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Aruba Entry Requirements

Official Aruba ED Card details, plus connectivity options so you stay connected after you land.

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Aruba ED Card

Most visitors to Aruba must complete an ED Card (Embarkation/Disembarkation Card) before arrival. Submit it only on the official Aruba government website.

Timing: Complete the ED Card within seven days before travel.

Fee: 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.

Languages spoken: Dutch and Papiamento are official. English and Spanish are widely used.

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Official source: https://edcardaruba.aw/

Last checked: Aug 20, 2026

Last verified: Aug 20, 2026

Official source: Aruba ED Card

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Travel requirements can change. Always confirm final requirements with the official authority before travel.

Need the ED Card?Read our Aruba ED Card guide →

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Set up international calling while in Aruba. Calling is for international travel, not only this destination.

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