Barbados ED Card Application

The Barbados ED Card (Immigration/Embarkation-Disembarkation Card) is a digital form that may be required for entry to Barbados, depending on your nationality and current rules. It collects essential information about your trip, including personal details, travel plans, and health declarations. This system streamlines the immigration process at Barbadian ports of entry. Requirements vary by nationality - check official sources or contact support to confirm if you need one.

Processing times vary depending on the volume of applications and your nationality. Once approved, you'll receive your ED Card via email in PDF format. We recommend applying well in advance of your departure to allow sufficient time for processing.

We recommend applying at least 48-72 hours before your departure date. However, the ED Card must be completed within 72 hours of your arrival in Barbados. This ensures the information is current and gives you time to address any issues that may arise during the application process.

The Barbados ED Card is valid for a single entry and corresponds to the dates you provide in your application. The card is typically valid for stays up to 90 days. If you plan to make multiple trips to Barbados, you will need to apply for a new ED Card for each visit.

If you notice a mistake before submitting, you can correct it during the application process. If you've already submitted and received your ED Card with an error, please contact our support team immediately at [email protected]. We'll help you correct the information and issue a new ED Card if necessary.

Both options are acceptable. You can either print your ED Card or save the PDF on your mobile device and show it digitally at immigration. We recommend having both available in case of technical issues with your device. Make sure the QR code on the document is clearly visible.

Yes, absolutely. We use industry-standard encryption to protect your personal and payment information. Our secure servers comply with international data protection regulations, and we never share your information with third parties except as required by Barbadian immigration authorities.

Application rejections are rare and usually occur due to incomplete or incorrect information. If your application is rejected, we'll contact you with the specific reason and give you the opportunity to correct the information and resubmit.