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Cuba Travel Tips
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All visitors must hold a valid passport in their name with a corresponding travel visa or travel card.
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The following are exempt from taxes: objects for personal use, personal jewelry, photographic or video cameras, sports items, fishing tackle, 2 bottles of spirits, one carton of cigarettes, and up to 10 kilos of medications.
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Items that are prohibited in Cuba are narcotics and firearms, except for duly authorized hunting weapons.
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To take out works of art or antiques, the corresponding authorization should be sought from the National Register of Cultural Items of the Heritage Department in the Ministry of Culture.
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It is advisable that visitors bring cotton and similar type fabric clothing. It is recommended that fine woolen and gabardine clothing be brought for use during the winter months and for air-conditioned environments. During the rainy season, a light water proof jacket is recommended. More formal clothing is required for theaters, concert halls, night clubs and formal venues.
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Photos and video footage maybe freely taken, except in restricted and designated areas that are of a military nature. Museums have their own specific regulations.
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To make online application for a specific license to visit a member of your immediate family who is a national of Cuba, (a "Family Visit" license)
https://fastrequest.ofac.treas.gov/Default.aspx
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