What the Aruba ED Card is, in 30 seconds
The Aruba ED Card (Embarkation/Disembarkation Card) is Aruba's mandatory digital travel form that replaced the traditional paper immigration card, a visa-free entry requirement for all travelers arriving on the island. Complete your Aruba ED Card application online before departure and receive instant confirmation, with your entry paperwork done before you land in Aruba.
What you'll need
Valid passport details, flight information (airline and flight number), accommodation address in Aruba, personal and contact information, and valid email address to receive your confirmation.
- Processing time
- Usually instant. Your ED Card confirmation and QR code are generated immediately after submission.
- Validity
- Valid for the specific trip details declared; a new ED Card must be submitted for each trip to Aruba.
- Entries
- Single entry, one ED Card per trip. A new submission is required for each separate visit to Aruba.
- At the border
- Keep your ED Card confirmation with QR code available on your phone or as a printout and present it with your passport at immigration.
Four steps, and you know all four
Most services show you three. The fourth one is real, so here it is.
01
Your trip
When you arrive and leave, and where to email the ED Card.
02
Your travelers
Passport details for everyone traveling. Photograph the passport page and we fill it in for you.
03
Review and pay
Choose your review speed. Every line itemized before you pay a cent.
04
After payment
Arrival details
After payment
Airline, flight number and your address in Aruba. About 2 minutes, once your payment clears.
What it costs
The application is $99.99 per traveler, charged for at most 2 travelers, plus the $20.00 Aruba government fee we pay on your behalf for each one. That covers a 2 hours review by a person. Faster review is optional, priced below, and never pre-selected.
Service fee
$99.99
per traveler, and never for more than 2. A party of 4 pays the same service fee as a party of 2.
Government fee
$20.00
per traveler, for every traveler with no cap, paid to Aruba on your behalf. It is their charge, not ours.
Review and submission
2 hours
Included in the price. A person checks every answer, then submits it. If Aruba is not accepting submissions for your dates yet, we submit within that time of its window opening, and checkout shows you the date before you pay.
2 travelers is $99.99 × 2 + $20.00 × 2 = $239.98. 4 travelers is $99.99 × 2 + $20.00 × 4 = $279.98, because the service fee stops at 2 travelers and the Aruba fee does not. Faster review is optional and priced below. Every line is itemized before you pay.
Review and submission speed
Every application is checked by a person before it is submitted. Standard is included in the price above. Two faster options are available at checkout, and neither is pre-selected.
Standard
2 hours
Included in the price above
Fast
1 hour
+$10.00 per application
Ultra Fast
15 minutes
+$20.00 per application
Times are counted from the moment we can submit, not from payment. If Aruba is not accepting the ED Card for your dates yet, we hold the application and start the clock when its window opens; checkout shows you that date before you pay. Speeds move your application up our review queue; they do not change how fast the government processes it once submitted, and they are not a guarantee of approval.
What $99.99 adds
Someone else carries it
- An AI checks every answer against Aruba's rules, then a person reviews it before it goes in.
- Apply today, whenever your trip is. We submit on the day the window opens.
- If Aruba's portal is down or rejects the submission, we keep trying until it goes through.
- Passport scanning, real-time validation, and a human on chat if it snags.
- A family of four is one form and one review, not four attempts.
Doing it yourself
www.edcardaruba.aw (free)
- The official portal, in your own time. It works.
- The portal goes down for maintenance and times your session out. Every retry is yours to make.
- You have to remember the day the window opens, and count back from your arrival yourself.
- A typo in a passport number is yours to catch, and to fix at the airport.
- Every traveler entered separately, from scratch, with nobody to ask when a field is unclear.
Who needs one
Every foreign national entering Aruba, whatever your passport. Find yours below.
The questions people actually ask
Yes. The official portal is www.edcardaruba.aw and it costs nothing. We are a paid service: we fill the form in with you, check it against Aruba's rules, submit it on the day the window opens, and keep a human on chat if anything snags. If you would rather do that yourself, do. The link is on this page.
All we need is the day you land.
Start now, pay when you have seen the full price, and let someone else keep track of Aruba's submission window.
$99.99 per traveler + $20.00 government fee