Can a US citizen visit Cuba?

Answer 1

Yes, however it is illegal to travel directly from the US to Cuba. Other travel arrangements have to be made, such as going to Canada or Mexico first.
No! Cuba hates America and has made that very clear

-Dafinie Coahl

Answer 2

As of May, 2009, the U.S. government loosened travel restrict for a small group of US citizens with relatives in Cuba.

Most everybody in the world, EXCEPT Cuban-born-non-Cuban citizens, and EVERYBODY under United States jurisdiction, can travel to and from Cuba freely. If you are a Cuban-born non-Cuban citizen, you will need to apply for a visa at a Cuban Embassy. For all other North American and EEC citizens, traveling to Cuba as short-term visitors, you need a passport and the tourist cards that is issued with your plane ticket to Cuba. Cuba welcomes non-Cuban born U.S. tourists with no red tape. However, there are restrictions. Please refer to the attached link for restrictions and other information.

As of December 2014, US travel to Cuba is allowed for many additional purposes and Americans are starting to visit at a higher pace. 500,000 US citizens visited Cuba in 2014.

Answer 3

Yes they can. They can even make use of the free medical facilities that the Cubans give to everyone, no questions asked.

Answer 4

Yes, they are. However, Americans cannot travel directly from the US to Cuba.

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Answer 5

I'm not 100% but I think that only people born in cuba can visit Cuba even if there a citizen in the U.S. People not born in Cuba can not go or even visit!

Answer 6

I think so, as long as you have a passport.

Answer 7

No, it is not.