Mexico and Cuba: arrival forms for your trip
Travelling to Mexico and Cuba? 2 of them require an online arrival form. Each country has its own form, window and official site. Here they are in one place, with a planner that works out the dates.
The forms, country by country
1.Mexico
Form requiredForma Migratoria Múltiple electrónica (FMME)
Open the official forminm.gob.mx2.Cuba
Form requiredD'Viajeros
When to submit: Official sources differ: Cuba's Foreign Ministry says no more than 48 hours before check-in for your flight, while UK travel advice says within 72 hours before you arrive. Submitting within 48 hours of check-in fits both. Complete it before airline check-in.
Open the official formdviajeros.mitrans.gob.cuStep-by-step guide: D'Viajeros ›
Common questions
- Do I need a separate arrival form for each country?
- Yes. Each country runs its own arrival form on its own official site, and one country's form never covers another. Countries that don't ask for one are marked above.
- When should I fill in each form?
- Mexico: No set window. Fill it in before you travel. Cuba: Official sources differ: Cuba's Foreign Ministry says no more than 48 hours before check-in for your flight, while UK travel advice says within 72 hours before you arrive. Submitting within 48 hours of check-in fits both. Complete it before airline check-in.
- How do I avoid fake arrival form websites?
- Use the official links on this page. Look-alike sites copy the names of these forms and charge fees. Our list of official warnings shows the real address for each form.