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Aruba ED Card

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Required for foreign visitors as of December 1, 2015

About Aruba ED Card

Aruba ED Card: the electronic arrival document every foreign traveller must complete before departure, so arrival at immigration is quick and hassle-free.

ED Card details

Processing time

Approved in as little as 15 minutes.

Validity

Valid for 30 days from arrival.

Entries

Single entry — each visit requires its own submission.

How to apply

Fully online — submit your form from any device before you travel.

On arrival

Present your passport along with your confirmation or PDF to immigration officers at the entry point.

What you'll need

Your passport details and nationality

Travel details, including arrival date, mode of transport, and departure point

Contact information, including email and phone number

Your accommodation address at your destination

iVisa is a private company, not a government agency. We prepare, check, and submit your application — you can also apply directly with the government. iVisa is a private company. We prepare, check, and submit your application — you can also apply directly with the government.

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Guided application

Clear instructions tailored to your nationality.

24/7 support

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Safe and secure

Your information is protected by 256-bit AES encryption.

Single and group applications

Add another traveler to your order. We prefill shared details for you.

Application expert review

Instant error detection and a final pre-submission check to ensure there are no errors.

Costs and processing times

Choose an option that suits your travel plans

Standard

USD 89.99

Same-day delivery

USD 119.99

Ready in 2 hours

Super Rush

USD 159.99

Ready in 15 minutes

15 minutes

Processing time

99%

Approval rate

2.6M

Satisfied customers

24/7

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How it works

From application to approval in 3 steps

Step 1

Gather your information

Have all the necessary documents and details on hand before you start your application.

Step 2

Apply online

Complete our guided form in minutes — for you and your travel companions — with real-time validation that catches errors before you submit.

Step 3

Get approved and travel

Once approved, your document lands straight in your inbox, ready for your trip.

Eligible countries

All international passengers must complete this entry form before arrival.

Customer reviews

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"The process was easy to do! It relieved a lot of stress getting through the process. "

Loretta

"For a small island, your professionalism handling of my card was exceptional. You said it would be ready on the 18th, so said, so done. Keep prividing excellent service."

Peter Maturine

"The application process was super quick and easy. When I had questions, I received an email response within an hour. "

Tiffany Ann O'Keefe

"Easy to use and a big improvement from the last couple of years"

"I visa is the company we used last year for our ED cards for Aruba. We’re leaving tomorrow, and I completely forgot to do the procedure! Ivusa was quick and easy, and we had our EDcards in 15 minutes! Whew!! Thankyou ivisa"

Stephanie Vining

" It was easy to fill out the application & quickly get approval."

Joanne Howes

"Wow! What a great and easy application program. I could wish all Visa applications were this easy."

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. The ED Card is a mandatory entry requirement for every person entering Aruba, regardless of nationality or visa-exempt status, including US, Canadian and EU citizens. It is a health and security declaration used by the Aruban government. If you want help, iVisa's experts can fill out the form and review it for mistakes before it is submitted, for an additional fee.

As of July 2024, most international visitors arriving by air must pay a $20 Sustainability Fee. This fee supports the maintenance and protection of Aruba's natural environment. This is usually paid during the digital ED Card application process. However, if you visit Aruba twice in one calendar year, you only pay the $20 fee on your first trip.

You will receive a PDF confirmation via email with a "green checkmark". This document contains your approval status. You should save this on your mobile device or print a copy to show at check-in and to the Aruba Immigration officer. You can also find a copy of your ED Card confirmation in your iVisa dashboard if applied through us.

It depends on your nationality and whether you own property. Most tourists are granted 30 days on arrival, which can be extended. Dutch and US nationals usually receive 90 days on arrival, extendable by another 90, up to 180 days a year. If you own a home, condominium or timeshare in Aruba, or a yacht at least 14 meters long, you can stay up to 180 days.

You can apply as soon as you have your flight and accommodation details. However, the official government system accepts submissions starting 7 days before your arrival. We recommend applying at least 24–48 hours before your flight.

Yes. Every traveler, including infants and children, must have their own individual declaration and QR code. You can use iVisa's "Add another person" feature to easily manage applications for the whole family in one session, saving time and effort.

No. It is for single entry only. You must complete a new Aruba ED Card registration every time you enter the country.

Your airline will likely deny boarding — the Aruba ED Card is a no-doc, no-fly requirement. If you do reach the airport without one, you can still complete it there using Wi-Fi on your device, but expect delays at immigration.

One traveler pays from $89.99. Includes $20.00 in government fees. Faster processing costs more, and every option is priced above.

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About Aruba ED Card

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What you'll need

2.6 million travelers chose iVisa

Aruba ED Card

Guided application

24/7 support

Safe and secure

Single and group applications

Application expert review

Costs and processing times

USD 89.99

USD 119.99

USD 159.99

How it works

Gather your information

Apply online

Get approved and travel

Eligible countries

Customer reviews

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an Aruba ED Card even if I don't need a visa?

What is the Aruba Sustainability Fee?

How will I receive the Aruba ED Card?

How long can I stay in Aruba?

When should I apply for the ED Card?

Do children/minors need an Aruba ED Card?

Can I reuse my Aruba ED Card?

What happens if I forget to submit the form before arriving?

How much does the Aruba ED Card cost?

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