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Curaçao Launches Digital Immigration Card for Travelers

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - December 12, 2015

Following Aruba’s launch last week, fellow Dutch Caribbean island Curaçao  has also launched a digital visitor immigration card.

The launch means visitors can fill out their immigration cards online, instead of on the plane.

Curacao’ Tourist Board says the new option means that the amount of time spent in the immigration line will be “considerably reduced.”

The digital card can be filled out once you have booked your trip to Curaçao, and up to 24 hours before the flight.

It can be filled out at www.curacao.com by clicking the Online ED-card tab.

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