U.S. citizens no longer have to apply for a license to visit Cuba, but tourism is still banned by the embargo. Your visit must comply with one of the 12 categories of authorized travel:

• Family visits
• Official governmental business
• Journalistic activity
• Professional research or meetings
• Educational academic activities
• People-to-People Exchanges (for travel related transactions purchased prior to June 5, 2019)
• Religious activities
• Sports and public events
• Support for the Cuban people
• Humanitarian projects
• Research
• Informational materials
• Authorized export activity

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By selecting continue, you agree that you comply with one of the 12 categories.