Je suis en train de planifier mon voyage à Cuba, et mon mari étant de nationalité marocaine, je voulais savoir si il y avait des documents spécifiques à prévoir pour l'obtention de la carte touristique.
Si vous avez un passeport marocain et avez récemment voyagé à Cuba, je suis preneuse de vos retours d'expérience à ce sujet.
Peu importe la.nationalité, les formalités sont les mêmes pour l'obtention de la carte touristique. De France, vous pouvez les commander sur certains sites internet sans problème, il y a des références sur le forum.
La seule exception est que certaines nationalités n'ont pas besoin de carte touristique, comme les russes, les Vietnamiens, etc.
voici ce que cela dit : on ne parle pas de nationalité, vaut mieux controler
CONSULAT GENERAL DE CUBA EN FRANCE
14, rue de Presles, 75015 Paris
Tél.: 0145675535 ou 0145679881 Fax: 0145670891
e-mail : traductor@ambacuba.fr
www.cubadiplomatica.cu/francia
Ouvert au public de 9H00 à 12H00 du lundi au vendredi
POUR L'OBTENTION DU VISA TOURISTIQUE (OU CARTE TOURISTIQUE)
Valable pour un séjour touristique dans des hôtels, en chambre d’hôte ou dans un bateau.
Le visa de tourisme ou carte touristique est valable pour une seule entrée dans le territoire national cubain pour un séjour d’un mois que vous pouvez faire proroger d'un autre mois, dans un bureau de tourisme d'un hôtel.
Les mineurs, quel que soit leur âge, ont besoin de la carte touristique, même s’ils sont inscrits sur le passeport de leurs parents.
Les citoyens français, époux ou enfants des ressortissants cubains, peuvent voyager avec un visa touristique ou avec un visa familial (visa A-2). D’autre type de liens de parenté doivent partir impérativement avec des cartes touristiques.
Pour la demande des cartes touristiques veuillez vous adresser au Consulat.
Directement au Consulat
Présenter :
Passeport valable le temps du séjour.
Billet d’avion aller-retour ou une attestation de votre agence de voyages témoignant que vous avez un billet pour Cuba (billets électroniques acceptés).
22.00€ par personne en espèces.
Délais de délivrance de la carte : à l’instant
ATTENTION :Si vous faites la demande à travers une autre personne, 25.00 € devront être ajoutés par personne au montant total des services demandés, au titre de démarches non personnelles (excepté les mineurs et les personnes handicapées mentales).
Par la poste
Envoyer :
Photocopie lisible des 3 premières pages du passeport.
22.00€ + 25.00€ de démarches non personnelles par personne (y compris les mineurs) en chèque certifié par la banque (non du chéquier). Vous pouvez faire un seul chèque pour le total du montant, à l’ordre du: Consulat général de Cuba.Les espèces envoyées par la poste seront refusées et retournées à vos risques.
Photocopie lisible du billet d’avion aller-retour ou une attestation de votre agence de voyages témoignant que vous avez un billet pour Cuba (billets électroniques acceptés).
Une enveloppe timbrée (Lettre suivie ou en recommandée) à votre nom et adresse pour le retour des visas en toute sécurité.
Délais de délivrance de la carte : Au consulat : 2 jours + délais de la poste
Attention:
- Les voyageurs doivent être munis d’une attestation émise par leur assureur ou leur banque certifiant que l’assurance en cas de maladie ou rapatriement pourrait être utilisée à Cuba.
Renseignements touristiques
Office de Tourisme de Cuba : 2 Passage du Guesclin 75015 Paris Tél. : 0145389010
Havanatour : 16 rue Drouot. 75009. Paris. Tél. :01 48 01 44 45
Vous aimez vraiment compliquer les choses! À Cuba, il n'y a personne qui demande un visa de tourisme. Tout le.monde peut entrer à Cuba et est nécessairement sous un visa de tourisme de 30 jours, sauf 90 pour les Canadiens.
Ce que presque tout le monde doit avoir est une carte de tourisme.
Je suis en train de planifier mon voyage à Cuba, et mon mari étant de nationalité marocaine, je voulais savoir si il y avait des documents spécifiques à prévoir pour l'obtention de la carte touristique.
Si vous avez un passeport marocain et avez récemment voyagé à Cuba, je suis preneuse de vos retours d'expérience à ce sujet.
Merci d'avance
Bonjour Lamimine,
La réponse de Gigi1234 et Malagabeach sont tout a fait exactes !! ;-) visa pour vous et pour lui, "Obligatoire" pour entrer a cuba, il me semble que l'on peut la faire une fois arrivée a cuba mais pas sur de tout !! donc ne prenez pas de risque .. Puis si mes souvenirs sont bons , il me semble que c'est 25e le visa de 1 mois renouvelable mais pas sur et il le font sur place mais bon faites un petit tour au consulat de paris au 16 Rue de Presles, 75015 tel : 01 45 67 98 81 et vous serez Fixée !!
Par ailleurs la compagnie Jetairfly fait long courrier BXL-VARADERO et inclus le visa touristique dans le prix du billet ;-) pour le reste je ne sais pas mais il vous faut le visa c'est certain ;-)
Merci pour votre réponse !
donc la procédure est la même pour les français et les marocains : carte touristique, n'est-ce pas ?
je vais les faire auprès du consulat...
merci !
Merci pour votre réponse !
donc la procédure est la même pour les français et les marocains : carte touristique, n'est-ce pas ?
je vais les faire auprès du consulat...
merci !
Oui c'est exacte !!
Mais de rien ;-) !!
Bon Voyage ;-)
Moi je suis ressortissant belge et j'ai besoin d'une carte de touriste.
Si je comprends bien on n'a pas besoin de se déplacer à l'ambassade de cuba à bruxelles (c'est à 200 km de chez moi). Par contre je ne comprends pas ce qu'est un chèque certifié par la banque... ca n'existe pas en Belgique ce genre de chose à ma connaissance...
Si qqun pouvait m'aider... j'essaye d'appeler l'ambassade et de leur envoyer des mails mais je n'obtient jamais de réponse!!!!
Bonjour,
Vous pouvez vous rapprocher d'une agence pour faire votre visa
perso je le fais via Havanatour
c'est plus cher mais ça évite de se déplacer
Vous pouvez également le faire en ligne sur http://www.visa-cuba.fr/
c'est Havanatour toujours
Ok, merci pour votre réponse mais si on est belge je suppose que ca ne fonctionne pas... Il s'agit de site français, donc réservé aux personnes de nationalité française...
non non ça fonctionne, je le fais moi même depuis le Maroc et pour mon mari de nationalité marocaine
contactez les, ils sont spécialisés dans les voyages à Cuba
Bonjour, je suis Français et j'habite à Vancouver (Canada). Je souhaite me rendre à Cuba pour un mois et demi à compter du 1er juillet. Je voudrai savoir comment ça se passe pour obtenir une carte de tourisme ? Merci pour votre aide!
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