• Please note that registering your details when you book your flight only partly fulfils the requirements for entry to Cuba that you are required to meet based on the current exceptional situation.
• From 10.01.2021 all international travelers must present a negative PCR test upon entry and therefore also at check-in in Germany. The test must not be older than 72 hours on arrival and must have been issued by a certified laboratory.
• All international airports in the country are open for entry, also for tourist purposes. Those entering the country must undergo a compulsory PCR test at the airport and make a declaration of health.
• Travellers for tourist purposes are then obliged to stay in the hotel/accommodation until the negative test result is received. After that, the travellers will be free to move around.
• For travellers who have their habitual residence in Cuba, the obligation to remain in the hotel/accommodation until the second negative test result is obtained, although the second test can only be taken on the fifth day after entry.

• If the result is positive, the traveller must expect to be hospitalised and isolated in a hospital.
• For departures after December 1, 2020 and before January 10, 2021, new regulations require us to pay the costs of the PCR tests required upon entry. The costs for the tests amount to 25 EUR or 30 US dollars and are to be paid at the check-in or gate on your departure from Frankfurt. Payment is possible in cash or by credit card.
• You must also be able to prove that you have foreign health insurance against Covid-19 upon arrival in Cuba. As an alternative, Cuban health insurance for Covid-19 can be purchased at the airports in Cuba for 30 US dollars.

Our flight prices to Cuba do not include the costs for the entry card. You can purchase tourist cards for EUR 35.00 at the Condor ticket counter in Frankfurt, at the AHS counter in Munich and in the transit zone at Frankfurt airport, if you get to Frankfurt on a feeder flight.

If you have booked your holiday through a tour operator, please contact them for information on fees for entry cards.

With effect from 1 May 2010, anyone travelling to Cuba will be obliged to provide proof of health insurance cover valid for Cuba for the intended duration of the stay. If possible, the ancillary policies issued by your insurance company should be in Spanish, but policies in German or English will also be accepted.

Travellers who do not have proof of sufficient insurance cover upon arrival in Cuba may take out a policy with a Cuban insurance company (for approx. 2-3 CUC per day of stay, depending on the insurance coverage) at the airport.

Exempt from payment are Dominican citizens and residents. These can be refunded on the spot in the Dominican Republic against application. Further information regarding the refund process can be found at www.dgii.gov.do.

• Please note that registering your details when you book your flight only partly fulfils the requirements for entry to Maldives that you are required to meet based on the current exceptional situation.
• Booking confirmation in a resort for the entire duration of the stay can be presented.
• It is a mandatory requirement for all tourists to present a Negative result for a nucleic acid test (PCR test) for Covid-19 on arrival in English. The swab must not have been taken more than 96 hours before departure. Children under one year of age are exempt from the test requirement.

• Submission of an electronic entry declaration. This must be completed on the Maldivian border authorities' website within 24 hours before departure.
• The Maldivian government recommends that travelers use the local tracing app TraceEkee.
• Further information can be found here and on the website of the Federal Foreign Office. 

Since November 2009, passengers to the USA have been subject to a security check by the TSA (Transportation Security Administration). Airlines are obliged to send the required information to the TSA three days prior to departure for checking, and to verify the Security Administration's results. Condor will send the information, encrypted under the strictest security standards, to the American TSA. Your data will not be used further.

All USA-bound flights operated by Condor are affected: when entering or leaving the USA, stopping over in the USA, and on some flights over the USA (flyover destinations: from/to Cancun, Havana, Varadero, Holguin, Santa Clara and Toronto, Vancouver). It does not matter whether you booked your Condor flight via condor.com, through a physical travel agency, an online travel agency or as part of an all-inclusive arrangement with a tour operator.

You will be asked for your Secure Flight data (title/gender, first name, surname, date of birth, Redress Number* if available) when you make your booking through condor.com and the data will be automatically be forwarded to the authorities in the USA. In this case, there is then no requirement for the data to be recorded separately in the API data form at condor.com. If you did not provide this information when you made your booking, please do so as quickly as possible, and ideally right after you book your flight. Please have your travel and identification documents ready for providing the data.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) requires you to provide your full name, date of birth, and gender for the purpose of watch list screening, (under the authority of 49 U.S.C. Section 114, the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 and 49 C.F.R parts 1540 and 1560). Failure to provide this information may result in denial of transport or denial of authority to enter the boarding area. You may also provide your Redress Number, if available.

The TSA may share information you provide with law enforcement or intelligence agencies or others under its published system of records notice. For more on TSA privacy policies, or to review the system of records notice and the privacy impact assessment, please visit the TSA website at www.tsa.gov.