British Embassy in Cuba
If you happen to lose your passport while in Cuba, you must report the incident to the local police to receive a case number. Once you obtain the case number, you should take it to the British Embassy, where you can apply for a temporary passport or a new one, depending on your situation. With a temporary passport, you can exit the country, while those living in Cuba will need to wait for a new passport. Remember to transfer the old Cuban visa to the new passport. You can also apply for a new passport online, but a police report is still required. If you have the tracking number, you can track your passport online.
Likewise the British High Commission in Cyprus and British Embassy in Czech Republic and the British Consulate in Miami.
If you plan to marry in Cuba, you will need to request a letter from the Embassy to prove your single status, which typically takes several days. It’s essential to provide your original documents, such as your divorce decree or your deceased spouse’s death certificate. The letter must be verified as authentic by the Cuban government and then translated and certified. You can use these documents to register your marriage in Cuba. Additionally see the fiancé visa UK as well as the UK spouse visa.
British Embassy of HavanaCalle 34 no. 702 esq 7ma
If you prefer, you can also write to us: http://www.gov.uk/contact-consulate-havana. For help while visiting or living in Cuba, please call +53 72142200, selecting the option for British people. Your call will be answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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