Do Jamaica passport holders need a visa for Cuba?

e-Visa required (apply online before travel)

Yes — Jamaica passport holders need an e-Visa for Cuba, applied for online before travel.

Entry requirements for Cuba

Where to applyApply for the e-Visa — official government portal. Avoid third-party visa sites.
Passport validity6 months months beyond arrival — Cuba's official tourism portal (Mintur): 'The passport must be valid for 6 months from the date of entry into the country'; Cuban consulates (cubaminrex) likewise require a passport with minimum 6 months validity for e-visa applications. Note: the evisacuba.cu portal itself only states the e-visa is linked to a passport valid throughout the stay ('valido y vigente durante la estancia'); U.S. State Dept also lists 6 months beyond arrival. Tourist e-visa (replaced the paper tarjeta del turista): single entry, 90-day stay extendable once by 90 days.
Blank pages2
Onward ticketRequired — A round-trip airline ticket is listed among the official requirements to travel to Cuba.
Yellow feverCertificate required only when arriving from risk countries — >12h airport transit in a risk country also triggers the requirement.
Mandatory travel medical insurance (non-U.S. insurer)Cuba requires visitors to hold non-U.S. medical insurance; on flights from the US it is usually included in the airline ticket (Asistur is the contracted insurer); otherwise it can be bought at an airport kiosk on arrival. U.S. citizens: travel must also fall under one of OFAC's 12 authorized categories (tourism per se prohibited by U.S. law). (All visitors)
D'Viajeros advance traveler information formMandatory ('de caracter obligatorio') digital form for immigration, customs and public-health authorities, completed online before arrival; generates a QR code. (Every passenger entering Cuba)

Related

Building something? This answer is one HTTP request away. Free tier for testing, $0.03 per request in production via x402 — no account. canienter.com · llms.txt · openapi.json

Guidance for planning — verify with official sources before travel · Terms