Cuba travel help

[sarahluvsdisney]

Hi,

Here is my situation:

I am a british citizen currently here in the U.S.A(florida) on an E-2 visa.
MY cousin ( who lives in the United Kingdom) is going to Cuba next year for a vacation and whist he is there he and his Fiance are getting married.
He has asked me to go to the wedding and of course I would love to attend but I have been told that travel to Cuba from the U.S is a no no if you are an American Citizen.
Being a British citizen - does anyone know where I can find out more about whether or not the rules are the same for me.
I have already tried the U. S Embassy and the Immigration dept but they dont seem to be able to give me an answer - I can only get info on if I was an American Citizen. I was wondering if anyone on these boards were experts in this field.
Obviously I do not want to do anything that could jeapordise my current situation here in the U.S so if anyone could help me I would really appreciate it .

Many thanks for your help in advance.

Sarah.

 

[powellrj]

Maybe try a candian travel agent?

 

[saucymb]

US travel agents are not supposed to offer advice on travel to Cuba. However, I am not a travel agent any longer! I just so happen to know several people who traveled to Cuba. I don't know the rules for British Citizens traveling there, but I do know that most people who travel to Cuba from the US go one of two routes: fly to Toronto and then catch a flight to Havanna, or fly to Cancun and do the same. It's two completely seperate flights and two entirely different tickets.

Take powellrj's advice also and talk with a Canadian Travel Agent.

 

[monkeyboy]

No Cuba!!!!!!