Frequently Asked Questions

You can apply by calling +90 212 212 04 28 or by filling out the application form on www.qba-meditours.com.

Not necessarily. Cuba’s cancer vaccines are designed as complementary treatments that strengthen the immune system and are developed for specific types of cancer. Therefore, Cuban doctors conduct a detailed assessment based on the patient’s overall health, cancer stage, and other medical factors.

Yes. If the patient is not suitable for the vaccine, there are various alternative and supportive treatment options available in Cuba. After a thorough evaluation, the most appropriate treatment plan is created. These alternative treatments usually aim to boost the immune system, improve quality of life, and slow disease progression.

The cost is determined and communicated after the patient evaluation process by the Cuban Ministry of Health.

The vaccine is a complementary treatment and requires the patient to have completed at least three cycles of chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

Whether the patient is fit to fly is determined by Cuban doctors. If travel is not possible, medications can be provided through a family member or caregiver.

Yes, the QBA Medi Tours team continues to assist you even after your treatment in Cuba and helps maintain your communication with Cuban doctors.

Cuba is known for its advanced biotechnology and immunotherapy methods in cancer treatment. The country has developed cancer vaccines, targeted therapies, and immune-boosting medications. Well-known examples include CimaVax-EGF and Vaxira, both used in lung cancer treatment. In addition, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and surgical procedures are also available.

Key reasons include:
• Advanced biotechnology research – Cuba develops low-cost yet effective medications.
• Cancer vaccines – Especially the CimaVax and Vaxira vaccines for lung cancer have gained international attention.
• Free and accessible healthcare – State-funded healthcare ensures quality and accessible services for all.
• Alternative treatment methods – Cuba integrates herbal and natural therapies alongside modern medicine.

Yes, you can travel with companions, and our team offers full support in arranging this.

Yes, you need to obtain a Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista) to enter Cuba. QBA Medi Tours helps expedite your visa application and ensures it is completed correctly.

The application for the Cuban Tourist Card is usually processed within 3–5 business days. However, during busy periods, it may take longer. We recommend applying at least three weeks before your travel date.

There are no direct flights to Cuba. Travel usually requires a connection through Europe or the Americas. QBA Medi Tours finds the most suitable flight options and manages your booking process.

Upon arrival at Havana José Martí International Airport, the QBA Medi Tours team greets you and provides safe transportation to your accommodation. We offer both private and shared transfer services.

Options include luxury hotels, boutique hotels, and Casa Particulares (private homestays). QBA Medi Tours arranges accommodations that best suit your preferences and budget.

Havana: Old Havana (Habana Vieja), Revolution Square, Malecón Seafront
Trinidad: A UNESCO World Heritage historic town
Varadero: One of the Caribbean’s most beautiful beaches
Viñales Valley: Lush tobacco farms and caves
Cienfuegos & Santiago de Cuba: Charming coastal cities

Transportation is commonly done via taxis, buses, and bicycle taxis (bicitaxis). QBA Medi Tours also offers private car rentals and guided tours.

QBA Medi Tours manages your entire travel itinerary, including flights, visa procedures, accommodation, transfers, and guided tours.