This is the document they ask for at all airports in Cuba

If you have a trip planned to Cuba, it is mandatory that you complete the D’Travelers form before your arrival in the country. This procedure is indispensable for all passengers arriving by air, whether Cuban or foreign.

In this article, we explain in detail how to correctly fill out this form, what information you must provide, and how to ensure you meet all the requirements to avoid inconveniences during your trip.

What is the D’Viajeros form for Cuba?

The D’Viajeros form is a mandatory requirement implemented by the Cuban government for streamline migration, health, and customs procedures. It is completed digitally through the D’Viajeros platform and is necessary for all travelers entering the country through the airports.

This form has been available since November 15, 2021, and must be completed at most 48 hours before from the departure of your flight.

How to access the D’Viajeros form?

You can access the form through the official website: https://dviajeros.mitrans.gob.cu/

Steps to fill out the D’Viajeros form for Cuba

The process to complete the form is simple, but you must make sure to enter all the data correctlyBelow, we present you with a step-by-step guide:

1. Personal Data:
   
   In the first section of the form, you must enter your personal information, which includes:
   • Full name
   • Date of birth
   • Gender
   • Country of birth
   • Identity document (for Cuban citizens) or passport number
   • Passport issuing country
   • Country of residence
   • Email and phone number
2. Immigration Information:
   
   The following section of the form is related to your trip and your immigration information. Here you must indicate:
   • Date of arrival in Cuba
   • Airline and flight number
   • Seat number on the plane
   • Entry Airport to Cuba
   • Country of origin
   • Reason for your trip (tourism, business, etc.)
3. Health Information:
   
   In this section, you will be asked to provide details about your health and travel history:
   • Province and municipality where you will stay in Cuba
   • Address of the accommodation place
   • Countries visited in the last 15 days
   • Symptoms you have experienced in the last 15 days
   • Vaccination schedule or RT-PCR test (if applicable)
   • If your vaccination schedule is complete or incomplete
   • Name of the vaccine administered
4. Customs Declaration:
   
   Next, you will need to provide relevant information for the Customs of Cuba, including:
   • If you are carrying unaccompanied luggage
   • If you are traveling with minors
   • Amount of foreign currency you are carrying (you must declare if you are carrying more than 5,000 USD)
   • Value of the miscellaneous items you bring (if they exceed 1,000 USD)
   • Declaration of equipment or items that are not considered miscellaneous, such as appliances
5. Signature and QR Code:
   
   At the end of the form, you must sign an affidavit and enter a verification code. Once you have correctly completed the form, you will receive a PDF file with your data and a QR code that you must present to the Cuban customs authorities, whether printed or on your mobile device.

When should you fill out the form for Cuba?

The form must be completed at most 48 hours before the departure of your flightAirlines will verify that you have filled out the form before boarding. If you have not done so, you will have to complete it at the departure airport, which may cause delays and complications in your trip. Make sure to complete this procedure with enough time to avoid any inconvenience.

What happens after filling out the D’Viajeros form?

Once you have completed and submitted the form, you will receive an email with a PDF file containing the generated QR code. This QR code is necessary to enter Cuba and must be presented at the airport upon arrival in the country. If you complete the process correctly, this code will facilitate your entry to the island.

Additional recommendations:

• Verify the information: Before submitting the form, make sure you have carefully reviewed all the entered information to avoid errors.
• Save a copy of the QR code: Print a copy of the QR code or save it on your mobile device to have it handy upon arrival in Cuba.
• Check the updated regulations: Regulations and requirements may change, so we recommend checking the most recent information on the official D’Viajeros website or at the Cuban embassy or consulate in your country.