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Work, study and hire in Aruba, explained.

Straight answers checked against official sources, step-by-step routes and the skills employers ask for. Ask a question, or start from what you came to do.

Try: Do I need a work permit? How much is minimum wage? How do I write my CV? Where can I study? How do I host an intern?

Answers people come for

What are you working towards?

Four starting points. Each one opens the guides, routes and answers for that goal, nothing else.

  • Find work & grow

    Job search, your profile and CV, the skills employers ask for, and where careers in Aruba are heading.

    Inside: How to create a strong jobseeker profile · The skills employers ask for · Customer Service

    9 guides and routes

  • Study, qualify & intern

    Qualifications explained, studying in the Netherlands or elsewhere, internships and courses.

    Inside: Your qualification, explained. · Describe your qualification as it was awarded. · Plan the study move, before the move.

    10 guides and routes

  • Permits, pay & moving

    Your right to work in Aruba: work and residence permits, minimum wage and work rules, the health certificate, moving or returning.

    Inside: Work and residence permits in Aruba · Work permits in Aruba · Aruba’s minimum wage is now set by the hour

    7 guides and routes

  • Hire & host

    For employers and recruiters: job listings, asking for the right skill and qualification, compliance and hosting an intern.

    Inside: How to write a job listing that works in Aruba · Ask for the qualification the role needs. · Hiring an employee in Aruba

    6 guides and routes

Quick help

Short answers to what people ask us most. Open one to read it here.

All 26 quick answers
  • Is using Aruba Jobs free for jobseekers?

    Yes – jobseekers can search and apply for jobs for free.

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  • Do I need an account to apply for jobs?

    While job listings can be viewed without the need of an account, we require site users to create a Jobseeker profile to connect with listed companies and apply more easily. When registered as a Jobseeker, listed companies can also contact you directly. This may be the first step to an interview invite, a fully completed profile is anticipated when creating an account to assure a professional first impression.

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  • How can employers post job openings?

    Employers can create an account and submit job listings through the Aruba Jobs website's employer interface. Each listing allows companies to clearly outline job responsibilities, qualifications, employment terms, and application instructions.

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  • How are applications received?

    Employers may receive applications directly through the platform or via their preferred contact method, allowing flexibility in internal recruitment processes. Please note: A direct link to an application form on your own website can be added.

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  • Does the site offer alerts for new jobs?

    Yes – Create a Jobseeker profile and sign up for job alerts or newsletters to notified about new opportunities according to your selected interests.

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Why you can rely on it

Every answer starts at the source

  1. The official source firstGovernment and authority pages outrank institutions; a commercial provider is never evidence for a rule.
  2. Read, dated and quotedEach guide says which sources it used and when they were checked.
  3. Disagreements shown, not hiddenWhen two official sources differ, you see both and who to ask.
  4. Checked again on a schedulePermits, funding and admissions every 90 days; stable references every 180.

See the official sources we use

Career Guides

Longer reads on pay, permits and careers in Aruba, with their sources.

All 11 Career Guides

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