Who requires an Aruba visa?

Nationals of one of the following countries need a visa to travel to Aruba:

Afghanistan	Egypt	Maldives	Saudi Arabia
Albania	Equatorial Guinea	Mali	Senegal
Algeria	Eritrea	Marshall Islands	Serbia
Angola	Ethiopia	Mauritania	Sierra Leone
Armenia	Fiji	Mauritius	Solomon Islands
Azerbaijan	Gabon	Micronesia	Somalia
Bahrain	Gambia	Moldova (Rep. of)	South Africa
Bangladesh	Georgia	Mongolia	Sri Lanka
Belarus	Ghana	Montenegro	Sudan
Benin	Guinea Republic	Morocco	Swaziland
Bhutan	Guinee-Bissau	Mozambique	Syria
Bolivia	Haiti	Myanmar	Taiwan (SAR China)
Bosnia-Herzegovina	India	Namibia	Tajikistan
Botswana	Indonesia	Nauru	Tanzania
Burkina Faso	Iran	Nepal	Thailand
Burundi	Iraq	Niger	Togo
Cambodia	Jamaica	Nigeria	Tonga
Cameroon	Jordan	North Korea	Turkmenistan
Cape Verde Islands	Kazakhstan	Northern Mariana Isl.	Tunisia
Central Africa Rep.	Kenya	Oman	Turkey
Chad	Kiribati	Pakistan	Tuvalu
China (People’s Rep.)	Kuwait	Palau	Uganda
Colombia	Kyrgyzstan	Palestinian National Authority	Ukraine
Comoros Isl.	Laos	Papua New Guinea	United Arab Emirates
Congo (Brazzaville)	Lebanon	Peru	Uzbekistan
Congo (Kinshasa)	Lesotho	Philippines	Vanuatu
Cote d’Ivoire	Liberia	Qatar	Vietnam
Cuba	Libya	Rwanda	Yemen
Djibouti	Macedonia	Russian Federation	Zambia
Dominican Republic	Madagascar	Samoa	Zimbabwe
East Timor	Malawi	Sao Tomé and Principe

The following persons DO NOT require a visa for Aruba:

1. Holders of a valid return visa for Aruba, the so called “terugkeerbewijs”.
2. Holders of a valid residence permit for the United States of America, Canada or one of the Schengen countries ( Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and The Czech Republic).
3. Children under the age of 12 (Twelve) travelling with their parents or legal guardian.
4. Captains, crew members and passengers whose ship or airplane docks or lands in Aruba for maximum 48 hours, provided there is no threat or danger to national security and/or the public.
5. Those travelling aboard a cruise ship and visit Aruba as part of the Caribbean itinerary.

Find more information directly at:

Aruba Embassy

Source & Copyright: The source of the above visa and immigration information and copyright owner/s is the:
– Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Aruba – URL: http://www.arubaforeignaffairs.com/afa/home.do

Country : Aruba