Do Myanmar passport holders need a visa for Cuba?

e-Visa required (apply online before travel)

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

Where this comes from: the visa verdict above derives from an aggregated visa-requirement matrix (a secondary source, revision 2026-08-07) — it has no per-verdict official citation. The entry requirements for Cuba are checked against official sources (linked per rule below). Last verified: 2026-08-07.

Entry requirements for Cuba

RuleDetailSource
Where to applyApply for the e-Visa — official government portal. Avoid third-party visa sites.Government of Cuba eVisa (evisacuba.cu) · retrieved 2026-08-07
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.Cuba Travel (Ministerio de Turismo) - Visa and Passport, entry requirements to Cuba · retrieved 2026-08-07
Blank pages2 — Two pages required for entry/exit stamps (per U.S. State Dept country page).U.S. Department of State - Cuba Country Information · retrieved 2026-08-07
Onward ticketRequired — A round-trip airline ticket is listed among the official requirements to travel to Cuba.Cuba Travel (Ministerio de Turismo) - Visa and Passport, entry requirements to Cuba · retrieved 2026-08-07
Yellow feverCertificate required only when arriving from risk countries — >12h airport transit in a risk country also triggers the requirement.WHO International Travel and Health · retrieved 2026-08-07
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)U.S. Department of State - Cuba Country Information (Entry, Exit and Visa Requirements) · retrieved 2026-08-07
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)D'Viajeros - Ministerio del Transporte de Cuba · retrieved 2026-08-07

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