Digital Arrival Cards Explained: E-Ticket vs C5 vs ED Card

They are not interchangeable

An e-Ticket is the Dominican Republic process. C5 is Jamaica’s immigration and customs declaration. An ED Card is Aruba’s embarkation/disembarkation card. Completing one does not satisfy another country.

Dominican Republic e-Ticket

The e-Ticket is a named digital arrival and departure process on the Dominican Republic migration website. Go-Worldify links to that official service from the Dominican Republic destination page and e-Ticket guide. Confirm the current window and who must complete it on the official site before travel.

Jamaica C5

Jamaica’s C5 is a named electronic immigration and customs declaration. Travelers search for it by that name. Use the official Jamaican government process linked from the Jamaica C5 guide rather than a lookalike site.

Aruba ED Card

Most visitors to Aruba complete an ED Card before arrival on Aruba’s official ED Card website. The name is specific to Aruba. It is not the same as Curaçao’s Digital Immigration Card or other Dutch Caribbean processes.

How to choose the right page

• Match the form name to the country on your ticket.
• Open the Go-Worldify destination or form guide for that country.
• Use the official government link labeled as an external government website.
• Treat last verified as a check date, not a promise that the rule cannot change.

Related Caribbean processes

Trinidad & Tobago uses an official Online Arrival/Departure Card. Curaçao uses a Digital Immigration Card. Barbados and others have their own named forms. Compare them on the Caribbean travel requirements hub and the digital arrival form tracker rather than assuming one regional card exists.