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Italian Embassy in Cuba

1 embassy

Italy is represented in Cuba by 1 mission: an embassy in Havana. Cuban citizens need a visa for Italy, obtained before travel.

Italian Embassy in Havana

Embassy of Italy in Havana

Embassy · Havana

Today 08:30–16:00

Address: 5ta Avenida 402, Playa, Havanna
Phone: +53 7 2045615
Website: amblavana.esteri.it
Head of mission: De Martino Simona

At 5ta Avenida 402, Playa, Havanna, the Italian embassy represents Italy towards Cuba. The head of mission on record is De Martino Simona. Its phone number and website are on its page.

Italy visa for Cuban citizens

CubaItaly Visa required Italy visa for citizens of Cuba

ItalyCuba e-Visa Cuba visa for citizens of Italy

Italy visa requirements for citizens of Cuba

Schengen visa (type C) – tourism, and tourism to visit family or friends
National visa (type D) – study, work, family, elective residence, digital nomads
Schengen short-stay visa (type C) – business
Schengen short-stay visa (type C) – visiting family or friends
Fee: €90
21 required documents

checked 22 October 2026

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Cuban citizens must obtain a visa before travelling to Italy. Applicants in Cuba turn to the Italian embassy in Havana; many countries also use an outsourced visa centre.

Cuba’s missions in Italy

Missions of Cuba in Italy (2)

In return, Cuba has 2 missions in Italy, including its embassy in Rome.

Good to know

Italy in Cuba

Worldwide, Italy has 580 missions in 172 countries; one of them is in Cuba.

Travel to Cuba for Italian citizens

Cuba requires a visa from Italian citizens, available online as an e-Visa for up to 90 days. In Cuba, Italian citizens can turn to the Italian embassy for passports and emergency help.

When the Italian embassy in Cuba is closed

The Italian embassy in Cuba closes on Cuba’s public holidays, the next being Christmas Day (Navidad) on Friday 25 December 2026, Triumph of the Revolution (Triunfo de la Revolución) on Friday 1 January 2027 and Victory of Fidel Castro (Día de Victoria de las Fuerzas Armadas) on Saturday 2 January 2027, and usually on some holidays of Italy, such as Immaculate Conception (Immacolata Concezione) on Tuesday 8 December 2026.