Citizen Services
Department of Education
Department of Health
Department of Public Safety
Department of Environmental Protection
Department of Justice
Department of Infrastructure & Public Works
Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
DMV Services
1. Driver Licenses and Identification
• Apply for a driver’s license for the first time
• Renew expired licenses
• Request duplicates if lost or stolen
• Written and road tests for learner permits
• Official state identification cards
2. Vehicle Registration
• Register new or used vehicles
• Annual registration renewal
• Cancel registration when necessary
• Replace lost plates or documents
• Register off-highway vehicles
3. Titles and Ownership
• Issue vehicle titles
• Transfer titles for sales or inheritance
• Request duplicate titles
• Personalized and specialty license plates
4. Online and Kiosk Services
• Renew licenses and registrations online
• Pay fees and fines electronically
• Track pending applications
• Schedule appointments to avoid waiting lines
5. Compliance and Safety
• Report emissions or smog violations
• Review driving records, tickets, and penalties
• Road safety and driver education programs
Department of Business & Industry
The Department of Business & Industry of the State of Cuba is the central agency responsible for promoting a strong, transparent, and well‑regulated business environment. Its mission is to support economic growth, protect consumers, and ensure that businesses operate in full compliance with state laws, standards, and regulatory frameworks.
The Department oversees a broad portfolio of divisions and regulatory bodies that manage key sectors of the Cuban economy, including financial services, insurance, real estate, housing, labor relations, transportation oversight, workplace safety, and consumer protection. Through consistent enforcement, modern digital systems, and clear regulatory guidance, the agency ensures that businesses can operate efficiently while citizens receive fair and reliable protections.
The Department also provides resources, technical assistance, and compliance support to entrepreneurs and established enterprises, helping them navigate state requirements and contribute to a stable, diversified, and opportunity‑driven economy. Its Director’s Office coordinates policy, strategic planning, and interagency collaboration to strengthen the State’s business climate and advance the Governor’s vision for a modern and responsible Cuba.
Cuba Business Hub
Cuba Business Hub is the official platform of the State of Cuba for the creation, registration, and development of businesses. It is a modern and reliable digital space that centralizes all business procedures, offering citizens and entrepreneurs a transparent and efficient environment to transform their projects into productive realities.
Services
• Facilitate business creation through simple and traceable digital processes.
• Centralize business procedures in a single portal accessible to all citizens.
• Promote innovation and entrepreneurship with institutional support and access to resources.
• Ensure transparency and legality at every stage of the business process.
• Strengthen Cuba’s economic integration in the framework of its new historic stage.
Types of Businesses Available in Cuba Business Hub
1. Sole Proprietorship• Owned by a single individual, simple structure, low registration cost.
• Ideal for small businesses and independent professionals.
2. General Partnership• Two or more individuals share ownership and responsibility.
• Easy to form, suitable for family businesses or partnerships.
3. Limited Partnership (LP)
• Includes general partners with full liability and limited partners whose liability is restricted to their investment.
• Appropriate for investment projects and strategic associations.
4. Limited Liability Company (LLC)
• Separate legal entity that protects the personal assets of its members.
• Flexible, popular among entrepreneurs and small businesses.
5. Corporation
• Independent legal entity with the ability to issue shares.
• Recommended for larger enterprises and projects with international investment potential.
Department of Taxation
The Department of Taxation is the central authority responsible for administering, collecting, and managing all state‑level taxes and revenue programs for the State of Cuba. The Department ensures a fair, transparent, and efficient tax system that supports the State’s financial stability, public services, and long‑term development goals.
It oversees the full lifecycle of tax administration, including registration, reporting, auditing, compliance, and digital recordkeeping. The Department maintains modern, secure systems that allow citizens, businesses, and public institutions to file, pay, and verify obligations with clarity and accountability. Through rigorous oversight and responsible revenue distribution, it strengthens the State’s capacity to fund infrastructure, education, social programs, and essential government operations.
Governor's Office of Economic Development
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) of the State of Cuba is the central agency responsible for designing, coordinating, and implementing the State’s economic development strategy. Its mission is to promote a diversified, resilient, and competitive economy that supports long‑term prosperity, high‑quality job creation, and sustainable growth across all regions of the State.
GOED leads statewide initiatives to attract investment, support business expansion, strengthen key industries, and foster innovation and entrepreneurship. The agency works in close coordination with public institutions, private sector partners, and international stakeholders to ensure that economic development efforts are aligned with the State’s strategic priorities and the Governor’s vision for a modern, stable, and opportunity‑driven Cuba.
The Office oversees programs related to industry development, workforce alignment, business incentives, research and data analysis, and regional economic planning. Through evidence‑based policy, transparent governance, and strategic partnerships, GOED ensures that economic development contributes directly to the State’s institutional strength, citizen well‑being, and long‑term national competitiveness.
