Canada is one of Aruba’s top tourist markets. Canadian passport holders enjoy visa-free access to Aruba but must complete the mandatory Aruba ED Card before every visit.
Do Canadians Need a Visa for Aruba?
No – Canadian citizens do not need a visa for Aruba for stays up to 90 days. The ED Card is still required as a separate administrative entry form. Learn about what the ED Card is and 2026 entry requirements.
Canadian Passport Requirements
- Valid Canadian passport required (NEXUS card not sufficient)
- Valid for full duration of stay
- Recommended: 6 months beyond return date
ED Card Application for Canadians
- Visit edcardaruba.aw within 7 days of arrival
- Enter Canadian passport details exactly as shown in passport
- Pay $20 USD Sustainability Fee (ages 8+)
- Receive approval confirmation
Full guide: how to fill the ED Card.
Sustainability Fee for Canadians
Canadian travelers aged 8+ pay the $20 USD Sustainability Fee (~$28 CAD). Canadian Visa and Mastercard accepted. Once per calendar year. Details: Sustainability Fee page.
Flights from Canada to Aruba
- Air Canada: Direct seasonal service from Toronto (YYZ)
- WestJet: Seasonal service from various cities
- Connections via US hubs year-round
- Toronto to Aruba: ~5 hours direct
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Canadians need a visa for Aruba?
No – Canadian citizens enjoy visa-free access for up to 90 days. The ED Card is still required.
Are there direct flights from Canada to Aruba?
Yes – Air Canada operates direct seasonal service from Toronto. WestJet also has seasonal routes.
Can I use my NEXUS card instead of a passport for Aruba?
No – a full Canadian passport is required for air travel to Aruba.
