Official System: Cuba D'Viajeros Advance Information of Travelers (Información Adelantada de Viajeros)
2026 Quick Answer
All arriving passengers entering Cuba — including foreign tourists, Cuban citizens residing in Cuba, Cuban citizens residing abroad, children, and infants (an individual D'Viajeros form and QR code is required for every traveler). Travelers must submit the Cuba D'Viajeros Advance Information of Travelers (Información Adelantada de Viajeros) (Up to 7 calendar days prior to arrival (Today through Today + 6 days)). This digital declaration replaces: International Boarding & Disembarkation Card (DIIE), Passenger Customs Declaration Form (AGR), and Traveler's Health Affidavit (MINSAP).
Follow this exact countdown schedule before arriving in Cuba so your QR code is ready prior to airline check-in.
| Timing Before Arrival | Window Status | Required Traveler Action |
|---|---|---|
| Before 7-day official window | Too Early | Prepare your passport and itinerary, or pre-submit early with NomadicMart (from $29) so our queue files automatically as soon as the window opens. |
| Up to 7 calendar days prior to arrival (Today through Today + 6 days) | Window Open | Ideal submission window. Complete your Cuba D'Viajeros Advance Information of Travelers (Información Adelantada de Viajeros) with passport, transport, and accommodation details to receive your digital confirmation. |
| 24 hours to 3 hours before departure | Priority Window | Submit immediately before airline check-in closes and save a screenshot or PDF of your D'Viajeros confirmation offline. |
| At departure gate / Cuba arrival | Final Cutoff | Airlines and border control officers verify D'Viajeros completion prior to boarding or at the port of entry. |
Compliance tip: Strictly enforced arrival window: the portal datepicker only allows selecting an arrival date from Today (D) up to 6 days ahead (D+6, i.e., 7 calendar days inclusive).
Compliance tip: Integrates directly with MINREX eVisa Cuba: non-Cuban travelers selecting Tourism (A1), Family Visit (A2), or Work (A7) must enter their 10- or 16-character Electronic Visa (eVisa) number in Step 2 (unless from a visa-exempt country or one of the 20 countries requiring a physical consular visa).
Compliance tip: Every traveler, including babies and young children, must complete a separate individual D'Viajeros application and receive their own personal PDF and JPG QR code.
Compliance tip: Customs declaration in Step 4 is required if carrying over USD $5,000.00 (or equivalent) in cash/monetary instruments, importing miscellaneous personal goods (misceláneas) above duty-free thresholds (up to USD $1,000), or importing durable household appliances/equipment.
Eligible Passports: All arriving passengers present their D'Viajeros PDF or JPG QR code (on mobile screen or printed paper) to officers at Sanitary Control, Immigration, and Customs.
How Airport Clearance Works: All arriving passengers present their D'Viajeros PDF or JPG QR code (on mobile screen or printed paper) to officers at Sanitary Control, Immigration, and Customs.
| Code | Port of Entry | Mode | 2026 Operational Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAV | José Martí International Airport (HAV) – La Habana | Air | Main capital gateway; free WIFI-ETECSA available for D'Viajeros QR access. |
| VRA | Juan Gualberto Gómez International Airport (VRA) – Varadero | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning at MINSAP, DIIE, and AGR checkpoints. |
| HOG | Frank País International Airport (HOG) – Holguín | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| SNU | Abel Santamaría International Airport (SNU) – Santa Clara | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| CCC | Jardines del Rey International Airport (CCC) – Cayo Coco | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| SCU | Antonio Maceo International Airport (SCU) – Santiago de Cuba | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| CMW | Ignacio Agramonte International Airport (CMW) – Camagüey | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| CFG | Jaime González International Airport (CFG) – Cienfuegos | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| CYO | Vilo Acuña International Airport (CYO) – Cayo Largo del Sur | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
| MZO | Sierra Maestra International Airport (MZO) – Manzanillo | Air | Full D'Viajeros QR scanning. |
Fill in your passport credentials, arrival date (up to 7 calendar days prior to travel), flight number, Cuban port of entry, travel purpose, and eVisa code.
Select your Cuban hotel or enter the province, municipality, and address of your Casa Particular/private home, plus countries visited in the past 15 days.
Complete the AGR customs declaration, accept the sworn statement, and receive your official D'Viajeros PDF and JPG QR code via download and email.
Regional & Border Corridor Advisory (Americas & Caribbean):
Strictly enforced arrival window: the portal datepicker only allows selecting an arrival date from Today (D) up to 6 days ahead (D+6, i.e., 7 calendar days inclusive). Integrates directly with MINREX eVisa Cuba: non-Cuban travelers selecting Tourism (A1), Family Visit (A2), or Work (A7) must enter their 10- or 16-character Electronic Visa (eVisa) number in Step 2 (unless from a visa-exempt country or one of the 20 countries requiring a physical consular visa). Every traveler, including babies and young children, must complete a separate individual D'Viajeros application and receive their own personal PDF and JPG QR code. Customs declaration in Step 4 is required if carrying over USD $5,000.00 (or equivalent) in cash/monetary instruments, importing miscellaneous personal goods (misceláneas) above duty-free thresholds (up to USD $1,000), or importing durable household appliances/equipment. Telecommunications equipment requiring regulatory authorization must include a MINCOM Permit number formatted as XX-999-99999999-99. Submitted forms can be retrieved or modified at any time before arrival using the Private Code (Código Privado) issued on the PDF confirmation.
The official D'Viajeros portal allows submission within 7 calendar days inclusive of your arrival date (from Today up to 6 days in advance). Dates further in the future are disabled on the government calendar.
No. D'Viajeros is the mandatory digital arrival, health, and customs declaration, whereas the Cuban eVisa is your entry visa. In fact, Step 2 of D'Viajeros requires non-Cuban tourists to enter their 10- or 16-character eVisa code to link both records.
Yes. There are zero exemptions: every arriving passenger—including Cuban citizens residing in Cuba or abroad, children, and infants—must have an individual D'Viajeros form and QR code.
No. Unlike the Dominican Republic's e-Ticket, Cuba's D'Viajeros form is strictly an Arrival Only declaration.
You may bring up to USD $5,000.00 (or equivalent in other convertible currencies) without declaring it. Any amount exceeding USD $5,000.00 must be declared in Step 4 of the D'Viajeros form.