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How hard is it for an American to visit Cuba? Heard that many folks fly to Mexico then take a flight there.

Have you gone? Do you know anyone who has?
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mcoffin | 3 years, 5 months ago
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somewhat easy (so i've heard :)) - the three easiest are cancun mexico, bahamas, or canada. u can try to go as a redcross volunteer or just book directly from the above locations. just ask the customs not to stamp your passport. key - dont stay at the "american" hotel, stay in a boutique type hotel in the middle of havana - theres a particular square. and really the only way for good food are the "paladar" which is when u go to someones private home (underground restaurants)
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sara | 3 years, 5 months ago
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The State Department offers many ways for Americans to legally visit Cuba. A few include:
-Free-Lance Journalism – Persons with a suitable record of publication who are traveling to Cuba to do research for a free-lance article. Licenses authorizing transactions for multiple trips over an extended period of time are available for applicants demonstrating a significant record of free-lance journalism.
-Professional Research and Professional Meetings – Persons traveling to Cuba to do professional research or to attend a professional meeting that does not meet the requirements of the relevant general license (described above). Licenses authorizing transactions for multiple trips over an extended period of time are available
-Activities of Private Foundations or Research or Educational Institutions – Persons traveling to Cuba on behalf of private foundations or research or educational institutes that have an established interest in international relations to collect information related to Cuba for noncommercial purposes. Licenses authorizing transactions for multiple trips over an extended period of time are available.
-Exportation, Importation, or Transmission of Information or Informational Materials – Persons traveling to engage in activities directly related to the exportation, importation, or transmission of information or informational materials.

I have not traveled there, but I would recommend finding a legal avenue for your visit rather than risking government sanctions.

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