澳大利亚(Australia) 前往 古巴(Cuba) 签证要求

Australian passport holders need an eVisa for tourism in Cuba. Since 1 July 2025 the electronic visa (eVisa) replaced the old paper tourist card and is mandatory before travel. You also must complete the separate D'Viajeros entry declaration within 7 days of arrival and hold travel insurance valid in Cuba. Cuba requires Australian ordinary passport holders to obtain a tourist eVisa before arrival. On 1 July 2025 Cuba switched from the long-standing paper "tarjeta del turista" (tourist card) to a fully electronic visa applied for online via the official portal (evisacuba.cu) or through a Cuban consulate. The eVisa is single-entry, permits a stay of up to 90 days (extendable once in-country for a further 90 days, 180 days total), and is valid for entry within 12 months of issue. Government fees vary by point of application (roughly USD 50 / EUR 22 equivalent), with processing typically up to 72 business hours. Separately, every traveler must complete the free online D'Viajeros health/customs/immigration declaration within 7 days before arrival; this generates a QR code shown at immigration and is linked to the eVisa. Travel insurance covering medical treatment in Cuba is a legal entry requirement, and the passport should be valid for the duration of stay (6 months' validity recommended). Cuba is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply.