The British Virgin Islands, St. Maarten, Dominica and Aruba are implementing a digital embarkation/disembarkation card to facilitate entry and exit

The British Virgin Islands, Sint Maarten, Dominica and Aruba have announced the introduction of a digital embarkation/disembarkation card (Embarkation/Disembarkation card) as part of the modernization of entry and exit processes. The move is aimed at simplifying formalities for travelers and improving the efficiency of immigration services.

All travelers planning to visit these islands are now required to complete an electronic embarkation/disembarkation form (ED card) prior to departure. Each state offers similar systems available on their official websites. The form includes sections for personal information, travel details, family members (if applicable), arrival flight information, and various declarations.

After successfully submitting the form, travelers receive a confirmation email with a QR code to present to Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials upon arrival.

Local state authorities emphasize that these updates are a step towards a more modern and smooth travel experience that meets international standards. Urging all travelers to use the new online immigration form to ensure a smooth customs experience.

These islands are joining a global movement where paper-based procedures are gradually being replaced by digital solutions. This approach not only speeds up processing but also greatly improves convenience for travelers. The introduction of digital technologies contributes to more efficient immigration services and ensures a high level of security that meets modern international standards.

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