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Under the US travel ban in force since 1 January 2026, US tourist, business and student visas are suspended for most Cuban passport holders.
A Cuban passport gets you into 26 countries visa-free and 26 more with a visa on arrival. Another 52 offer an e-Visa or online authorisation, and 93 need an embassy visa or are closed for now. In the Americas, 9 of the 34 other countries let you in without arranging a visa first.
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Under the US travel ban in force since 1 January 2026, US tourist, business and student visas are suspended for most Cuban passport holders.
Cuban applicants for US visitor visas can be asked for a bond of up to US$20,000, a rule made permanent in August 2026. It’s refunded if you follow the visa conditions.
Cuban passport holders need a UK Standard Visitor visa: £135 since 8 April 2026. Read the UK guide.
Thailand replaced its 60-day visa exemption on 15 September 2026. Cuban passports aren’t named on the new 30-day or 15-day lists, so the rule for you may now be a Thai e-Visa or a separate agreement between the two countries. Check with the Royal Thai Embassy before you book.
No visa to arrange before you go:
How current is this? Entry types come from an open visa dataset updated 17 Feb 2026, corrected where newer official notices show a change (checked 17 Oct 2026). The notes above were checked against the sources below. Rules change without notice: confirm with the embassy or official immigration site, and check your route on the IATA Travel Centre before you book.
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