If you visit Cuba, is it harder to get into America in the future?

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nadie

As soon as you can get out of Cuba, the rest is eaten bread.

I had to wait 10 years to escape

the big

No. What is hard is getting OUT of cuba

Victor

Oh, no, and by the way, Cuba is in America

Dudanne

I am a US citizan and I went to Cuba and had no problems getting back into America. They wouldn't stamp my passport and took my visa as I was leaving so really I have no proof I was there besides the pictures I took!

ahughes1000

no, in cuba they don't stamp your passport

lucÃa Rodriguez

not at all unless your from america? if you are its not legal to go to cuba but there are ways around it

stop_trying_2_b_witty

If you let them stamp your passport with the Cuban visa then you are not allowed into the USA or Israel for 3 months from the expiry date on the visa.

However the customs in Cuba will stamp your boarding pass, rather than your passport, as they are aware of the problems it might cause you in the future.

BAILARIN

im assuming by the way your question is worded that your not an american ? and if not , the answer is no , with or without a stamp on your passport youll have no problem entering . ( the problems only apply to gringos that would return ).......but why would you want to go to america hhmmmmlollololo and support the dying economy of a president who is a murderer , an occupier and a big bully tyrant who does business with communist dictatorships ( other than cuba of course) that support countries that sell and harbor weapons of mass destruction. ( please know my friend that we americans are very offended by foriegners coming to our country and abusing our theme parks and shopping malls on the boardwalk while our people cant even get free health care and millions of poor starving people sleep on the streets every night while thier president goes fishing and horse back riding at camp david .... unthinkable isnt it.? .... and nobody cares . nobody cares about us americans . dont believe what you read . if your 4 day hopper expires and you have an extra day or 2 , take a stroll through the ghettos and the hoods of miami , los angeles , the bronx , and north philadelphia and see just who and how prosperous the majority really is and how great they have it in the land of oppurtunity .

Tropicales

No, not at all. If you are not a resident or citizen of the US, then it will not have any kind of effect on your travels. The US does not have jurisdiction over your travel as a non-American.

I live in Canada and I travel to the US and to Cuba and elsewhere and never have any problems entering the States.
Cuba does not stamp passports...but even if they do, it still won't affect your travels.

Travel freely! :-)

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