LGBTQ+ Expats in Cuba: A Guide to Community and Lifestyle for Expats
Cuba has been experiencing a transformation in its attitude toward the LGBTQ+ community, driven by government support, education, and activism. Although the…
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Cuba – Eye Care
Cuba’s healthcare system is entirely state-controlled and delivers free eye care to Cuban nationals, but foreign residents and expats are not covered…
Read more →Cuba – End of Life Issues
Cuba’s national health system is entirely state-funded and extends end of life and palliative care to all residents, including expatriates who access…
Read more →Cuba – Air Travel
Cuba’s aviation sector is operating under enormous pressure. The island’s only domestic carrier, Cubana de Aviación, has just two aircraft in service…
Read more →Cuba – Landlines and Mobile Phones
Cuba’s telecommunications landscape is shaped by a single, state-controlled entity: ETECSA (Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba S.A.), which holds an exclusive monopoly…
Read more →Cuba – Visas
Relocating to Cuba demands careful attention to a strictly managed immigration framework. The vast majority of travellers are now required to obtain…
Read more →Cuba – Selling Property
Selling property in Cuba is a tightly regulated and often intricate undertaking, rooted in socialist-era housing legislation that underwent its most significant…
Read more →Cuba – Buying Property
For foreign nationals, acquiring property in Cuba ranks among the most legally complex and tightly restricted real estate processes anywhere on the…
Read more →Cuba – Work Permits and Working Legally
Foreign nationals seeking legal employment in Cuba must secure both a work permit (permiso de trabajo) and a corresponding work visa before…
Read more →Cuba – Veterinary Care
Veterinary services in Cuba are accessible throughout the island, though quality and available resources differ markedly depending on where you are. Havana…
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