Entry Forms and Travel Requirements

To help you prepare for your journey, use the official government and tourism links below to complete any required immigration, customs or arrival documentation.
Antigua & Barbuda Aruba Barbados Bonaire Curaçao Dominica Montserrat Nevis Saba St. Barth St. Eustatius St. Kitts St. Lucia St. Maarten St. Vincent Tortola Trinidad

Important information Updated September 30, 2026

— Most Caribbean arrival and immigration forms are free.
— Some destinations collect a separate government visitor tax, sustainability fee, levy or travel-authorisation fee.
— Visa fees are separate and depend on the traveler's nationality.
— Avoid unofficial websites offering paid "processing", "assistance" or "expedited submission" for forms that are available free through the official portal.
— Confirm that the website address matches the official link below before entering passport or payment information.
— Requirements and fees can change. Travelers remain responsible for checking the latest requirements before departure.

Antigua & Barbuda

— ED: Free.
— Best completed on a mobile phone or tablet.
— Any applicable visa fee is separate.

→ Complete Antigua Arrival/Departure Form

Aruba

— ED: Required for travelers entering Aruba.
— The ED Card itself is free, but most non-resident air passengers must pay a legitimate US$20 government sustainability fee during the process.
— Exemptions: Residents, children under 8 years old, same-day transit
— Travelers should not pay additional third-party processing fees.
— Complete within 7 days before arrival

→ Complete Aruba ED Card

Barbados

— ED: Free.
— Available within 72 hours before arrival.
— A paid visa, when required because of nationality, is separate.
— Important: Do not use barbadosedcardform.com. It is not the official Barbados Government portal.

→ Complete Barbados Travel Form

Bonaire

— This is a mandatory government visitor tax rather than an immigration-form processing fee.
— Most non-resident visitors aged 13 or older pay US$75.
— Children aged 12 or younger generally pay US$10.
— Exemptions and reduced rates may apply for residents with valid residency.

→ Pay Bonaire Visitor Entry Tax

Curaçao

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 7 days before arrival.
— Each traveler, including children, requires a card.

→ Complete Curaçao Immigration Card

Dominica

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 3 days before arrival.
— Save or print the resulting confirmation and QR code.

→ Complete Dominica ED Card

Montserrat

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 72 hours before arrival.
— A separate US$50 government eVisa fee applies only to travelers whose nationality requires a visa.

→ Complete Montserrat Travel Form

Nevis

— The official portal handles the Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) and the Immigration and Customs ED Form.
— Most foreign visitors require an eTA.
— The government eTA base fee is US$17 per traveler.
— The official portal may add a payment-processing charge.
— Optional expedited processing costs extra.
— St. Kitts and Nevis citizens, qualifying residents and certain OECS travelers generally submit the ED form without the eTA charge.

→ Complete St. Kitts and Nevis Entry Requirements

Saba

— Saba currently has no separate online tourist entry form.
— Travelers connecting through Sint Maarten may need to complete the free Sint Maarten form at www.entry.sx
— Saba currently collects a US$10 cash departure tax.

→ Review Saba Travel Information

St. Barth

— St. Barth currently has no separate online tourist entry form.
— Passport and visa requirements depend on nationality.
— Travelers connecting through Dutch Sint Maarten may need to complete the free Sint Maarten form at www.entry.sx

→ Review St. Barth Travel Information

St. Eustatius

— St. Eustatius currently has no separate online tourist entry form.
— Travelers connecting through Sint Maarten may need to complete the free Sint Maarten form at www.entry.sx
— Visa requirements depend on nationality.

→ Review Statia Travel Requirements

St. Kitts

— The official portal handles the Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) and the Immigration and Customs ED Form.
— Most foreign visitors require an eTA.
— The government eTA base fee is US$17 per traveler.
— The official portal may add a payment-processing charge.
— Optional expedited processing costs extra.
— St. Kitts and Nevis citizens, qualifying residents and certain OECS travelers generally submit the ED form without the eTA charge.

→ Complete St. Kitts and Nevis Entry Requirements

St. Lucia

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 72 hours before arrival.
— One form may be submitted for a family or group traveling together.

→ Complete Saint Lucia Travel Form

St. Maarten

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 7 days before arrival.
— Every traveler must be included, including applicable transfer passengers.
— Individual and group registration options are available.

→ Complete Sint Maarten Entry Form

St. Vincent

St. Vincent does not require an online ED card currently.

Tortola

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 72 hours before arrival.
— Most visitors must separately pay a legitimate US$10 Environmental and Tourism Levy on arrival.
— The levy is not an ED-card submission fee.

→ Complete BVI ED Card

Trinidad

— ED: Free.
— Complete within 72 hours before arrival.
— Paper arrival and departure cards have been discontinued.
— Save the resulting Immigration and Customs QR-code receipt.

→ Complete Trinidad and Tobago Travel Card
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