Aruba
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Details & ExceptionsAruba is open for you · Not recommended for travel by United States
- Tests
- None
- Quarantine
- None
- Public Transportation
- Operating
- Attractions
- Open
- Businesses
- Open
- Masks
- Recommended
- Restaurants
- Open
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Required Documents
To enter Aruba
2 Documents
To return to United States
No documents required
Information
General
It is possible to travel to Aruba from all countries, and few domestic restrictions are still in place.
Can I travel to Aruba?
- It is possible to travel to Aruba, after applying for an ED card and being approved.
Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Aruba?
- Quarantine is not required when arriving in Aruba.
Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Aruba?
All arrivals are required to do the following:
- Purchase Aruba’s COVID-19 insurance.
- Undergo a health screening and temperature checks on arrival.
Is public transportation open in Aruba?
Public transportation in Aruba is operating.
Are the restaurants and bars open in Aruba?
Restaurants, cafes and bars in Aruba are open.
Are businesses and attractions open in Aruba?
Non-essential businesses and attractions in Aruba are open.
Do I need to wear a face mask in Aruba?
Wearing face masks is recommended in enclosed public places.
Sources
COVID-19 In Aruba
0
NEW CASES0
WEEKLY CHANGE
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-4%
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-100%
FULLY VACCINATED
0%
0%
FULLY VACCINATED
OF POPULATION
Updated: Data From: Johns Hopkins University
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