I am a british...?

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Barry Scott

No, it won't change you being able to visit or live there. I went to cuba and have been to USA loads of times after on the same passport (i'm British) and I don't think they can hold going to Cuba on holiday against you if you want to live there cause you didn't go there while living in America and are therefore not breaking their law. MAke sure you don't go to cuba while liveing in america cause you can get fined $10,000 if you get caught

Neron

Traveling to cuba would not make a difference if you were thinking of moving to america thought it depends on where you visited like if you were handcuffed and behind bars lol but i wouldn't worry alot about it i've travelled to alot of place's and have never heard of a country refusing you migration rites based on where you've visited, the fact that your british should have no bearing on your move either. So go and enjoy your life over there.

hope i was some help.

heckenhocker

Getting a visa to live/work in US is pretty difficult. Anything that can give a reason to refuse the visa will be looked at carefully. You are likely to have to provide your passport as part of the visa process - so they would see the stamps that show you have been to Cuba.

If you're serious about moving to US soon, then I wouldn't risk it. My husband is hoping for a temporary work visa for US this winter, and has been warned by the company not to travel anywhere that could be seen by the US authorities as "inappropriate"

Reggie

you will be OK as you have a British passport

optcynbassist

cuba? as long as you're not trying to sneek in cubans, i think you'll be alright. i dislike cuban platano fritos, try them central american style, much better. though i don't know if they'd have them there like that.

theone

COME TO FLORIDA WE CAN PARTY...lol..if you are moving here id do it asap..i hear its getting more difficult by the day...but hey if you want you could come here cuban style..on a duct aped raft lol....or not.