Find all the information you need about the ED Card, travel documentation, and practical tips for your visit to Aruba.
If this is your first time traveling to Aruba, it's normal to have questions when you hear about the “ED Card.” Is it a visa? A health form? When do you need to complete it, and what happens if you make a mistake?
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When you complete the Aruba ED Card as a resident of the country, a field called “residence number” may appear, which causes a lot of confusion. It is not a passport number, a house number, or a document from your country of origin.
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The Aruba ED Card is a relatively simple form, but in practice many tourists make mistakes that can cause delays, extra checks at the airport, or having to redo it at the last minute.
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Complete the Aruba ED Card family application. How to register multiple passengers on a single application, avoid errors, and receive all QR codes correctly
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Did you forget your Aruba ED Card? Find out if you can get one at the airport, how long it takes, and what to do to avoid being denied boarding to the island
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