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Cuba replaced the legacy paper green/pink Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista) with the digital Cuba eVisa platform (evisacuba.cu). Instead of a paper card filled out by hand, travelers receive a unique 10-character alphanumeric eVisa code that grants a single-entry stay of up to 90 days (extendable once in-country for an additional 90 days, up to 180 days total).
Obtaining the 10-character Cuba eVisa code is Step 1. Within 7 days (168 hours) before your flight to Cuba, your 10-character eVisa code must be entered into Cuba's mandatory D'Viajeros advance traveler portal (dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu). Entering the eVisa code into D'Viajeros activates the visa and prints the eVisa stamp directly onto your single unified D'Viajeros PDF/QR document.
No. While UK, US, Canadian, EU, Australian, and most Latin American and Asian citizens use the standard Cuba Tourist eVisa, Pakistan (PAK) is among roughly 20 nationalities that require a regular Cuban Consular A-1 Visa stamped in their passport by a Cuban Embassy prior to completing the D'Viajeros form.
No commercial agency or third-party facilitator can guarantee visa approval. All authorization and border entry decisions rest exclusively with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MINREX) and Dirección de Identificación, Inmigración y Extranjería of Cuba. NomadicMart is an independent private concierge service not affiliated with the Cuban Government, evisacuba.cu, or dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu.
Under U.S. Customs and Border Protection rules, any traveler from a Visa Waiver Program country (such as the UK, EU, Australia, or Japan) who visits Cuba on or after January 12, 2021 becomes ineligible to travel to the United States on an ESTA and must apply for a US B-1/B-2 visa at a U.S. Embassy instead.