
Cuba also requires the D’Viajeros arrival form before you land.
Frequently asked questions
Do Mexico citizens need a visa for Cuba?
Yes. Mexico passport holders need an e-Visa for Cuba, issued online before travel. Typical processing: Generally within 72 business hours.
What documents do Mexico passport holders need for Cuba?
Scan of the passport data page (valid 6+ months); Recent passport-style digital photo, plain background; Travel dates, entry point and accommodation details; Return or onward ticket.
How long does the Cuba e-Visa take for Mexico passport holders?
Generally within 72 business hours. Apply well ahead of your trip. Rush processing is available with Tripsol.
How much does a Cuba e-Visa cost with Tripsol?
From $75 per traveler, all-in. One total that includes government fees and our service fee; the exact total is confirmed after we check your details, before you pay.
How do I apply for the Cuba e-Visa with Tripsol?
Tap “Apply now”, enter your trip and passport details and upload your documents. A Tripsol specialist checks everything, files your application, emails you a confirmation with the estimated processing time and sends your e-Visa as soon as it is issued. You can follow your order on the tracking page.