In forceNot separately checked Partly verified
Type: arrival card · Last checked 2026-10-21
Apply on the official site: dicardcuracao.com →
calls itself OFFICIAL entry portal; not a .gov domain - verify
Key facts
- Who needs itOfficial ✓
- All international visitors
- Who is exemptOfficial ✓
- Residents of Curaçao
- FeeNot confirmed
- Not confirmed, check the official siteOur unconfirmed note: no fee stated
- Approx. USD
- Not confirmed, check the official site
- ValidityNot separately checked
- per trip
- Max stay per visitNot separately checked
- n/a (UK: 90 days per calendar year)
- Processing timeNot separately checked
- confirmation by email
- When to applyOfficial ✓
- within 7 days before departure
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Do I need it? Quick check by passport
- United States: Needed
- United Kingdom: Needed
- EU country: Needed
- Canada: Needed
- Australia: Needed
A starting point only, based on the official pages below. Dual nationals, residents and other passports: check the official site.
Official sources
UK FCDO travel advice (official UK govt, British-citizen view): https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/curacao/entry-requirements
What the sources say
- rulehttps://dicardcuracao.com/
All international visitors are required to complete the Digital Immigration Card (DI card) within 7 days prior to departure. ... Residents of Curaçao are exempted
- insurancehttps://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/curacao/entry-requirements
You can request an extension beyond 90 days at immigration if you can show you have travel insurance
Last checked 2026-10-21. Rules change: always confirm on the official site before you travel.
Get permit changes by email
A short email when an ETA, e-visa or arrival-card rule changes.