Travel requirements · Aruba
Entry paperwork
for Aruba
Aruba requires one thing from every traveler: the ED Card.
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www.edcardaruba.awAruba's entry rules
There's one ED Card every visitor to Aruba needs, no matter which passport you hold or how you travel in.
Aruba ED Card
ED Card
The Aruba ED Card, short for Embarkation/Disembarkation Card, is the digital arrival form that replaced the old paper slip, required from every traveler no matter which passport you carry or however you arrive on the island. File it online ahead of your flight, get confirmation back at once, and land already holding the exact paperwork officers ask for at the border.
What you'll need
A valid passport, your airline and flight number, the exact address where you'll be staying while in Aruba, a way for us to reach you directly, and an email address so we can send over your confirmation.
Four steps, no surprises along the way
Most services stop counting at three. We spell out the honest fourth part too.
- 01
Your travelers
Passport details for everyone on the trip. Photograph the passport data page and we handle the typing.
- 02
Your trip
When you arrive and depart, and the inbox that should receive your finished ED Card.
- 03
Review and pay
Pick your review speed, see every charge listed, and pay once you agree with the total.
- 04After payment
Specialist review & delivery
A specialist reviews every field, we file it inside your window, and confirmation lands in your inbox.
What it costs
$79.99 per traveler, whatever the destination or ed card. A specialist reviews it and we submit within about a business day, with two quicker tiers waiting at checkout.
What $79.99 adds
A specialist carries the load
- Automated checks flag anything that doesn't match your destination's current requirements, and a human signs off before it's sent.
- Start whenever you like — we hold your form and file it the moment the submission window opens.
- When an official portal glitches or bounces a submission, we keep retrying until it goes through.
- We scan your passport, validate the details instantly, and put a real person on chat if anything stalls.
- A single review covers your whole travel party at once, instead of a separate attempt per traveler.
Going it alone
www.edcardaruba.aw (free)
- Free and open any time, and we link to it from every destination page.
- Expect maintenance windows and timeouts; if it drops your session, the retry is on you.
- Tracking each destination's opening date is on you, and it is never the same twice.
- Mistype a passport number and it is yours to notice, often only at the airport counter.
- Every traveler needs a brand-new form, and there's no one to call if a box confuses you.
How fast we review and submit
A person checks every application before it goes out. Standard is already part of your price, and two quicker tiers wait at checkout with nothing pre-selected.
Standard
~1 business day
Already covered by your price
Ultra Fast
Priority review
+$20.00 per application
Ultra Premium
Top-priority processing
+$50.00 per application
Our clock starts once we're able to submit, not at checkout. If a destination only opens its window closer to travel, we queue the application and start timing the moment it opens — you'll see that date before paying. A faster tier moves you up our own internal queue; it won't make the authorities work through your file any quicker once it's lodged, and it's never a promise of entry.
A government fee, where one applies, is separate and charged per traveler with no cap. The only other optional add-on at checkout is a travel eSIM, and each line appears on your receipt before checkout.
Who must apply
Every visitor to Aruba needs one, whatever passport you hold. Find yours below.
Real questions Aruba travelers ask us
Just one: the ED Card. Every foreign visitor needs it, by plane, boat or land. A visa, if your nationality needs one, is separate — the ED Card doesn't replace it.
Give us your arrival date and we take care of the rest.
Start now, see the full total before paying, and we'll keep watch on Aruba's opening window for you.
$79.99 per traveler