The new Digital Embarkation & Disembarkation (ED) Entry Form is currently in its testing phase and is not mandatory before check-in or boarding.
Completing the form in advance is highly recommended as it helps speed up the arrival process.
The ED entry form is required for all travelers entering Sint Maarten. Residents are exempt.
To complete the ED entry form, you will need to have a valid travel document such as a passport or ID card, along with your contact details, accommodation and flight information, and recent employment information (if applicable).
The St. Maarten Tourism Bureau has announced the launch of the new Digital Embarkation & Disembarkation ED Entry Form Guide.
The platform www.entry.sx (available from October 8, 2024) serves as an essential resource for travelers entering St. Maarten.
This digital form makes the arrival process easier while ensuring safety and compliance with local regulations.
By moving to a fully online system, St. Maarten offers a faster, more efficient, and streamlined travel experience.
It is not mandatory to complete the ED form before departure, but it is highly recommended to fill it out before check-in for a smoother arrival.
The system is supported through collaboration between PJIAE, the Ministry of Justice, and the Ministry of TEATT.
St. Maarten is committed to maintaining high levels of safety, security, and efficiency for all travelers and residents.
Completing the ED form is quick and simple, making travel preparation easier.
For optimal performance, it is recommended to use Google Chrome when filling out the form.
The Sint Maarten Entry Form is the official St. Maarten Digital Embarkation & Disembarkation ED Entry Form
Under the National Ordinance, every traveler entering St. Maarten must complete it truthfully.
You can fill out the entry form online here.
Yes. Residents and citizens must also complete the ED form.
The requirement applies to everyone entering St. Maarten.
Yes. Transit and transfer passengers are also required to complete the entry form.
Yes. You can still check in even if you have not completed the entry form.
One person may fill out the form on behalf of family members,
but each traveler must have their own individual form.
According to Article 8, Line 2 of the National Ordinance,
a tourist is someone staying no longer than 3 months for purposes such as recreation,
visiting family, relaxation, or attending meetings,
as long as they are not being paid or receiving compensation during their stay.
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