Ottawa, April 30, 2018. As previously informed in the web site http://misiones.minrex.gob.cu/en/articulo/public-notice-consulate-cuba-o..., the Consular Section of Cuba in Ottawa will no longer accept cash as form of payment for consular fees for the services provided to the Cuban community or to foreign citizens, as of Wednesday May 2nd, 2018.
Statement by the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Government of Canada has decided to change the designation of its Embassy in Havana to an unaccompanied post —according to its statement— as a result of the health concerns reported by some of its diplomats back in 2017.
Cuba ratifies —after an extensive investigation conducted by a group of highly-qualified experts— that there is neither a single shred of evidence to explain the symptoms reported by Canadian diplomats, nor any indication that any attack or incident of any kind had ever occurred on Cuban soil, nor that the symptoms reported are associated with acoustic actions, or with actions of any other kind, carried out by any person or group of persons against other persons.
Ottawa, April 19, 2018.- This is to inform that the Consular Office at the Embassy of Cuba in Ottawa will soon start accepting INTERACT debit cards for the payment of consular fees. Money orders and certified checks from a Canadian bank will be accepted as usual.
As previously informed in the web site http://misiones.minrex.gob.cu/en/node/1757 and through other means, the Consulate General of Cuba in Toronto will no longer accept cash as form of payment for consular fees for the services provided to the Cuban community or to foreign citizens, as of Wednesday May 2nd, 2018.
Ottawa, April 12, 2018- Cuban Permanent Representative on the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Mrs. Mirta Crespo Frasquieri is attending this week the Eighteenth Meeting of the Caribbean and South American Regional Planning and Implementation Group (GREPECAS), being held in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.