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🇨🇺 Does a Cuban need a visa for Palau 🇵🇼?

What this means for your trip

A visa on arrival is issued at the port of entry. Expect a fee, a passport photo and sometimes proof of onward travel and accommodation.

Not every airport or land border issues it, and some nationalities are sent to secondary checks; confirm the entry point before you travel.

Your passport should normally be valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date and have blank pages for stamps; many countries apply this rule.

Palau at a glance

Capital: Ngerulmud · Currency: United States dollar (USD, $) · Official languages: English, Palauan · Calling code: +680

U.S. State Department travel advisory for Palau: Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions (updated 6 August 2024). It is written for U.S. citizens; read the advisory before you book.

Plugs and voltage

Your plugs fit: every plug type used in Cuba (A, B) works with sockets in Palau. Mains voltage differs (Palau: 120 V; Cuba: 110 V): most phone and laptop chargers accept 100–240 V, but single-voltage devices such as some hair dryers need a converter.

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Easier destinations near Palau for Cuban passport holders

• 🇰🇮 Kiribati — Visa-free 90 days
• 🇫🇲 Micronesia — Visa-free 30 days
• 🇫🇯 Fiji — Visa-free 120 days
• 🇻🇺 Vanuatu — Visa-free 120 days

The other way round

🇵🇼 Palauan passport holders visiting Cuba: Palauan passport holders need a visa for Cuba, and it can be applied for online as an e-Visa before travelling.

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