Journalist visa · Bermuda to Cuba

D-6 Journalist/Press Visa

Embassy required

Processing time
15 business days (apply at least 30 days before trip)
Fee
Varies by embassy
Entry
Single entry

Foreign journalists must have D-6 visa for entry into Cuban territory for work purposes. All journalist visas must be authorized by International Press Center of Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Authorization process takes at least 3 weeks. Press pass required and journalists should proceed to International Press Center from airport. Apply at least 30 days before trip.

Eligibility

  • Purpose of visit

    Must be accredited journalist traveling for professional media/press work. Authorization from International Press Center required.

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 1; Validity months: 6

  • Travel insurance

    Coverage area: Valid in Cuba

How to apply

  1. Document gathering

    Request authorization from International Press Center of Ministry of Foreign Affairs (minimum 3 weeks before travel). Prepare employer letter of sponsorship, assignment letter detailing reason for travel and journalistic project, and list of filming or photographic equipment with technical specifications.

  2. Appointment booking

    Request authorization from press office at Cuban Embassy.

  3. Document submission

    Apply for D-6 journalist visa at Cuban consulate after receiving authorizations (at least 30 days before trip). Submit application form and supporting documents: valid passport, Press Center authorization, employer letter, assignment letter, equipment list, completed D-6 visa application form, medical insurance.

  4. Processing wait

    Journalist visa processing typically takes approximately 15 business days.

  5. Visa collection

    Collect approved D-6 journalist visa.

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This information is general guidance only and can change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy or consulate before making travel plans. Contact [email protected] for help.