Andorra to Cuba visa requirements

Andorran ordinary passport holders need a Cuban eVisa for tourism. Cuba replaced the paper tourist card route with an electronic tourist visa process for travelers such as Andorrans. You must also complete the D'Viajeros form before arrival and carry medical insurance valid in Cuba. Cuba is not visa-free for Andorra (AD) ordinary passport holders. Travelers use the official eVisaCuba system and the Cuban consular mission handling their application to obtain an electronic tourist visa code. The tourist eVisa is for a single tourist entry and permits a stay of up to 90 days, extendable once in Cuba for a further 90 days (180 days total). Cuban mission pages describe consular payment and bank-transfer confirmation steps; one official mission reference says the visa code is sent within a maximum of 72 working hours after bank confirmation, while Spain mission pages warn that bank transfers can take 48-72 hours to become effective. Because fees, payment channels, and validity wording are mission-specific, Andorran applicants should follow the live eVisaCuba/Madrid consular instructions instead of relying on a fixed public-validity claim. Additional mandatory entry requirements apply to all travelers: the online D'Viajeros declaration during the pre-arrival window and travel medical insurance valid in Cuba. Cuba is a Caribbean nation and not part of the Schengen area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules are not relevant. Verdict: eVisa required.