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Aruba ED Card, the official paid e-visa, and how to spot the middlemen who mark it up.

Every passenger needs the ED Card. Most air arrivals also pay a separate USD 20 sustainability fee in the same flow.

Last reviewed 2026-08-30
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The Aruba ED Card is a mandatory online admission step for every passenger, including infants and children. It applies at air and seaports and opens within seven days before travel.

The ED Card and the sustainability fee are not the same charge. Most travellers arriving by air pay a USD 20 sustainability fee inside the ED Card flow. Sea arrivals do not pay that fee. Residents, children under 8 and other published groups are exempt.

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Official URL
www.aruba.com/us/plan-your-visit/getting-to-aruba/online-ed-card
Run by Aruba Tourism Authority. Last verified August 30, 2026.
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Official URL
edcardaruba.aw/welcome
Run by Aruba Immigration. Last verified August 30, 2026.

Start here

1. ED Card, fee and exemptions

Learn who files, when the seven-day window opens and why the USD 20 item appears. → Read the ED Card overview

2. Prepare the form

Check the live passport, name, flight and address controls before submission. → Open the field guide

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