NetherlandsCaribbean
CaribbeanAruba visa requirements
Travellers from 26 of 100 countries can visit Aruba easily: no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.
What 100 passports need to visit Aruba
Find your own passport in the list below for the exact rule.
- No visa needed26 of 100 passportsJust show your passport at the border.
- Visa needed74 of 100 passportsApply at the embassy or consulate.
Types of Aruba visa
- Tourist visa and visa-free visits7 optionsThe common Caribbean visa allows short visits to Aruba. Many travellers can visit without this visa because of their nationality or other valid visas or permits.
- Airport transit without a visa1 optionsTravellers transiting an airport in Aruba between 07:00 and 23:00 are exempt from the visa requirement. Details of a separate transit visa are not given.
Find your passport
100 of 100 passports
- Antigua and BarbudaVisa not requiredCaribbean
- AustraliaVisa not requiredAustralia and New Zealand30 days
- BahamasVisa not requiredCaribbean
- BarbadosVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- BelizeVisa not requiredCentral America
- BrazilVisa not requiredSouth America30 days
- Costa RicaVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- CroatiaVisa not requiredSoutheast Europe90 days
- DominicaVisa not requiredCaribbean
- El SalvadorVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- GrenadaVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- HondurasVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- MaldivesVisa not requiredSouthern Asia
- MauritiusVisa not requiredEastern Africa90 days
- MexicoVisa not requiredNorth America90 days
- New ZealandVisa not requiredAustralia and New Zealand30 days
- PanamaVisa not requiredCentral America90 days
- Saint Kitts and NevisVisa not requiredCaribbean
- Saint LuciaVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- San MarinoVisa not requiredSouthern Europe90 days
- SeychellesVisa not requiredEastern Africa90 days
- SurinameVisa not requiredSouth America90 days
- Trinidad and TobagoVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- UkraineVisa not requiredEastern Europe30 days
- United Arab EmiratesVisa not requiredWestern Asia90 days
- AlgeriaVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- AngolaVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- BeninVisa requiredWestern Africa
- BotswanaVisa requiredSouthern Africa
- Burkina FasoVisa requiredWestern Africa
- BurundiVisa requiredEastern Africa
- CameroonVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- Cape VerdeVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Central African RepublicVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- ChadVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- ChinaVisa requiredEastern Asia
- ComorosVisa requiredEastern Africa
- CongoVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- DjiboutiVisa requiredEastern Africa
- DR CongoVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- EgyptVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- Equatorial GuineaVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- EritreaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- EswatiniVisa requiredSouthern Africa
- EthiopiaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- FijiVisa requiredMelanesia
- GabonVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- GambiaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- GhanaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- GuineaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Guinea-BissauVisa requiredWestern Africa
- IranVisa requiredSouthern Asia
- Ivory CoastVisa requiredWestern Africa
- JamaicaVisa requiredCaribbean
- JordanVisa requiredWestern Asia90 days
- KenyaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- KiribatiVisa requiredMicronesia
- KuwaitVisa requiredWestern Asia
- LebanonVisa requiredWestern Asia
- LesothoVisa requiredSouthern Africa
- LiberiaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- LibyaVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- MadagascarVisa requiredEastern Africa
- MalawiVisa requiredEastern Africa
- MaliVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Marshall IslandsVisa requiredMicronesia
- MauritaniaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- MicronesiaVisa requiredMicronesia
- MoroccoVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- MozambiqueVisa requiredEastern Africa
- NamibiaVisa requiredSouthern Africa
- NauruVisa requiredMicronesia
- NigerVisa requiredWestern Africa
- NigeriaVisa requiredWestern Africa
- PakistanVisa requiredSouthern Asia
- PalauVisa requiredMicronesia
- Papua New GuineaVisa requiredMelanesia
- QatarVisa requiredWestern Asia
- RussiaVisa requiredEastern Europe
- RwandaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- SamoaVisa requiredPolynesia
- São Tomé and PríncipeVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- SenegalVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Sierra LeoneVisa requiredWestern Africa
- Solomon IslandsVisa requiredMelanesia
- SomaliaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- South AfricaVisa requiredSouthern Africa
- South SudanVisa requiredMiddle Africa
- SudanVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- TanzaniaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- TogoVisa requiredWestern Africa
- TongaVisa requiredPolynesia
- TunisiaVisa requiredNorthern Africa
- TuvaluVisa requiredPolynesia
- UgandaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- VanuatuVisa requiredMelanesia
- VenezuelaVisa requiredSouth America
- ZambiaVisa requiredEastern Africa
- ZimbabweVisa requiredSouthern Africa
Who can visit easily, by part of the world
For each part of the world: how many countries' travellers can come easily. Easy means no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.
- Americas17 of 19 countries
- Europe3 of 4 countries
- Asia2 of 9 countries
- Oceania2 of 14 countries
- Africa2 of 54 countries
Questions
How many passports can enter Aruba without a visa?
26 of 100 passports can enter without applying before travel.
Is Aruba part of Netherlands?
Aruba is a territory linked to Netherlands, with its own entry rules. Check them separately even if you can visit Netherlands.
What is the most common entry rule for Aruba?
Visa needed: it applies to 74 passports.
Which passports need an embassy visa for Aruba?
74 passports, including China, Pakistan, Nigeria, Russia DR Congo, and 69 more.
Do China passport holders need a visa for Aruba?
Visa needed.
Do Nigeria passport holders need a visa for Aruba?
Visa needed.
Do Pakistan passport holders need a visa for Aruba?
Visa needed.
Do Brazil passport holders need a visa for Aruba?
No visa needed, for up to 30 days.
Which region's passports have the easiest access to Aruba?
Americas: 17 of 19 passports enter without applying first.
What is the capital of Aruba?
Oranjestad.
Reviewed by @snuck