Work / Immigration visa · Georgia to Cuba

D-2 Work Visa

Embassy required

Processing time
4-6 weeks for work permit, then 2-4 weeks for visa
Fee
Varies by embassy
Validity
Duration of employment contract (typically 1-2 years, renewable)
Entry
Single entry

Work visa (Visa de Trabajo) for individuals who have secured employment with a Cuban entity or foreign company authorized to operate in Cuba. Position must typically be one that cannot be filled by a Cuban national or require foreign expertise. Permit validity matches employment contract duration, typically 1-2 years with renewal possible.

Eligibility

  • Employment

    Must have secured employment with Cuban entity or foreign company authorized to operate in Cuba. Position must typically be one that cannot be filled by a Cuban national or require foreign expertise.

    Required status: Official job offer or employment contract from Cuban employer

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 2; Validity months: 6

  • Employment letter

    Provide a signed employer letter confirming your role, leave dates, salary and return to work.

    Must include leave approval: No; Must include position: Yes; Must include salary: Yes

  • Travel insurance

    Coverage area: Valid in Cuba for duration of stay

  • Medical certificate

    Provide medical evidence from a recognised doctor or clinic when the route asks for health confirmation.

How to apply

  1. Document gathering

    Obtain official job offer or contract from Cuban employer. Employer initiates work permit application with Cuban authorities.

  2. Processing wait

    Wait for work permit processing by Cuban authorities. Processing typically takes 4-6 weeks.

  3. Appointment booking

    After work permit approval, apply for D-2 work visa at Cuban embassy or consulate.

  4. Document submission

    Submit work permit, job contract, passport, health certificate, and supporting documents at embassy.

  5. Visa collection

    Collect approved work visa from embassy or consulate.

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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.