Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the ED Card?

The Embarkation and Disembarkation (ED) Card is a mandatory travel form for all visitors entering Aruba. It replaces the old paper version and is completed entirely online before arrival.

2. Is the ED Card a visa?

No. The ED Card is not a visa. It is required in addition to a visa if your nationality requires one.

3. Who needs to complete the ED Card?

All travelers to Aruba, including visa-exempt visitors and children, must complete an online ED Card before arrival.

4. How do I submit the ED Card?

You can complete the online application on our website. Once submitted, the confirmation will be sent to your email.

5. What information is required?

  • Valid passport details
  • Flight information
  • Accommodation address in Aruba
  • Personal information (date of birth, contact details)

6. Can I make corrections after submitting my ED Card?

No. Once your ED Card has been submitted for processing, the information cannot be changed. Please review all details carefully before finalizing your application.

7. When should I apply?

It is recommended to apply before your arrival in Aruba to avoid delays at immigration.

8. Do children also need an ED Card?

Yes. Children traveling to Aruba must also have an ED Card, which should be completed by a parent or guardian.

9. Can I apply for multiple travelers at once?

Yes. You may submit requests for multiple travelers in one order. Each ED Card will still be processed individually for every person.

10. What if my flight is canceled or rescheduled?

You will need to submit a new ED Card with the updated flight details.

11. What are the entry requirements to Aruba?

  • Valid passport (and visa, if applicable)
  • Completed ED Card
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of accommodation or property ownership
  • Proof of sufficient financial means for your stay

Final admission is always at the discretion of Aruba immigration officers.

12. Does the ED Card guarantee entry to Aruba?

No. The ED Card facilitates your travel but the final decision always rests with the immigration officer at the border.

13. How long is the ED Card valid?

It is valid for the trip specified in the application and expires once you enter Aruba with the flight indicated.

14. What if I don’t receive a confirmation email?

Please check your spam or junk folder. If you still cannot find it, contact us through the support form available on our website.

15. Who is considered a tourist?

Any visitor staying up to 30 consecutive days for leisure, family, study, religious, or business purposes without working in Aruba. The maximum stay per year cannot exceed 180 days.

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