The Biden administration has announced that beginning in 2023, the United States will begin immigration visa processing in Cuba at their embassy in Havana. Once in place, the policy will permit Cubans sponsored by relatives in the U.S to interview directly in Havana as opposed to traveling to Guyana, an action that was put in place during the Trump administration. In addition, as part of the Cuban Reunification Parole Program, the embassy will be staffed with additional government personnel to handle the requests.
This action will ideally discourage illegal and unsafe migration as the number of cases has risen in the past year. The United States has committed to annually ensuring the legal migration of 20,000 Cubans, excluding immediate relatives of U.S. citizens.
How to Apply for a U.S Visa from Cuba
For Cuban citizens considering getting a United States visa, it is advised you speak with an immigration visa lawyer to understand the process. Since 1980, Reeves Immigration Law Group has been dedicated to providing superior immigration services and has provided legal representation to countless individuals seeking a visa.
With the recent update to the Cuban migrant process, our team can provide you with the necessary information and resources needed for a successful visa application. Contact us today for individualized support in receiving a U.S visa.
