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How to get to Cuba: US citizens
Special info for US citizens
Common belief holds that U.S. citizens and foreign residents are forbidden by law to travel to Cuba. This is not true. The applicable legislation is the Trading with the Enemy Act under which the restriction is not on travel but on the spending of money in Cuba. Of course one can practically equate the ban on spending money in Cuba to a travel ban because in normal circumstances a visitor must spend on accommodations, food and other necessities.

Exceptions to the ban on spending money in Cuba are allowed by licenses issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the Treasury Department.

If you already have a license, please click here for knowing what to do and your best trip options.

If you donīt have a license, and still want to come to Cuba without asking for one, please click here for knowing what to do and for your best trip options through a third country.
US citizens with a license to come to Cuba, follow these steps
Ask for a Cuban visa at Cuban Interest Section in Washington, D.C.
Contact info:

Tel: (202) 797 8518 to 20
Fax: (202) 797 8521
Address: 2630 16 St. N W. Washington D. C. 20009
 
Air tickets to and from Cuba
You should make your airline reservation from your city of departure to any of the international airports in Cuba. For extensive information about location and tour options in Cuba, Contact us.

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What you would like to do in Cuba
Here is where we can serve you best. We have the hotel, transit, event/activity information or tour package that you want, whether you are coming on business, for an event or for pleasure. Within 48 hours we will get back to you with a confirmation of your requested reservations.
US citizens without a license to come to Cuba, follow these steps
What you need before coming to Cuba
All you need is a valid passport. You can pick up a Cuban tourist card at any airport counter outside the US that has flights to Cuba.
Air tickets to and from Cuba
You should make your flight reservation to a third country in such a way as to make a connection with one of the frequent flights from there to Cuba. We at Cubanlinda.com can take your reservation online and have your pre-paid ticket and tourist card ready when you arrive at the third-country airport..

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What you would like to do in Cuba
This is where we can do the most for you. From hotel reservations to car, camper or bicycle rentals, to tickets for events, to guided tours to meeting facilities to whatever there is to do in Cuba, we are the ones to make it happen for you. Within 48 hours we will confirm, by email, whatever reservations you have requested.
 
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