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Payment suspended for extension of Cubans’ stay abroad

The Cuban Foreign Ministry announced that “the possibility is extended for our nationals to return to the country without having to carry out consular procedures to extend their stay abroad, as long as this situation persists.”

by OnCuba Staff, OnCuba editorial staff
October 17, 2020
in Migrations in Cuba
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The Cuban Foreign Ministry announced on Twitter that Cuban citizens who have exceeded the 12 or 24-month limit in their stay abroad are exempted from consular procedures for an extension.

“The possibility is extended for our nationals to return to the country without having to carry out consular procedures to extend their stay abroad, as long as this situation persists,” the ministry posted in a tweet this Friday.

Se exime a los viajeros cubanos🇨🇺 del trámite consular de prórroga de estancia en el exterior.

Se extiende posibilidad de que nuestros nacionales retornen al país sin tener que realizar trámite consular para prorrogar su estancia en el exterior, mientras esta situación persista. pic.twitter.com/Dq0vEKxlXs

— Cancillería de Cuba (@CubaMINREX) October 16, 2020

This comes after different consulates had announced to the Cuban community in each country that they would charge for extensions as of October 12, which generated wide reactions of rejection.

The Ecuadorian consulate has already announced on its social networks the suspension of the charge for extending the stay abroad.

“We are waiting for new directions from our authorities in relation to the procedures to be applied, which we will notify in due course,” they indicated.

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