The Delegation of the European Union to Cuba does not have consular functions. Thus, in order to complete the visa formalities necessary to travel to the Schengen area or to a Member State of the EU that is not part of it, you must contact the relevant embassy. In this link you can find more information about the diplomatic and consular services of the Member States of the European Union around the world.

If you plan to travel to Europe you can also find useful information on the following websites:

Schengen visa policy

European Union Immigration Portal

Your Europe portal

The European Union offers various opportunities for exchange and cooperation in the fields of education, research and innovation:

• Erasmus +: It offers opportunities for students and teachers in higher education institutions in any country around the world to cooperate with European Union Member States and Erasmus + partner countries, through capacity-building projects, joint master’s programmes, and student and teacher exchange. Erasmus + projects involving Cuba.
• Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions: They provide support for the training and professional development of researchers at all stages of their careers, in the public and private sectors, through financing cooperation on innovative training, staff exchange and individual fellowships. Marie Skłodowska-Curie projects with participants from Cuba.
• Horizon 2020: EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation addressing scientific excellence, industrial leadership and social challenges, financing cooperation in research and innovation projects, as well as coordination and support actions. It also provides grants from the European Research Council for excellent researchers. Horizon 2020 projects and results with participants from Cuba

Cooperation opportunities can also be found in EU-funded open platforms for scientists, teachers and the general public, such as the EU Open Data Portal or the OpenAIRE portal for scientific results.