The British Embassy in Cuba acts on behalf of the British Government and people in relations with Cuba in all areas.

 

The Embassy is made up of 5 sections. The activities of each section are outlined below. You can get more information on our work or contact details by clicking on the relevant link.

 

Political Section

Political section deals with government to government relations. They are responsible for keeping the British Government informed about Cuba by maintaining contacts with a full range of opinion and from all sectors of society. They also manage the development and co-operation project funds. Contact us

 

Commercial section

Commercial Section is responsible for trade development and inward investment. Its staff provide support to UK firms wishing to trade and export in Cuba and generate new inward investment. Contact Commercial Section

 

Visa/Consular section

Visa and Consular Section offers practical advice, assistance and support to British nationals who travel to Cuba, such as issuing passports and emergency passports; registering births and deaths; and assisting Britons detained or imprisoned, who have fallen ill or been the victim of a crime. The visa staff are responsible for entry clearance work. Contact us

 

Press Section

Press and Public Affairs Section is the first point of enquiry for those wanting to learn more about the UK. They handle requests for interviews and distribute press releases. Contact the Press Office

Science and Culture

Science and Culture : The British Council – who work out of the Embassy - are responsible for Scientific and Cultural links between Cuba and the UK. For more information, follow the link to the British Council Cuba web site. Contact the British Council