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- ?Lv 7il y a 7 ans
Is it possible. Sure. Just how legal it is......iffy at best.
I am technically a US passort holder, as an American, but I also hold an Italian Passport, since I have citizenship there, and currently live there.
Nothing prevents me from traveling to Cuba, as an Italian Citizen.
- Brother HesekielLv 7il y a 7 ans
Sure,
the same way it's possible for a US passport holder to catch a little girl, rape her, then cut her up in pieces, store them in the refrigerator, and eat them one by one. It's just as illegal, and if the DHS computer detects a US passport number in the flight manifest -- which it will, as the two countries share their travel databases -- the red lights will go on and the men in black will want to have a chat with the US passport holder once he or she sets foot on US soil again.
Source(s) : An immigrant from Europe, I now live in a small mission town on the American Rivera and work as an attorney in Santa Barbara, Calif. - tonalc2Lv 7il y a 7 ans
Yes. Be aware that while travel there is legal, as soon as you spend any money you are breaking the law, violating the embargo, and subject to fines.
However, these days tourists are rarely penalized for violating the embargo — the Obama administration has focused its enforcement efforts on businesses. Just don't try to bring anything back!
- EdLv 7il y a 7 ans
Thousands go from Florida. No reason to go from Canada or Mexico unless you do not meet the
requirements. See this: http://insightcuba.com/