Cuba Visa Photo

The Cuba visa photo must meet these specifications: - Dimensions: 45×45 mm (1.77×1.77 inches) - Background: Plain white, without shadows or patterns - Quality: High-resolution (300 DPI minimum), unedited, with natural facial features clearly visible - Recency: Taken within the last 6 months Ensure your head measures 25-35 mm from chin to crown, with neutral expression and eyes open. Avoid glasses or headwear unless for religious/medical reasons. This format adheres to Cuba’s official visa requirements and minimizes application delays. For guaranteed compliance, use iPassportPhoto’s Cuba visa template.

Requirements for a Cuba Visit Visa: - Completed Visa Application Form: Accurately filled out in print, with all details matching your passport. - Passport-Size Photo: One recent color photo (4.5 cm x 4.5 cm / 1.77" x 1.77") with a plain white background. - Valid Passport Copy: Clear photocopy of your passport, valid for at least 6 months from your intended entry date into Cuba.

To obtain a Cuba Tourist Visa (Tarjeta del Turista), you must: - Apply for an e-Visa unless you are from a visa-exempt country (e.g., select Caribbean nations) or required to apply via a Cuban embassy. - Provide a valid passport (6+ months validity). - Submit proof of return/onward travel tickets. - Show valid medical insurance (or purchase Cuban coverage upon arrival). Cuban citizens living abroad must follow additional requirements. Always verify current regulations with Cuba’s official immigration sources.

To apply for a Cuba visa, you must provide: - A completed Cuba Visa Application Form. - A valid passport with at least two months of remaining validity beyond your intended departure date from Cuba. - Two recent passport-sized photos meeting Cuba’s visa specifications (plain white background, neutral expression). - Proof of travel arrangements, such as a confirmed round-trip flight itinerary with entry and exit dates. Additional requirements may apply depending on your nationality or visa type. Always verify with the nearest Cuban consulate or embassy before applying.