Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

No. We are an independent service provider that assists travelers with their ED Card application. The ED Card is issued by Aruba authorities, and the final entry decision always rests with immigration.

• Manual review of your information to detect common errors
• Application timing management and submission at the correct official window
• Customer support throughout the process
• Mandatory government fees when applicable

Yes. Although the ED Card can only be officially submitted within a limited time window before arrival, our service allows you to register your details in advance. We monitor your travel date and submit the application at the correct time, so you don't have to worry about timing restrictions or forgetting to apply.

Your information is stored securely and is not submitted to authorities until the official permitted period before your arrival to Aruba is reached. This ensures compliance with timing requirements while giving you peace of mind.

Before official submission, our team reviews the information to detect common errors. If we find any issues, we'll contact you. Once the ED Card has been submitted to authorities, modifications cannot be made. Please review all details carefully before finalizing your application.

Refund requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis depending on the application status. We recommend contacting our support team before requesting a refund, as many issues can be resolved without cancelling the application. Visit our refund request page for more information.

ED-Card-Aruba offers three service options. Standard Service at USD 69.99 per person, which includes our service fee (USD 49.99) and the Aruba government Sustainability Fee (USD 20.00). Fast Service at USD 89.99 per person — same as Standard with priority processing completed in less than 4 hours. Ultra Premium Service at USD 119.99 per person — priority processing completed in less than 1 hour. All prices are final, shown in US Dollars, and include all fees — no hidden charges. The official Aruba ED Card portal is free but only accepts submissions within 6 days before arrival. Our service lets you apply months in advance — we store your details securely and submit at the official window, 6 days before your arrival date.

Yes. All personal information is encrypted using SSL technology and stored securely. We only use your data to process your ED Card application. We will never share your information with third parties or ask for payment details by email. ED-Card-Aruba is operated by Get Evisa Travel LLC, a registered company based in Miami Beach, Florida, USA.

The official Aruba ED Card portal (edcardaruba.aw) is free but only accepts submissions within 6 days before arrival. Our service lets you register your details months in advance — we then monitor your travel date and submit at the exact official window on your behalf. We also review your form for errors before submission and provide multilingual support throughout the process.

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.

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

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

The ED Card must be submitted within the official period prior to arrival. Our service allows you to start the process in advance to avoid last-minute issues. We handle the timing and ensure your application is submitted at the correct time.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

• 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.