How to get a Aruba visa from Egypt

• Egyptians traveling to Aruba for vacation, relaxation, visitation, health, sports and business purposes can apply for this visa.
• Holders of this visa can study while in Aruba but cannot take up paid employment.
• A valid return ticket to Egypt is required as proof of intent to leave at the expiration of the visa.
• Non-Egyptians are to provide a valid resident permit to show proof of home ties.
• The proof of accommodation for this visa could be a hotel reservation or an invitation letter from a host in Aruba.
• This invitation letter must contain full details of your trip and be accompanied by a valid means of identification of your host.
• You are required to show that you're financially capable of spending at least $150 daily if in Aruba for tourist and business purposes or at least $100 if you're staying with a family or friend. This proof could come in the form of a recent personal bank statement or a declaration of guarantee from your Aruban host.
• You are required to show a valid medical and police report proving that you're not a threat to public order, public health, national security or international relations.
• A valid insurance policy that covers the entire duration of your stay in Aruba is important.
• This visa is valid for a stay of 90 days but can be extended up to 180 days in a year.
• The visa is usually processed in 15 days.

Unless you live in Europe, you cannot visit Aruba with a Schengen visa. You'll have to apply for an Aruban visa in Egypt.

The official Aruba currency is the Aruban florin. However, American dollars are accepted virtually everywhere at a decent exchange rate. Since Aruba is a Dutch country, Euros is easy to spend.