Cuba Drops Exit Visa Requirements

Cubans will be able to leave for vacations or permanently

Reason Staff | 10.16.2012 1:08 PM

MEXICO CITY — In a country of limits, it is the restriction that many Cubans hate the most: the exit visa that the government requires for travel abroad but rarely grants, trapping most Cubans looking to leave even for just a few days.

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Cuba Drops Exit Visa Requirements

Cubans will be able to leave for vacations or permanently

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