Cuba – Property Building and Renovation
Constructing or renovating a property in Cuba is a tightly controlled undertaking subject to state oversight at every stage. Any permanent structural…
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Cuba – Property Financing
For foreign nationals, financing property in Cuba is an extraordinarily difficult undertaking — and through conventional means, it is essentially impossible. No…
Read more →Cuba – Prescriptions and Medications
Cuba’s pharmaceutical network is run entirely by the state, with dispensing outlets known as farmacias serving both Cuban nationals and foreigners living…
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Cuba’s national mail network is managed entirely by the state-owned Correos de Cuba, which oversees domestic and international correspondence, package delivery, telegraph…
Read more →Cuba – Mental Health
Cuba runs a wholly state-funded, universal healthcare system in which mental health provision is woven into every tier of care — from…
Read more →Cuba – Maternity and Giving Birth
Cuba’s healthcare system is entirely state-owned and operated, providing maternity services free of charge to Cuban citizens and permanent residents. It is…
Read more →Cuba – Leisure and Entertainment
Cuba presents expats with a lively, community-centred leisure life defined by outstanding music, dance, visual arts, and a festival calendar that never…
Read more →Cuba – Lease Agreements
Property rental in Cuba operates within a tightly controlled framework, shaped primarily by the General Housing Law and a series of associated…
Read more →Cuba – Internet
Cuba ranks among the most heavily restricted and slowest internet environments anywhere on the planet. Every connection on the island flows through…
Read more →Cuba – Importing a Pet
Cuba allows the importation of domestic pets, though the rules are notably restrictive: under Cuban customs legislation, only dogs and cats are…
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