Should you need general information on the Aruba ED Card application process or if you are an ED Card holder and need assistance, please, use contact us using the form on the right and we will get to you as soon as possible.
Absolutely, every non-resident traveler, regardless of age, requires an Aruba ED card. It’s essential to ensure that each family member, including infants and children, has an approved embarkation/disembarkation card for the trip.
No, the Aruba ED card and an Aruba visa are not interchangeable. While all non-resident travelers must possess an ED card, certain nationalities may also necessitate a visa for entry.
It’s essential to review Aruba’s visa requirements and ensure you have all the necessary documentation in order before your trip.
If you have multiple passports, you should use the one that you intend to travel with and to apply for the Aruba ED card.
In most cases, you’ll receive your entry permit via email within hours of submitting your application. The process of applying for an Aruba travel authorization usually takes around ten minutes from start to finish.
However, if you haven’t received a response within 48 hours, it’s advisable to check your email’s spam folder to make sure that your visa notification didn’t get lost there accidentally.
Immigration control upon arrival in Aruba.
To secure an Travel Card for your journey to Aruba, you have a few options:
Simply input your travel information, including your departure city, address in Aruba, and travel dates. You can access the application page for traveling to the Aruba here.
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