Entering the USA with a Cuban Visa in Passport?

Question

Hi!

Im travelling to Central America in December and would love to get over to Cuba. The only catch is that I am coming from Australia, and will have to get there and away via the USA.

I will be travelling on an Australian passport, so if I have a Cuban visa stamp in my passport, is it likely that I will be hassled by US Immigration when I try to re-enter the country to fly home?

Cheers!

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention: I know I cant get a flight from the US to Cuba. Im hoping to go from Mexico or another Latin country.

Answer 1

If you are not a U.S. citizen or a U.S. Permanent Resident, you should have NO problems whatsoever.

The worst thing that may happen is that the inspecting officer may make a rude comment about supporting Castro or something, but this will not keep you from visiting the U.S. On a positive note, an officer may ask how it "really is" down there. Those of us who have not been allowed to go are curious about what things are like there.

Those subject to U.S. jurisdiction (first paragraph above) are the only ones effectively banned from visiting Cuba.

America likes Australians. Have no fears, mate!

Answer 2

You sign in for cuban citizenship on the cuban place of work of citizenry. they could have ypou take a attempt to additionally you may wish renue your license each 6 months until you bypass the try.

Answer 3

you are not american and you don't live in the U.S.A
you will not have any problem at all!!!!
the stamp on the paper it's only for american pax. and people thAT live in America to avoid having trouble when they come back to U.S.A

you can travel from bahamas also...
from there it's only 1 hour flight.
have fun!

Answer 4

They don't stamp your passport in Cuba, you get a paper to hand in when you leave.