Cuba's entry policy 202 1 requires passengers to enter the country with a negative certificate of nucleic acid from their country of origin.

In order to reduce the cross-border spread of the epidemic, the Cuban government announced that starting from 200211,overseas tourists arriving in Cuba must provide a negative certificate of nucleic acid testing issued by a testing institution designated by the country of origin within 72 hours before the tourists arrive. Please refer to the following for details.

202 1 Cuba's entry policy

The Cuban government announced that in order to prevent the cross-border spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, foreign visitors arriving in Cuba must provide a negative nucleic acid test certificate 202 1 1 issued by a testing institution designated by the country of origin within 72 hours before the arrival of the visitors. Overseas tourists to Cuba must also abide by other Cuban epidemic prevention policies, including nucleic acid testing and corresponding isolation arrangements at the entry airport on the day of arrival.

The Embassy of China in Cuba solemnly reminds that COVID-19 is still in the global epidemic period. China citizens are requested to pay close attention to the safety reminders and epidemic information issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and embassies and consulates abroad, fully assess the possible risks of infection, detention and isolation caused by current international travel, and adhere to the principle of "no travel unless necessary". Those who really need to come to Cuba should abide by the relevant epidemic prevention regulations of the Cuban government and make proper arrangements for their trips.

Global emergency hotline for consular protection and service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 86-10-12308/86-10-59913991.

Consular protection telephone number of the embassy in Cuba: 0053-528583 12.

Cuba strengthens prevention and control measures

On the same day, Cuban President Diaz-Canel said that due to the violation of epidemic prevention regulations by some foreign immigrants and their relatives and friends, and the failure of some people to observe epidemic prevention regulations such as keeping social distance during the New Year's Eve, the COVID-19 epidemic in Cuba has recently rebounded again, and the government must immediately take strict measures to cut off the spread of the virus as soon as possible.

As the hardest hit area of COVID-19 epidemic in Cuba, Havana, the capital, has retreated from the third-level prevention and control to the stricter first-level prevention and control. On the same day, the Havana provincial government announced an epidemic prevention plan with 22 measures, such as closing cinemas and swimming pools again from 10; Suspension of cultural and recreational activities; Suspension of public transport from 2 1: 00 to 5: 00 every day; Don't stay in public places such as parks and squares after 0/9: 00 every day; 12, inter-provincial public transport is suspended.

In order to curb the continuous growth of imported cases after the reopening of the border, the Cuban government reduced the number of flights from the United States, Mexico and other countries from 1 this month. From the date of 10, all people must show the negative certificate of COVID-19 nucleic acid test within 72 hours when entering the country.