Aruba ED Card: How To Get Your Aruba ED Card Online

It’s no wonder you would want to travel to Aruba, as this little 20 miles long and 5 miles wide island truly is ‘one happy island. Since you are here, I’m sure you know exactly why Aruba's sand isn’t hot, even during the hottest time of day.

Did you know that it is virtually effortless to get your Aruba ED card if you follow a few simple steps?

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The name Aruba ED card stands for Aruba’s official Embarkation-Disembarkation card. The online Aruba ED card helps verify that all necessary were taken in order to board an inbound plane to Aruba, additionally, the Aruba ED card is able to show that you have purchased the Aruba Visitors Insurance and are ready to travel to the beautiful Aruba island. Overall the Aruba ED card saves you a lot of effort of carrying around a ton of documents as everything will already have been verified for the Aruba ED card.

Who Needs To Apply For The Aruba ED Card

This Aruba ED (embarkation-disembarkation) form is mandatory to be completed by all travelers to Aruba, including minors and infants. This includes residents as well as non-residents of Aruba.

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You will have to complete the embarkation and disembarkation card online by going to Aruba's official portal. This is really a super easy process if you follow these steps:

Step 1:

On the official Aruba portal you will find the main screen where you will have to select ‘non-resident’ or ‘resident’. If you are a tourist you will choose the option: ‘non-resident’.

Step 2:

Once you have clicked on the arrows of ‘non-resident’, a pop-up will appear where it will state that you can fill your Online ED card application in for a period of 7 days prior to your arrival. Here you can select your arrival date.

Step 3:

You will be required to fill in personal information on the start page. These include: Last Name, First Name, Date of Birth, Country of Nationality, Passport Number, Passport Expiration date, Passport type, Email Address, and Telephone number.

As soon as you have filled in all these fields accurately you have to click ‘Next’.

Step 4:

Here the Online Aruba ED form will require you to fill in more personal details such as gender, employment details, permanent address, etc.

Step 5:

In the fourth section of the Aruba ED card, you will have to provide the flight details like the airline's name, departure date, name of the accommodation, the number of times visited the island, etc. You will also be required to answer some questions about visiting information to Aruba etc.

Step 6:

Next for your online Aruba ED form, you will have to read and answer a few disclaimers about Conditions to qualify to the board, Screening and testing, Other instructions, Costs, and Rules & regulations.

Step 7:

Hereafter you will have completed every step of your online Aruba ED form, there are two possible responses to your online application request: qualified or denied. If you qualify you will receive the barcode that they will scan at the airport.

It is important to note that travelers to Aruba are no longer required to purchase the Aruba Visitors travel Insurance. However, it is optional and if you would like to purchase the policy, you can do so here.

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As of Mar 19, 2022 Travelers are no longer required to present a COVID-19 negative test result or proof of vaccination. However, it’s recommended to download the Aruba’s health App on your smartphone to make sure you are up to date with all recent Aruba Covid test requirements and Covid-19 measures and instructions.

Covid Cases In Aruba

During the period July 31 – August 13, active cases decreased to 86 with 355 new cases, 393 recoveries and no deaths registered. During the period August 14 – August 20, active cases increased to 112 with 124 new cases, 160 recoveries and no deaths registered. Aruba has administered at least 172,327 doses of COVID vaccines so far. Assuming every person needs 2 doses, that’s enough to have vaccinated about 81% of the country’s population.

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Along with the Aruba ED card, travelers must also carry other verifying documents such as:

• Passport - Make sure there is a valid visa sticker if you hold a passport from an Aruban visa required country
• A valid return- or future destination ticket
• Necessary documents for returning to the country of origin/country that a traveler has the right to enter. For example, a valid residence permit (temporary or permanent)
• If requested by the migration officer, the traveler needs a valid reservation for accommodation in Aruba (e.g. hotel or apartment), or property ownership in Aruba (a residence, condominium, apartment, timeshare apartment, etc.)
• If requested by the migration officer, the traveler needs to provide adequate financial means to provide for hotel expenses (if applicable) and living expenses during his/her stay or that he/she has a declaration of guarantee from a legal resident of Aruba.

So Now That You Have Your ED Card Sorted, How Do You Even Reach Aruba?

Getting to Aruba from almost anywhere in the world is a simple, stress-free experience. Aruba is the happy Dutch Caribbean island in the Southern Caribbean. At the Queen Beatrix International Airport, you’ll find frequent nonstop, or convenient single-connection flights from most major U.S. cities, as well as daily flights from all major hubs, around the world.

For more questions, head to the Aruba ED Card community.