I have an interest in visiting Cuba again after going there a few years ago but with USA not allowing people to visit there I am not sure how to go about this. I have an US and UK passport. Am I able to travel to Mexico then fly to Cuba a la Che? Or does having a US citizenship bar me from this? Really annoyed if it does!
Visiting Cuba from USA
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defrocked priest
Father Footy
Fly out from Canada. Simples
Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
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I went from the States through Nassau, Bahamas on a UK passport with no problems. They just issue you with a separate tourist card (visa) so no stamp or visa in your passport. There were plenty of Yanks on my flight.
Vankleek Hill Seagull
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USA to Mexico on US passport - Mexico to Cuba on UK passport?
Or as Defrocked Priest said, fly from Canada.
Or as Defrocked Priest said, fly from Canada.
jmsc
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There are flights from Miami to Havana with Air Cubana that you can travel on with a UK passport!
Arthritic Toe
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You could go via the Cayman Islands too, which is just a short hop from Cuba.
Chester Drawers
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I think they are called Cubana ... and they dont fly into Miami ...
Take any routing you like - typically that means Canada or Mexico.
No issue with using your UK passport, I've been to the States many times since I visited Cuba.
No issue with using your UK passport, I've been to the States many times since I visited Cuba.
True, I've been to Cuba twice and actually had a Cuban stamp on the opposite page to my US Visa. No one ever queried this when going into the US.