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Immigration procedure

Cuban Immigration Movement Record: obtaining and legalization

Get the official record of your entries into and exits from Cuba. We obtain, legalize and send your immigration certificate securely to any country.

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What is the Immigration Movement Record and when do you need it?

This official document, issued by Cuba's Directorate of Identification, Immigration and Foreign Nationals (DIIE), sets out the exact dates of every entry into and exit from the country. It is an essential requirement for:

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Our service: quick, with no need to travel

Obtaining this certificate from abroad can be very difficult, because it requires attending in person at immigration offices in Cuba. At Cuba Legal Services we handle the whole legal chain:

  1. 01
    Requesting the Certificate

    We search for and obtain your record of entries and exits at the relevant offices of the Directorate of Identification, Immigration and Foreign Nationals in Cuba.

  2. 02
    Legalization at MINJUS

    We validate and legalize the document at the Ministry of Justice to guarantee its full validity abroad.

  3. 03
    Consular Route / Apostille

    We arrange accreditation of the certificate at the embassies and consulates accredited in Cuba, according to the destination country where you will submit it.

  4. 04
    International Delivery

    We deliver the original physical document to your address by urgent international courier (DHL / Correos Express), with a tracking number.

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need to provide to request my immigration movement record?+

We will need your full identity details — name, date of birth and the Cuban ID card or passport number you travelled on — and, if possible, an approximate date range for your trips to help the search.

Can someone else request it on my behalf?+

Yes. With a formal authorization and legal representation that we help you prepare, our team in Cuba can make the request and collect the certificate on your behalf, with no need for you to travel to the island.

The detail that makes a procedure fall through

Every receiving body has its own formal requirements — which seal, what kind of translation, how it must arrive — and they are not always clearly published. A document that does not match that format exactly means redoing the procedure from Cuba, with the cost and the wait that involves.

Would you like to start this procedure?

Tell us about your case and we will tell you exactly which documents you need, how long it takes and what it costs.

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