Shelter in Place in effect click here
- Marshall law extended. Valid between 9pm and 6am.
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- Important notice to employers;
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- Measurements Aruba Government Click Here
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- Aruba Ports Authority and statement Click here
- Aruba Tourism Authority & Reactive Statement (as per March 15, 2020)
- Aruba Updated Statement COVID-19 (March 15, 2020)
- Statement Central Bank of Aruba
- Parke Nacional Arikok (closed as of March 23, 2020)
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The Government of Aruba has made the difficult, but necessary decision to mandate a suspension of all inbound travel to Aruba by non-residents of Aruba.
This will be in effect beginning midnight Monday, March 16th and ending March 31, 2020. These restrictions are subject to change as we may consider additional precautionary measures.
Specifically;
- Anyone who is not a resident of Aruba, will not be permitted to enter Aruba.
- Visitors currently in Aruba will be able to leave Aruba. Please contact your airline, hotel or travel advisors for more detail on how your travel plans may be affected.
- A negative travel advisory will be in place for Arubans
- All residents that arrive from abroad have to quarantine for 14 days.
- Arubans abroad trying to come back to Aruba and need help to figure out how, can call 569-6897 or Click Here
For official updated information visit:
www.aruba.com/us/traveler-health-requirements and www.airportaruba.com/covid-19
The Ministry of Tourism, Public Health, and Sport of Aruba has put in place response plans, as well as screening and other safety protocols. The importance of basic hygiene practices, such as proper handwashing, use of hand sanitizers, frequent disinfection of surfaces, cough and sneeze protocol. Avoid going to public places at all times if you have a respiratory illness.
The Government of Aruba continues to provide information via press conferences and local media interviews, and stakeholder presentations and meetings as needed. Additional signage with precautionary measures have been posted in key locations across the island. Information sessions have been organized for people in Aruba’s tourism industry, for healthcare providers and for the general public.
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- CEDE-Aruba is seeking volunteers click here
Posted on Mar 22, 2020