Cuba – Vehicle Maintenance, Repairs, and Breakdown Recovery
Keeping a vehicle roadworthy and dealing with breakdowns in Cuba involves navigating a system unlike almost anything encountered elsewhere. The country operates…
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Cuba – Taxis and Ride-Hailing Services
Taxis are a fundamental part of daily life in Cuba — especially in Havana — and represent the most common way expats…
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Cuba’s tax framework is centralised and single-tiered, grounded in Law 113 of 2012 and overseen by the Oficina Nacional de Administración Tributaria…
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Cuba ranks among the world’s most complex — and most distinctive — environments for foreign nationals pursuing self-employment or entrepreneurship. Although the…
Read more →Cuba – Retail and Consumer Issues
For expats, navigating Cuban retail is a distinctive and frequently demanding experience defined by a state-controlled commercial environment, persistent supply shortfalls, and…
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Securing residency in Cuba is a demanding, multi-stage undertaking administered by the Directorate of Identification, Immigration and Foreigners (DIIE), which operates under…
Read more →Cuba – Property Rental Prices
Finding a place to rent in Cuba is an experience unlike almost anywhere else in the world, shaped by decades of socialist…
Read more →Cuba – Rail Travel
Cuba’s national rail network, run by Ferrocarriles de Cuba (FCC), stretches across the entire island and links every provincial capital — yet…
Read more →Cuba – Property Taxes
Cuba’s property tax landscape is relatively streamlined in terms of the number of levies it applies, yet the rates imposed at the…
Read more →Cuba – Property Letting
Renting out property in Cuba as a foreign national or expat landlord is a demanding endeavour, shaped by one of the most…
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