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All international visitors are required to complete the Digital Immigration Card (DI card) within 7 days prior to departure. The DI card is mandatory for all foreign travelers entering Curaçao and is required to clear immigration upon arrival. Residents of Curaçao are exempt from completing the DI Card.

The Digital Immigration (DI) Card can be completed online via dicardcuracao.com/dicard

For information regarding travel requirements for minors, including the necessary documentation, please visit the website of the Ministry of Justice: hustisia.cw/en/

Travelers accompanied by minors must proceed to a staffed Immigration booth. e-Gates are only available for eligible travelers who are not traveling with minors. Click here for the list of elegible countries.

Eligible travelers who are not traveling with minors may use the e-Gates for faster immigration processing. Travelers accompanied by minors must proceed to the staffed Immigration booths. Click here for the list of elegible countries.

General guidelines

• Liquids, aerosols and gels in hand baggage must be in containers no larger than 100 ml (3.4 oz) each. Place these in a single, transparent, quart-sized resealable plastic bag that closes completely.
  Exceptions: liquid medication, baby food and special dietary items you require for the journey.
• All other liquids, aerosols and gels must be packed in your checked baggage.
• Certain items are strictly prohibited in both hand and checked baggage. To check whether your items are permitted, please click here to view the prohibited items list.
• Note: Even permitted items may be subject to additional screening and could be denied if any doubt arises.
• Keep essential items such as travel documents, medications
• Place all electronic devices in the bin.
• Place your shoes on the conveyor belt, not in the bin.
• No beverages of any kind may be taken beyond the Security checkpoint.

Learn more here:

General guidelines

• Liquids, aerosols and gels in hand baggage must be in containers no larger than 100 ml (3.4 oz) each. Place these in a single, transparent, quart-sized resealable plastic bag that closes completely.

Exceptions: liquid medication, baby food and special dietary items you require for the journey.

• All other liquids, aerosols and gels must be packed in your checked baggage.
• Certain items are strictly prohibited in both hand and checked baggage. To check whether your items are permitted, please click here to view the prohibited items list.
• Note: Even permitted items may be subject to additional screening and could be denied if any doubt arises.

• Keep essential items such as travel documents, medications
• Place all electronic devices in the bin.
• Place your shoes on the conveyor belt, not in the bin.
• No beverages of any kind may be taken beyond the Security checkpoint.

Learn more here: https://curacao-airport.com/prepare-your-trip/departing-passengers/security-screening

The Customs Department at Curaçao International Airport is part of the Ministry of Finance. For information about permitted and prohibited items, duty-free allowances, declarations, and other Customs regulations, please visit www.douane.cw.

You can contact the Customs Department by email at
bjz-tz@minfin.cw or by phone at +5999 839 1378.

After entering the territory of Curaçao, you must choose one of two Customs channels:

• GREEN channel: Choose this channel if you have nothing to declare.
• RED channel: Choose this channel if you are carrying goods that must be declared, exceed duty-free allowances, or are subject to restrictions or taxes.

For guidance on which channel applies to your situation, please refer to the images and information provided on the Customs page or visit www.douane.cw.

Yes. CUR Exclusive offers personalized VIP-style passenger assistance at Curaçao International Airport. The service includes Premium Meet & Greet, arrival and departure assistance, transit and transfer assistance, personalized guidance through airport processes within the commercial Terminal, and fast-track coordination where applicable.

CUR Exclusive is managed in-house by Curaçao Airport Partners (CAP) and is available for booking upon request. For bookings or more information, please contact curexclusive@curacao-airport.com.

Jet Centre Curaçao, operated by CATS, provides premium services for private and business aviation, offering a seamless and personalized travel experience. For more information, please visit:https://jetcentrecuracao.com

You can view all airlines operating to and from Curaçao International Airport here: https://www.curacao-airport.com/passengers/airlines

The airline schedule is available via: https://curacao-airport.com/airline-schedule/

There are six (6) airline ticket offices located at Curaçao International Airport: TUI, Winair, ZAir, Avior, Corendon, and Divi Divi Air. In addition, KLM’s ticket office is located near the Curaçao Airport Hotel. Please note that the TUI ticket office at the airport sells tickets for almost all airlines.

Airline contact information can be found here: https://curacao-airport.com/airlines/

As of 1 January 2026, the airport departure fees have been adjusted. For the most up-to-date information on the Passenger Facility Charge (PFC), please visit: curacao-airport.com/passenger-facility-charge

The Outbound Terminal Mid-Expansion Project is a strategic infrastructure project at Curaçao

International Airport focused on improving outbound passenger operations, enhancing operational efficiency, and creating a smoother passenger experience. The project includes improvements to boarding pass control, immigration, security screening, transit operations, passenger flow, accessibility, and terminal amenities.

For more information about the project, including frequently asked questions, updates, and affected areas, please visit: CUR Expansion Project page

The project commenced in May 2026 and is expected to continue through the first quarter of 2027. Construction activities are carefully phased to maintain safe and efficient airport operations throughout the project.

For the latest updates, please visit: CUR Expansion Project page

Curaçao International Airport remains fully operational during the expansion project. Construction activities are contained within designated work zones, with clear signage and measures in place to ensure safe passenger movement and minimize inconvenience.

For detailed information about construction phases, temporary changes, and passenger guidance, please visit: CUR Expansion Project page

The area in front of the Arrivals Hall is not a designated pick-up or waiting area. If you are collecting a passenger arriving, please wait in the airport parking area until they are ready for pick-up. The Departures Terminal drop-off zone is for immediate loading and unloading only. If you need more time, please use the airport parking area. For safety and security reasons, vehicles may not be left unattended in front of the terminal and are subject to enforcement, including wheel clamping.

It depends. All activities at Curaçao International Airport (CUR) require prior approval to ensure the safety, security, and uninterrupted operation of the airport. Requests must be submitted at least 10 working days in advance using the Activity Request Form. Please note that submitting a request does not guarantee approval.

Casual photography for personal use is generally permitted in public areas. However, professional photography, videography, commercial productions, media filming, or organized photoshoots require prior approval. Approval is only granted for designated airport locations and is subject to operational, safety, and security requirements.

Complete the Photography and Filming request form and send it to advertising@curacao-airport.com. To allow sufficient time for review, please submit your request at least 10 working days before the planned photography or filming session.

The following activities are not permitted at CUR:

• Public events
• Political demonstrations or campaign activities
• Religious ceremonies or evangelizing activities

Commercial promotions, product sampling, photography, and filming are only permitted with prior approval.

All requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the relevant airport departments. Approval is subject to operational, safety, and security considerations and may be withdrawn if circumstances require.

You can contact Curaçao International Airport through the following channels:

• Phone: +599 9 839 1000 (daily from 06:00 to 22:00.
• Email: info@curacao-airport.com.
• Facebook: Send us a private message via Curaçao Airport.
• Contact form: Submit your question, suggestion, compliment, or complaint through our online contact form.

Yes. Courtesy phones are available throughout the terminal in key areas for passenger assistance. Locations include:

• 1 courtesy phone in the Check-in Hall.
• 2 courtesy phones in the Departures Hall.
• 1 courtesy phone in the Arrivals Hall (outside area).
• 1 in the Arrivals Hall (outside area).