Curacao Digital Immigration Card Guide
It takes five minutes. It is completely free. And showing up at check-in without it will cost you considerably more than five minutes. Here is the full picture on Curaçao’s mandatory Digital Immigration Card — what it is, who needs it, how to do it correctly, and what to avoid. Curaçao is a Dutch Caribbean island sitting 65 kilometres north of the Venezuelan coast — autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands since 2010, with its own immigration system, its own airport, and its own entry requirements. One of those requirements, in place since October 2019 when it replaced the old paper Embarkation-Disembarkation card handed out on planes, is the Digital Immigration Card. Most people call it the DI Card. Some call it the ED Card, after its paper predecessor. They refer to the same mandatory online immigration form Curacao , and if you are flying into Hato International Airport in Willemstad without one, the airline is under instruction to flag it at check-in. ...