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Aruba Requirements

All passengers inbound to Aruba are required to complete the online ARUBA ED card at least 72 hrs prior to travel‚ and if required‚ purchase the Aruba Visitors Medical Insurance unless exempted per the exemption list. All passengers (except children under the age of 14) from Curacao and Bonaire traveling to Aruba‚ are required to have a  negative PCR test. As of Mar 18th‚ Aruba has closed her borders to Brazil‚ South Africa and Venezuela until further notice; it is prohibited for passengers who have started their journey from Brazil‚ South Africa or Venezuela or who are residents of these countries to enter Aruba‚ directly or indirectly. This restriction does not apply to residents to Aruba.


 

Bonaire Requirements 

Starting April 8th the following rules apply; No requirements apply for passeners arriving from Australia‚ China‚ New Zealand‚ Rwanda‚ Singapore‚ Saba‚ Statia‚ Thailand‚ Iceland‚ and South Korea. For all other countries; passengers 13 years or older may only travel to Bonaire with a negative coronavirus test. The following tests are accepted:

1. A neg PCR test or NAAT test result from a test taken within 24 hours before departure‚ or

2. A neg PCR test result from a test taken within 72 hours before arrival‚ and a neg antigen test result‚ from a test taken within 24 hours before departure.  

Passengers arriving from Argentina‚ Bolivia‚ Brazil‚ Chile‚ Colombia‚ the Dominican Republic‚ Ecuador‚ French-Guiana‚ Guyana‚ Panama‚ Paraguay‚ Peru‚ Suriname‚ Uruguay‚ Venezuela‚ the United Kingdom‚ and South Africa will have to go into central quarantine for 10 days. After 5 days the travelers must undergo a PCR test. The Public Health Department will inform them if they are allowed to leave quarantine or not. All expenses encountered with these measure are for the expense of the traveler. (For the updates and questions you are advised to check bonairecrisis.com or mail publichealth@bonairegov.com) In addition all travelers must complete the online health declaration no earlier than 72 hours prior to departure.  Travelers are required to have the Health Form in hard copy for arrival in Bonaire. Travelers who can't complete the on-line form should seek assistance as completing the form on-line is mandatory to for all travelers.


 

Curacao Requirements

All passengers inbound to Curacao from low risk countries such as Anguilla‚ Antigua and Barbuda‚ Bermuda‚ British Virigin Islands‚ Cayman Islands‚ Dominica‚ Greneda‚ Montserrat‚ Saba‚ Saint Barthelemy‚ Saint Kitts and Nevis‚ Saint Lucia‚ Saint Martin‚ Sint Maarten‚ St. Eustatius‚ St. Vincent and Granadines and Turks and Caicos are allowed to enter Curacao after having completed the online DI/PCL Form no earlier than 48hrs prior to travelling to Curacao. All other countries are considered high risk and passengers‚ 7 years and older arriving from those destinations require a negative PCR test  (not being the gargle test) not taken earlier than 72 hour prior to the scheduled departure time of their flight‚ submitted online when completing the online DI/PLC Form‚ no earlier than 48 hours before flight. Passenger who are transit over Curacao to the USA can enter with a negative antigen test not older than 24 hours if they have a connecting flight onthe same day. A hard copy of the completed DI/PLC form received via email from the portal needs to be submitted at Immigration upon arrival.