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Aruba Immigration & Entry Form (ED Card) 2026
Looking for the Aruba immigration or entry form? The official process is the Aruba ED Card.
The Embarkation-Disembarkation Card is Aruba's admission form, including for infants and children. If you already know you need the ED Card, open the official service above.
Aruba ED Card
Required- Cost
- A US$20 sustainability fee currently applies to many visitors arriving by air, with exemptions for certain travelers. That fee is collected through the ED Card process and is not a separate visa.
- When
- Complete the ED Card within seven days before travel.
- Official authority
- Aruba ED Card
- Last verified
- Aug 20, 2026
Official government website: Official Aruba resource
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What is the Aruba ED Card?
ED Card stands for Embarkation-Disembarkation Card.
It is Aruba's online entry form used as part of the admission process for travelers.
Aruba's official tourism information states that completion and approval of the ED Card is a mandatory step for passengers traveling to Aruba, including infants and children.
When can I complete the Aruba ED Card?
Complete it within seven days before travel.
Aruba currently states that travelers can complete the ED Card within seven days before travel. Follow the current official instructions when your trip approaches.
Does the Aruba ED Card cost money?
The ED Card process currently collects a US$20 sustainability fee for many air arrivals. That fee is not the same thing as the ED Card itself.
The official Aruba information distinguishes the ED Card from the sustainability fee collected through the process. Exemptions apply for certain travelers. Do not pay an unrelated website simply because it appears prominently in search results. Use the official Aruba process.
Who needs the Aruba ED Card?
Aruba's official information currently describes the ED Card as mandatory for passengers traveling to the island, including infants and children.
Check official instructions for your individual situation, including family or group travel.
What information should I have ready?
Have passport, flight, and accommodation details available before you start. Follow the live official form for the exact fields. Go-Worldify does not collect those details or submit the ED Card for you.
How to complete it
Open the official Aruba ED Card service, complete the traveler and trip information it asks for, submit, and keep the confirmation for arrival. Complete it only on the official Aruba website.
Common mistakes
- Using a lookalike paid website instead of the official ED Card service
- Waiting until after the seven-day window
- Assuming infants or children are exempt — current official information includes them
- Confusing the US$20 sustainability fee with a separate immigration visa
Where is the official Aruba ED Card?
Complete the ED Card through Aruba's official entry process linked at the top of this page.
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Aruba ED Card FAQs
- What does ED Card mean?
- Embarkation-Disembarkation Card. It is Aruba's official immigration/entry process.
- Do children need an Aruba ED Card?
- Yes under current official guidance. Aruba currently states that the requirement includes infants and children.
- How early can I complete it?
- Official Aruba guidance currently says within seven days before travel.
- Is there a fee?
- Aruba currently collects a US$20 sustainability fee through the ED Card process for many air-arriving visitors, subject to exemptions. That fee is not a separate visa.
- Is the Aruba ED Card the same as a visa?
- No. The ED Card is Aruba's embarkation-disembarkation process. A visa, if required for your nationality, is a separate immigration authorization.
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