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| Aruba | help please Posted: Mon July 17, 2006 06:48 AM UTC
I am waiting on renewal of my passport still and I am worried I won't get it in time to go to Aruba! Is a US passport still mandatory or is there another form of identification that could be used? ALso, do they have ATM machines over there so that I could change money? I understand that they take American money, but what is the equivalent/differenc? thanks
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tatiana81  
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| Aruba | RE: help please Posted: Mon July 17, 2006 10:46 AM UTC
This post made me second guess myself. Unless the Dept of State has revised their policies and has yet to post them, for US citizen, either Passport or proof of citizenship is ok.
http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/brochures/broc Dollars are widely accepted, but if you wish to convert, $1USD = 1.75 Aruban Florin (approx). I never had a problem using local bank ATM's
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DSwede 
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| Aruba | RE: RE: help please Posted: Tue July 18, 2006 03:25 AM UTC
I received my passport today!!!!! :) Very useful information though DSwede, thank you! Illona muchas gracias for the excellent web site!!
See you in ARUBA soon- I can't wait!!!
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tatiana81
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