Are you Cuban and want to travel without a visa to another country? Well, as of TODAY, July 15, another nation in the world favors Cubans and grants them free visas. In other words, they do not need a visa to enter. It is a very attractive country, although far from the island and there are no direct flights. We will tell you.
Thai authorities announced this weekend that, starting this Monday, the list of visa-exempt countries to enter the Asian country will be expanded from 57 to 93. Among the new additions are: Cuba and other Latin countries such as Mexico and Colombia.
According to the Ministry of the Interior of Thailand on its Facebook page, the new list will come into effect on July 15 and will allow a stay of up to 60 days, a measure aimed at encouraging tourism that has not reached the levels of before the health crisis.
Countries such as Spain, Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Peru already enjoyed visa exemption before this new measure. The extension will benefit more Latin American countries, including Panama, Guatemala, Uruguay and Ecuador and the aforementioned visa-free status for Cubans.
Cubans can enter Thailand from TODAY without a visa
That is, Cubans can enter Thailand from TODAY without a visa and for 60 days, as long as they have a valid and valid passport.
Over the past year, Thailand has signed visa waiver and stay permit extension agreements with countries including China, India and Russia in an effort to revive its tourism sector, and is now taking the step that some media have described as “desperate.”
How to get to Thailand from Havana? It would always have to be via connections, as there are no direct flights. Making a stopover in Madrid or Turkey is one of the most common, there are now Air China flights to Asia, but you would have to apply for a visa to China and this is not advisable.
But it is still good news for Cuban travelers that Thailand no longer requires visas from Cubans as of TODAY.
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