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New online form for travelers arriving in Cuba

Users must complete it 48 hours before the flight and it will generate a QR code to present at the departure and entry airports.

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  • OnCuba Staff
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January 13, 2023
in Tourism in Cuba
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Tourists in Cuba. Photo: Ernesto Mastracusa/EFE

Tourists in Cuba. Photo: Ernesto Mastracusa/EFE

Since the end of January, all travelers entering Cuba must complete an online form with personal and health data, as announced by the Ministries of Transportation and Public Health.

The director of Air Transport and International Relations of the Institute of Civil Aeronautics of Cuba, Rita García, pointed out at the press conference that digital registration can be made 48 hours before the flight and from the D’Viajeros platform in which up to now 1.7 million travelers have registered.

“The implementation of the form being filled out in advance by the traveler on the online platform minimizes physical contact, reducing their stay in the epidemiological surveillance line and avoiding crowds,” said Carmelo Trujillo, head of the Department of Sanitary Control of the Ministry of Public Health.

Through the form, travelers will declare that they have not had a possible close contact with COVID-19 and a QR code will be generated that must be presented during check-in at the airport of origin and upon landing in Cuban territory.

Increase in arrivals

Cuba expects the arrival of 3.5 million tourists in 2023, still below pre-COVID-19 levels, when the island registered between 4 and 5 million visitors, benefiting from the “thaw” between Cuba and the United States which started at the end of 2014.

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Comments 5

  1. ali says:
    3 years ago

    why is this form new? they have already used dviajeros, did they add more questions to the form?

    Reply
  2. Christina Boivin says:
    3 years ago

    Where can I find the application for the QR code in english

    Reply
  3. Wayne D Beresford says:
    3 years ago

    We have been to Cuba several times in the past but now if i need a code we not go anymore.

    Reply
  4. bert brownsmith says:
    3 years ago

    None of this infomation is available in english this is typical Cuba

    Reply
  5. Eugene L Carter says:
    3 years ago

    Could someone finally tell me exactly how many checked bags i am allowed to bring into Cuba?

    Reply

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