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How to Apply for Your Aruba ED Card

  • Click “Start Application” within 7 days of your flight

  • Enter your basic travel information

  • Upload your passport and travel documents

  • Submit payment

  • Receive your confirmation and travel with confidence!

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Tips for Visiting Aruba

1. Travelers to Aruba are no longer required to purchase Aruba Visitors Insurance. While it’s no longer mandatory, it’s still a good idea to consider travel insurance for added peace of mind during your trip.

2. Book activities early. Excursions fill up fast, especially snorkeling and UTV tours.

3. Bring reef-safe sunscreen. Aruba is committed to protecting its marine life.

4. Rent a car if you want to explore. Public transport is limited in remote areas.

5. USD is widely accepted. You won’t need to exchange much currency.

6. Tap water is safe to drink. Aruba has some of the cleanest water in the Caribbean.

Embarkation and Disembarkation (ED) Card Application

  • An ED card must be completed for every traveler—regardless of age.

  • A new ED card is required for each trip to Aruba.

  • Submit your ED card application after booking your flight

  • The ED card is not a visa—visa rules still apply.

  • Travel insurance is no longer required, but highly recommended.

  • You must show proof of your ED card at airport check-in.

  • Print and travel with your ED card just in case.

  • You must have a valid passport to apply.

The successful submission of your online ED card does not guarantee entry into Aruba. On arrival to Aruba, your eligibility for entry will be assessed on its own merits. It is crucial that all information you provide is true and correct, as this is a key factor in your entry assessment.

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Passport & Personal Details
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Arrival Details
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Trip Information
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Payment
Your stay cannot exceed 90 days (unless special permission is granted)
Your stay cannot exceed 90 days (unless special permission is granted)
You are considered a resident of Aruba if you are currently registered as a resident at Censo
Note: Only select multiple travelers if everyone is flying together and staying at the same address in Aruba. For different flights or accommodations, submit separate applications.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
Usually found in a top corner of your passport’s info page.
‌​​​‌‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌Passport must be valid at the time of entry and exit
This is the country that you are legally a citizen of. It means you have a passport from that country and are officially recognized as a national there.
This is the country where you were physically born. It’s based purely on location, regardless of your citizenship or where your parents are from.
Optional - Can help expedite processing
No Choosen File
(Max 2 MB)

Email addresses must match and be correct

Please note that if you have dual citizenship, you NEED to use the SAME PASSPORT upon crossing the border at immigration when you arrive in and depart from Aruba.
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General FAQs About the Aruba ED Card

The Aruba ED Card (Embarkation/Disembarkation Card) is an essential online immigration form required for all travelers entering Aruba. Completing the ED Card ensures a smooth entry process and is part of Aruba’s mandatory pre-arrival travel documentation.

Yes, every traveler, including children and infants, must complete the Aruba ED Card online before arriving in Aruba. This applies to both tourists and returning residents.

No. The Aruba ED Card is not a visa. It is a separate travel requirement that must be completed even if you are from a visa-exempt country.

The ED Card is valid only for a single trip, with a maximum of 30 days, and must be completed each time you plan to travel to Aruba.

While it’s not required, it is HIGHLY recommend keeping a printed or digital copy of your approved Aruba ED Card to present at immigration if requested.

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