getting a visa in cuba
Aug 7th 2002, 11:56 pm
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getting a visa in cuba
I'm seriously thinking of moving to cuba permanatly & was hopinh to hear from someone who has done this or knows how!! I know i need to get a visa to move to cuba but i don't know how to. If any one can help plz e-mail me at [email protected] thanx 
Aug 8th 2002, 9:16 am
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Re: getting a visa in cuba
On Wed, 07 Aug 2002 17:32:44 -0700, welsh_spamy2k2 wrote:
> I'm seriously thinking of moving to cuba permanatly & was hopinh to hear from
> someone who has done this or knows how!! I know i need to get a visa to move to
> cuba but i don't know how to. If any one can help plz e-mail me at
> [email protected] thanx
Well, first off, if you are a US citizen or permanent resident, this is probably
illegal. If you are some other citizen, you'd probably need to visit the nearest
Cuban embassy. Sorry, I don't know anything about their visa regulations.
> I'm seriously thinking of moving to cuba permanatly & was hopinh to hear from
> someone who has done this or knows how!! I know i need to get a visa to move to
> cuba but i don't know how to. If any one can help plz e-mail me at
> [email protected] thanx
Well, first off, if you are a US citizen or permanent resident, this is probably
illegal. If you are some other citizen, you'd probably need to visit the nearest
Cuban embassy. Sorry, I don't know anything about their visa regulations.
Aug 11th 2002, 4:48 pm
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Re: getting a visa in cuba
The only way to stay in Cuba long term, without making "visa runs" to Nassau or
Cancun, is to marry a Cuban citizen. Otherwise, you can get a tourist card for 30
days and extend it for another 30 days. After that you must leave, if only for an
hour! I understand that they are now giving longer tourist visas for Canadians in an
attempt to bring down "snowbirds" for the entire winter.
Cancun, is to marry a Cuban citizen. Otherwise, you can get a tourist card for 30
days and extend it for another 30 days. After that you must leave, if only for an
hour! I understand that they are now giving longer tourist visas for Canadians in an
attempt to bring down "snowbirds" for the entire winter.
