Cuba e-Visa for citizens of Morocco: online application, fees and processing time 2026
Yes, an e-Visa is required: citizens of Morocco apply online before departure, for stays up to 90 days.
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Mandatory arrival form: D'Viajeros. Up to 7 days before arrival. Only fill it in on the official website.
Fill it in on the official website (dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu)
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Allowed stay
90 days
Our guide to the Cuba visa from Morocco
Holders of Moroccan passports must obtain an electronic authorization, or e-visa, online before travelling to Cuba. Apply through the official portal when available, or contact the relevant embassy for the official procedure.
The stay period associated with this authorization is 90 days. Before travelling to Cuba, review the current instructions on the official portal or with the relevant embassy, especially for submission steps and the requirements that apply to your application.
Do you need a visa?
Yes. Travellers holding a Moroccan passport must have an electronic authorization, also called an e-visa, obtained online before departure for Cuba. This formality must be completed before travel and should not be left until the last minute.
How much does an e-visa for Cuba cost from Morocco?
The official fee for an e-visa for Cuba is not published in a source we can verify. Check the amount on the official portal before paying anything, third-party sites often add service fees on top.
What does a visa for Cuba really cost?
The published fee is the government charge alone. Two or three other lines are added before the visa is in the passport, and they are what makes the final bill.
- Government feeNot published in a source we can verify
Paid to the state, non-refundable if the visa is refused.
- Agency or online serviceOptional, added on top
Never compulsory. An intermediary fills the form for you, it does not change the decision or the processing time.
We only display amounts published by an official source. Confirm the total before paying anything.
What documents are required for an e-visa for Cuba?
Documents required for an e-visa for Cuba:
- Passport valid 6 months beyond stay
- Online application (no paper form)
- Digital photo (recent)
- Passport scan (data page)
- Proof of accommodation
- Visa fee payment
Documents and fees
The information provided does not specify the documents to upload or any applicable fees. Check the official portal or the relevant embassy before submitting your application to confirm the required documents, file format requirements, and official payment arrangements.
How to apply for an e-visa for Cuba from Morocco
- 1Fill in the form on the destination’s official portal.
- 2Upload the required documents (passport, photo, supporting papers).
- 3Pay the fee online by card.
- 4Receive the authorisation by email, usually without a consular visit.
- 5Show the authorisation, printed or on your phone, at boarding.
How to apply
Submit the application online before departure, following the instructions published on the official Cuban portal when it is available. If you cannot locate the portal or an application step is unclear, contact the relevant embassy to obtain the official procedure that applies to your situation.
Where do you apply for a visa for Cuba from Morocco?
An e-visa for Cuba is filed entirely online: there is no counter to visit and no file to hand in. The only address that matters is the official portal.
- The application, the supporting documents and the payment all go through the official portal, from any country.
- Lookalike sites copy the portal’s name and layout, then resell the same application with a margin. Check the domain before you type in a passport number.
- The authorisation arrives by email. Keep a printed copy, some airlines ask for it at boarding.
You live in Morocco on another passport?
The regime follows your nationality, not where you live. If you reside in Morocco but travel on another country's passport, the rule on this page is not yours. Filing usually still happens from your country of residence, at the post competent for it, but the requirement itself comes from your passport.
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How long does an e-visa for Cuba take?
No verified processing time is published for this route. Apply as early as your travel dates allow, and never book non-refundable travel before the e-visa is granted.
Processing times and advice
No processing time is stated in the available information. Submit the online application before departure and carefully check all entered information before finalizing it. The stay period associated with the authorization is 90 days, which does not indicate its validity period.
Before you fly, and at the border
- Passport validity: most countries require the passport to stay valid beyond the return date, and the margin required differs from one destination to the next. Check it on the official source, and count from your return, not from your departure.
- A visa is not a right of entry. The border officer decides, and may ask for a return ticket, an address or proof of funds even when everything is in order.
- Conditional exemptions exist: several countries waive the visa for holders of a valid visa or residence permit from a third country. This depends on the destination and on the document, and we do not publish that rule when our sources do not carry it. The official page does.
- Minors travelling alone or with one parent are often asked for extra papers, typically a parental authorisation and the family record. Ask the post before booking.
- Overstaying is not a formality. It exposes you to a fine, to removal, and to an entry ban that can outlast the trip by years, including for the whole area when the destination belongs to one.
Common mistakes
Do not use an intermediary website presented as official without checking its identity, as private services may charge additional fees. Do not confuse the 90-day associated stay period with processing time or visa validity. Rely on the official portal or the relevant embassy.
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Other visa types for Cuba
A tourist stay is not the only purpose. These are the other permits the destination issues and that your nationality is eligible for, each with its own fee and processing time.
Official sources
Guide generated automatically on September 12, 2026, from the verified catalogue.
Short-stay (tourism)
eVisa / authorization
Entry regime
eVisa / authorization
Duration
90 days
Official websiteTo confirm
Work visa
Work visa
Duration
1 year
Price
105 USD
Processing time
30 business days
Official websiteVerified
Business visa (D-7)
Consular visa
Duration
90 days
Price
105 USD
Processing time
15 business days
Official websiteVerified
Student visa (D-2)
Student visa
Duration
1 year
Price
0–105 USD
Processing time
15 business days
Official websiteVerified
Family visa (A-2)
Family reunification
Duration
1 year
Price
105 USD
Processing time
15 business days
Official websiteVerified
Tips to extend your stay in Cuba
- Request the extension of your e-Visa before the expiration of your initial stay with the competent Cuban authorities.
- Subscribe to travel insurance covering the entire extended stay.
- Always fill out the D’Viajeros form within the required deadlines to avoid entry issues.
- Keep printed and digital copies of your e-Visa and the D’Viajeros form during your travels.
For example, a Moroccan tourist arriving in Cuba with a 90-day e-Visa can request an additional 90-day extension at the local immigration office, by presenting valid insurance and complying with administrative procedures, allowing them to stay up to 180 days in total.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Cuba from Morocco?▾
Yes, an e-visa (electronic visa) is required. It is applied for online before departure and allows a stay of 90 days.
What documents are required for a visa to Cuba?▾
For the tourist visa application, you will need: Passport valid 6 months beyond stay, Online application (no paper form), Digital photo (recent), Passport scan (data page), Proof of accommodation, Visa fee payment.
How do you apply for a visa for Cuba from Morocco?▾
The application is fully online and made before departure: form on the official portal, documents uploaded, card payment, then the authorisation arrives by email. In most cases no consular visit is needed.
How long can you stay in Cuba?▾
The tourist visa allows a stay of 90 days.
What other visa types exist for Cuba?▾
Depending on the purpose of stay, Cuba offers among others: Business visa (D-7), Work visa, Student visa (D-2), Family visa (A-2).
Data verified on 28/10/2026 · Our methodology
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