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| On January 8, 2007, U.S. citizens traveling by air between the US and Canada,
Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Bermuda will be required to present a valid US
passport, Air NEXUS card, or U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Document. | |
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| Former Immigration & Naturalization Service- INS |
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US Customs & US Immigration
Travelers returning to the US will go through US Customs & US Immigration inspection when departing Aeropuerto Internacional Reina Beatrix: Aruba International Airport
Aruba is a
U.S. Customs Service Preclearance station. A preclearance inspection is the same U.S. customs inspection an individual would experience at any U.S. port of entry, except it is conducted in Aruba. Because of this, upon arrival in the U.S. you will not need to go through U.S. customs once again upon arrival on U.S. soil. You will simply arrive at your U.S. terminal as if you were on an ordinary domestic flight within the U.S. and either connect with your domestic flight to your final destination or leave the airport. |
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US Customs Service |
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US Customs
Phone 588-7240/7720
Fax 588 7660 |
US Immigrations
Phone 583 1316 |
USDA
Phone 588 7630
Fax 588 7643 |
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| Documentation of US Citizens Born Abroad |
Requirements for Immigrant & Nonimmigrant Visas |
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Admission into United States For Non-U.S. Citizens
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U. S. Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) |
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Leaving & Arriving the US |
| Frequently Asked Questions from US Residents |
Top 10 Traveler Tips |
| Know Before You Go: Regulations for US Residents |
When You Return To The United States |
| Know Before You Go |
| Pleasure & Business Travel for US Residents |
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| Customs Information for Travelers to the US |
Food & Beverages |
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Electronics & Film |
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| Duty-Free or Reduced Rates |
Prohibited & Restricted Items |
| Determining US Duty |
Prohibitions on Cuban Cigars |
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Types of US Duty Exemptions |
Register Items Before You Leave the US |
| Gifts You Bring Back to the US |
Sample Customs Declaration Form |
| Medication/Drugs |
Unaccompanied Baggage |
| Money & Other Monetary Instruments |
Types of US Duty Free Exemptions |
| Paying US Duty |
What You Must Declare |
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Information for US Travelers |
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Aruba Foreign Entry Requirements |
US Customs & Border Protection |
| Aruba Visa Information- Passports, Visas |
US Department of Homeland Security |
| Centers for Disease Control & Prevention |
US Department of State |
| The World Factbook: Aruba |
US Central Intelligence Agency |
| Federal Aviation Administration: U.S. Department of Transportation |
| Transportation Security Administration (TSA): U.S. Department of Homeland Security |
| US Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) TSA Former INS: Immigration & Naturalization Service |
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Health Information for Travelers to the Aruba |
Travelers' Health: USCDC |
| Preparing for Your Trip to Aruba: USCDC |
Traveling with Children: Travelers' Health: USCDC |
| National Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - NCID |
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| Child Safety on Airplanes |
Passenger Health & Safety |
| Flying with Pets |
Pets in the Passenger Cabin |
| Passenger Information |
Transporting Live Animals |
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| A Safe Trip Abroad |
Safety Issues |
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Emergencies & Crisis Abroad |
Tips for Disabled Travelers |
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Health Issues Traveling Abroad |
Tips for Travelers to
Aruba |
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Living Abroad Tips |
Travel & Business Information |
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Residing Abroad |
Tips for Traveling Abroad |
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Sending Money Overseas to a US Citizen in an Emergency |
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Aruba Consular Info Sheet |
Overseas Citizens Services (OCS) |
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Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs: Background Notes: Aruba |
Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) |
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Current Travel Warnings |
US Embassies & Consulates |
| Travel Registration for U.S. Citizens Traveling or Living in a Foreign Country |
| Office of American Citizens Services & Crisis Management (ACS) |
Netherlands Consulate-General
4200 Linnean Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20008
Phone 202 244 5300
Fax 202 362 3430
Consulate Fax 202 364 2410 |
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