Aruba

Tourist visa

For tourism and sightseeing. Valid for 30-90 days, single or multiple entry.

About Tourist visa

Aruba, a beautiful island in the Caribbean, imposes a visa regime for citizens of Georgia. The Aruba tourist visa is intended for those who are visiting the island for leisure, visiting family or friends, taking short-term courses, or other non-commercial purposes. This visa does not allow you to work or study long-term in Aruba. If your purpose is business , study , or family reunification , you will need to apply for a different visa category.

An Aruba tourist visa is usually issued for a short stay, up to a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period. The validity of the visa can range from 30 days to 5 years, depending on your travel history and the decision of the consulate. It is important that your passport is valid for at least 6 months upon entry into Aruba.

For Georgian citizens, an application for an Aruba tourist visa is submitted to the Embassy or Consulate of the Kingdom of the Netherlands responsible for the Caribbean Netherlands. The process requires detailed documentation, including proof of financial stability, proof of intent to return, and a travel plan. GetVisa.ge offers full support in preparing documents, filling out the application, and preparing for the interview to maximize your chances of success.

The process for obtaining this visa is somewhat similar to the Schengen visa requirements, especially in terms of financial guarantees and travel insurance. However, unlike a Canadian visa or an Australian visa , Aruba does not usually require biometrics or a mandatory interview. However, the detail of the application and the completeness of the documents are crucial. For example, as with a Japanese visa , a clear purpose and itinerary for the trip are important.

The validity period of the visa and the maximum length of stay in Aruba vary. The visa can be issued for multiple entries for up to 5 years, but each visit cannot exceed 90 days in a 180-day period. This means that if you have a 5-year visa, you can travel to Aruba multiple times, but you must adhere to the 90/180-day rule each time. Unlike a US visa , which often allows for a longer single stay, an Aruba tourist visa allows for short-term, frequent visits.

15-30 working days

€80 EUR

Required Documents

📄Basic Documents

Valid passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months from the planned date of departure from Aruba and have at least two blank pages.

Valid passport with at least 6 months validity beyond intended stay

Completed visa application form: A fully and accurately completed online or printed form.

Completed visa application form

Passport-sized photos: two recent, biometric, white background photos (3.5 x 4.5 cm).

Recent passport-sized photograph meeting official specifications

Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements from last 3-6 months)

Travel itinerary including flight bookings

Proof of accommodation in Aruba

Travel insurance covering your stay

Evidence of ties to Georgia (employment letter, property documents, family)

Invitation letter from host if visiting family or friends

optional

💰Financial Documents

Proof of financial status: Bank statement for the last 3-6 months, employment certificate with salary information, or other proof of income that proves you can cover the costs of your stay (at least $100-$150 per day).

Work/Employment Certificate: An official letter from your employer stating your position, salary, date of employment, and leave period.

🛡️Civil and Security Documents

Documents proving your intention to return to Georgia: family ties (marriage certificate, birth certificates of children), property ownership, bank accounts in Georgia, or other documents proving your close ties to your homeland.

Previous travel history: Copies of previous visas and stamps from your passport (if any), which will reflect positively on the application.

🏥Medical and Technical Requirements

Travel insurance: Insurance covering medical expenses and repatriation, with a minimum coverage of €30,000, valid for the entire period of stay in Aruba.

📋Other Documents

Flight reservations: Confirmation of round-trip tickets proving intent to depart Aruba.

Hotel reservations or invitation letter: A confirmed hotel reservation for the entire duration of your stay in Aruba, or an invitation letter from your host (a Dutch citizen or a person legally residing in Aruba) along with a copy of their ID.

For minors: a copy of the birth certificate, notarized consent of the parents (if traveling alone or with one parent), and copies of the parents' passports.

Application Process

Determining the type of visa

Make sure that your Aruba tourist visa is appropriate for the purpose of your trip (holidays, family visits, short-term courses). If your purpose is business or study, you will need a different category.

Filling out the application form

Fill out the online Aruba visa application form on the website of the Netherlands embassy or consulate. Make sure that all information is accurate and complete.

Collecting the necessary documentation

Gather all required documents, including a valid passport, photos, flight and hotel reservations, financial guarantees, and travel insurance. GetVisa.ge will help you with this process.

Visa fee payment

Pay the Aruba tourist visa application fee (€80 EUR) using the method specified by the embassy. Keep the payment receipt.

Submitting an application

Submit the completed application and all required documents to the Dutch embassy or consulate. In some cases, a personal visit or mailing of documents may be required.

Waiting for a decision

Wait for the visa decision. Processing time is usually 15 to 30 business days. You may be contacted during this time for additional information.

Getting a visa

If your visa is approved, you will receive a notification and will be able to collect your passport with the visa. Carefully check the information on your visa (validity period, length of stay).

Important Tips & Advice

Detailed travel plan: Provide a detailed itinerary that includes flight and hotel reservations, as well as planned activities. This confirms the tourist purpose of your visit.

Strong financial guarantees: Show sufficient funds to cover the costs of your stay in Aruba. Bank statements and employment verification are essential, similar to a Canadian visa.

Apply at least 4-6 weeks before your planned travel date to allow for processing time and any document requests

Proof of Return: Provide solid evidence of your intention to return to Georgia, such as family ties, property, or employment. This reduces the perception of immigration risks.

Provide clear, consistent financial documents—bank statements should show regular income, not sudden large deposits which may raise questions

Be completely honest in your application—inconsistencies or false information can result in rejection and affect future visa applications

Travel Insurance: Purchase comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical expenses and repatriation. This is a mandatory requirement and essential for your safety.

If you've previously traveled to countries like United States, United Kingdom, or Schengen zone, include this travel history in your application to demonstrate your credibility as a traveler

Do not overstay: Never exceed the maximum period of stay allowed by your visa. This will cause serious problems in the future when applying for a visa to any country, including Australia or Japan.

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Demonstrate strong ties to Georgia through employment letters, property documents, or family obligations—this shows you intend to return

Provide a detailed travel itinerary showing your planned activities—immigration officials value well-planned trips

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Processing Fees

Tourist visa application fee

This is the standard visa fee for a tourist visa to Aruba. Please note that official rates are subject to change and should be checked on the website of the Netherlands Embassy.

€80 EUR

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Georgian citizens need an Aruba tourist visa?

Yes, Georgian citizens need an Aruba tourist visa to enter the island. Aruba is part of the Caribbean Kingdom of the Netherlands and its visa policy differs from the Schengen zone.

What is the validity period and maximum length of stay of an Aruba tourist visa?

An Aruba tourist visa is typically issued for a period of 30 days to 5 years. However, the maximum length of stay for each visit is 90 days in any 180-day period.

How long does Aruba Tourist Visa processing take?

Standard processing takes 7-14 days. We recommend applying at least 4-6 weeks before your planned travel date to allow for any delays or additional document requests.

What is the Aruba Tourist Visa fee for Georgian citizens?

Visa fees vary by visa type and duration. Check the official Aruba immigration website for current fees. Our visa service provides transparent pricing including all government fees.

Where should I apply for an Aruba tourist visa from Georgia?

Georgian citizens must apply for an Aruba tourist visa at the embassy or consulate of the Kingdom of the Netherlands responsible for the Caribbean Netherlands. In some cases, it is also possible to apply online.

Can I apply for Aruba Tourist Visa online?

Check the Aruba embassy website for current application methods. Some categories may offer online applications while others require in-person submission.

What is the Aruba tourist visa application fee?

The standard fee for an Aruba tourist visa application is approximately €80 EUR. This amount is subject to change and it is recommended to check it on the embassy's official website.

What is the processing time for an Aruba tourist visa?

It usually takes 15 to 30 business days to process an Aruba tourist visa application. This time frame may be extended during peak seasons or if additional documentation is required.

How long can I stay in Aruba on a tourist visa?

Tourist visa validity varies from 30 days to 12 months depending on your application. Multiple entry visas may be available for frequent travelers.

Can I extend my Aruba tourist visa?

Extension policies vary. In most cases, you can apply for an extension through the local immigration office before your current visa expires. Requirements and fees apply.

Can I work on a Aruba tourist visa?

No, tourist visas do not permit employment. If you need to work, apply for the Aruba Work Visa instead.

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