Cuba advance passenger information
Cuba's D'Viajeros form: the full guide
Everything the D'Viajeros form asks for, plus the Cuba specifics that trip travellers up: the offline QR code, mandatory travel insurance, the tourist card and eVisa, and the customs cash declaration.
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D'Viajeros for families and children
A practical guide for families traveling to Cuba: one D'Viajeros per person, who completes a child's form, passports, medical insurance and customs with kids.
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Cuba entry requirements
The full checklist of Cuba entry requirements, with D'Viajeros as one of several steps: passport, tourist card or eVisa, mandatory insurance, QR code and US travel notes.
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Cuba customs and cash declaration
A clear guide to Cuba's customs section of the D'Viajeros form: declaring cash and goods, why US cards fail, duty-free allowances, restricted items and how to breeze through.
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Cuba tourist card and eVisa
A guide to Cuba's traditional tourist card and the new eVisa: who needs each one, how to choose, roughly what they cost, and why they are separate from the free D'Viajeros form.
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Mandatory travel insurance for Cuba
A practical guide to Cuba's mandatory travel insurance: what coverage you need, how to show it on arrival, the catch with U.S. policies, and why it is separate from the D'Viajeros form.
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The D'Viajeros QR Code for Cuba: Full Guide
Everything about the D'Viajeros QR code: what information it holds, when it is generated, where it is checked and how to save it without relying on internet in Cuba.
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When to Complete the D'Viajeros Form for Cuba
A clear guide to when you should complete Cuba's D'Viajeros form: the 48-hour window, connecting flights, which flight counts and what happens if you arrive without it.
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How to Fill the D'Viajeros Form Step by Step
A practical guide to completing Cuba's D'Viajeros form without errors: what to prepare, how to fill each section, and how to validate and save your QR offline.
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What Is the D'Viajeros Form for Cuba?
A clear guide to Cuba's D'Viajeros form: what it is, who manages it, why it is free, and how it differs from a visa and the tourist card you also need.
Everyone arriving in Cuba must complete the D'Viajeros form — Cuba's advance passenger information, a free digital declaration that combines your personal, immigration, health and customs details into one document and produces the QR code you show on arrival. We review it and file it for you.
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