On this page, you will find general information about identification, visas, and health formalities.
As a traveler, it is your responsibility to obtain additional information from the relevant authorities regarding travel documents and any visa requirements. You should also check in advance whether the information you received earlier has not changed. For more information, visit the website of the Dutch government.
Corendon assumes that you have Dutch or Belgian nationality. If you have a non-Dutch or multiple nationalities, we highly recommend you to contact your embassy or the embassy of the country you plan to visit for information on the required travel documents.
All children must have their own travel documents. Additional border formalities may apply for single-parent (divorced) travelers with child(ren). After booking, you are responsible for having the correct travel documents, necessary additional information, and for checking that everything is still up-to-date at the time of departure.
Therefore, check the validity of your passport or identity card and that of your fellow travelers in a timely manner to avoid disappointments.
Your travel documents will be checked both at check-in and when boarding. If it is determined during check-in or boarding that your travel document is not valid for a sufficient period, and you are denied boarding, the costs for an emergency document and a new ticket will be at your own expense. If, for any reason, the validity of your travel document is not properly checked during check-in, and this prevents you from applying for an emergency document in time, this is never the responsibility of Corendon. You are always responsible for having the correct travel documents. If you need to apply for an emergency document, please be aware that not every country accepts emergency documents, and the required validity may vary by country.
If you are taking medication, be sure to bring a reserve supply with you. If the use of medication is important to you, also carry an English-language statement regarding your prescribed dosage, etc., so that local doctors can assist you better in case of emergencies.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Abu Dhabi, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in the Emirates.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, you will receive a free tourist visa upon arrival in the Emirates, which is valid for 3 months.
Generally, no vaccinations are required for Abu Dhabi. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended.
Always check in advance whether you need vaccinations and which ones. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practices for traveler's advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Bahrain, you need a Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in the country.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, we recommend that you contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
A visa is required for Bahrain. You can purchase it online at evisa.gov.bh or upon arrival in Bahrain at the airport (valid for a maximum of 14 days).
Generally, no vaccinations are required for Bahrain. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended. If you are traveling from an area where Yellow Fever is prevalent, a Yellow Fever vaccination is mandatory. /p>
Always check in advance whether you need vaccinations and which ones. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practices for traveler's advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Bonaire, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please refer to the website of the Dutch government.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, no visa is required for travel to Bonaire.
Generally, no vaccinations are required for Bonaire.
Always check in advance whether you need vaccinations and which ones. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practices for traveler's advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Bulgaria, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport/identity card or a Belgian passport (the red booklet)/identity card that must be valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, no visa is required for travel to Bulgaria.
Generally, no vaccinations are required for Bulgaria. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended.
Always check in advance whether you need vaccinations and which ones. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practices for traveler's advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Curaçao, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please refer to the website of the Dutch government.
Digital Immigration Card
When booking a ticket to Curaçao, it is mandatory to complete the Digital Immigration Card (DI Card) online starting from 7 days before departure. The Digital Immigration Card is required for all foreign visitors to be admitted through immigration in Curaçao. For filling out the immigration card and more information, please refer to the website https://dicardcuracao.com/portal. After completion, bring a printout as proof. Immigration cards are no longer provided at the airport and can no longer be filled out manually.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, no visa is required for travel to Curaçao.
Generally, no vaccinations are required for Curaçao.
Always check in advance whether you need vaccinations and which ones. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practices for traveler's advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For the Dominican Republic, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in the Dominican Republic.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, there is no visa requirement. However, you should complete the mandatory digital e-ticket no later than 3 days before departure.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for the Dominican Republic. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended. In some cases, vaccinations against Hepatitis B and Rabies (rabies) are also advised for short stays.
Always inquire in advance before departure about the vaccinations you may need. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners' practices for traveler advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Dubai, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in Dubai.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, you will receive a free tourist visa upon arrival in the Emirates, which is valid for 3 months.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Dubai. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended.
Always inquire in advance before departure about the vaccinations you may need. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners' practices for traveler advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Egypt, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for 6 months upon arrival in Egypt. With a Belgian identity card (valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in Egypt), you can also travel to Egypt. The Dutch identity card is not a valid travel document.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
For travel to Hurghada, you need a visa that you can purchase upon arrival in Egypt. For trips to Sharm el Sheikh, a visa is only required for stays longer than 14 nights. The visa is available at the Corendon counter in the arrival hall for €30 per person. This amount must be paid in euros in cash and includes service charges. If you choose to arrange the visa locally, that is also possible.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Egypt. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended.
Always inquire in advance before departure about the vaccinations you may need. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners' practices for traveler advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Gambia, you need a valid Dutch passport or Belgian passport (the red booklet)/identity card that must be valid for at least 6 months upon your arrival in Gambia and must contain at least 1 blank visa page. The Dutch identity card is not a valid travel document.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, no visa is required for travel to Gambia. You will receive an arrival card on the plane, which you must hand over to customs upon arrival in Gambia, fully completed.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Gambia, but you are strongly advised to get vaccinated against Yellow Fever, DTP, and Hepatitis A. Malaria is also present in Gambia, so it is advisable to take anti-malaria pills.
Always inquire in advance before departure about the vaccinations you may need. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners' practices for traveler advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Greece, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport/identity card (the red booklet) that must be valid throughout your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you possess a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you have Dutch or Belgian nationality, no visa is required for travel to Greece.
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Greece. However, vaccination against tick-borne encephalitis is recommended for stays longer than 4 weeks.
Always inquire in advance before departure about the vaccinations you may need. For information and advice, you can contact Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners' practices for traveler advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: May 16, 2023
For Indonesia, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must remain valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in the country, with at least 2 blank pages. Please note: You cannot travel to Indonesia (Bali) with an emergency document!
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
You need a tourist visa (Visa on Arrival) when traveling to Indonesia. You can purchase this visa upon arrival at Denpasar or Jakarta airport. The cost is IDR 500,000, and the visa is valid for 30 days.
If your stay in Indonesia exceeds 30 days, you can extend the visa once for a maximum of 30 days. Please contact the local immigration office in advance for this extension.
The procedures and regulations for visa applications change regularly. Therefore, always contact the Indonesian embassy for the current status.
Please note: If you have arranged the visa online, it is not possible to extend it locally. You must leave Indonesia before the visa expires.
Please note: Without a valid visa, you risk a fine or imprisonment.
Please note: If you stay in Indonesia longer than your visa allows, you must pay a fine of IDR 1,000,000 per day for the extra days upon departure from the country.
Prior to your trip, you can fill out an Online Custom Declaration form here. Keep your boarding pass upon arrival in Indonesia, as it may be requested by customs.
Vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended for Indonesia, as well as a vaccination against typhoid if your stay exceeds 2 weeks.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Italy, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport/identity card that must remain valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, no visa is required for traveling to Italy.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for Italy.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: June 26, 2023
For North Macedonia, you need a valid Dutch passport/identity card or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must remain valid for at least 6 months after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, no visa is required for traveling to Macedonia.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for North Macedonia.
Inquire in advance with your doctor or the National Coordination Center for Travelers for current required vaccinations and personalized advice.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Portugal, you need a valid Dutch passport/identity card or Belgian passport/identity card (the red booklet) that must remain valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, no visa is required for traveling to Portugal.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for Portugal.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: June 20, 2023
For Qatar, you need a valid Dutch or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must remain valid for at least 6 months upon arrival in Qatar.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, you will receive a free tourist visa upon arrival in Qatar, valid for 90 days.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for Qatar. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Spain, you need a valid Dutch passport/identity card or Belgian passport/identity card (the red booklet) that must remain valid until after your stay.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, no visa is required for traveling to Spain.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for Spain.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Turkey, you need a valid Dutch passport/identity card or Belgian passport or eID. This means that your travel document must be valid for at least 6 months at the start of your journey.
Please note: Your travel document must be valid for at least 6 months upon arrival!
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the country you plan to visit.
Abolition of visa requirement for Turkey since March 2, 2020
The Turkish government abolished the visa requirement for travelers with Dutch and Belgian nationality since March 2, 2020. This means you can travel to Turkey without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. However, a visa is still required for stays longer than 90 days.
Attention: If you have an eID, you must apply for an e-visa via this site.
Health
There are no mandatory vaccinations for Turkey. However, vaccinations against Hepatitis A and DTP are recommended.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.
Last update: January 26, 2023
For Zanzibar, you need a valid Dutch passport or Belgian passport (the red booklet) that must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of visa application.
If you have a nationality other than Dutch or Belgian or if you have a Dutch alien passport or refugee passport, please contact the consulate or embassy of the respective country.
If you are a Dutch or Belgian national, there is a visa requirement for Zanzibar. Zanzibar is part of Tanzania, so a visa is required for Tanzania, which you can apply for on the website of the Republic of Tanzania before departure.
There are generally no mandatory vaccinations for Zanzibar. However, vaccination against DTP and Hepatitis A is recommended. In some cases, even for a short stay, vaccinations against Hepatitis B and Rabies may be advised.
Always inquire in advance about the vaccinations you need. For information and advice, you can consult Reisprik, a nationwide network of specialized general practitioners for travel advice and vaccinations regarding current required vaccinations.