The beautiful island of Curaçao is ready to welcome you. Let’s make sure you are set with everything you need before your arrival.

CURAÇAO TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS:

Validity/Proof

• Your passport must not be more than 10 years old and must be valid during your entire stay.

• You must have proof that you can return to your country of departure, or transit to another country. This could be a passport, residence permit or visa.

• You can provide proof of the reason for your stay like a hotel reservation or an invitation from family or friends.

• You must fill out the Digital Immigration Card. For additional information visit our FAQs page.

• Download the Airside App (iOS | Android) and get your Curaçao Express Pass (optional) to go through the designated fast lane at immigration. For additional information visit our FAQs page.

• Visa (if applicable). Learn more about the visa-free countries and the exemption conditions here.

Travel Expenses

• You must have enough money to cover your stay and any other expenses.
  The following guidelines apply:
  - when staying in a hotel approximately 150 US dollar per person, per day,
  - when staying with friends or family approximately 100 US dollar per person, per day.
  No rights can be derived from these amounts.

Medical Coverage/Public Health

• You are advised to have valid medical insurance or travel insurance that covers medical expenses. The insurance should provide coverage for medical expenses and include hospital care, emergency treatment and repatriation (including in the event of death).

• Proof of vaccination against yellow fever (if applicable).

• You must not be considered a threat to public order, public health, national security, or international relations.

• Travelers of 9 months and older arriving in Curacao from areas with a risk of yellow fever are required to have a valid vaccination against yellow fever.

• There are some exemptions for certain regions of countries at risk, however at check points, differentiation is made on a country level and not specific areas.

• As a Tourist Board we refer to the WHO website for the complete list and details, although best to emphasize that we strongly adhere to the list on a country level.

• Persons not able to receive the vaccination due to medical issues will be required to show an official document of exemption.

As of June 5, 2022, there are no Covid-19 related measures in place for inbound travelers.

Anyone who presents COVID-19 related symptoms or has tested positive, is advised to maintain an isolation period of a minimum of 5 days and a maximum of 10 days.

If symptoms persist or if your condition worsens, please contact your General Practitioner (GP).

For more information and updates on the guidelines in Curaçao, visit the official goverment website.