Want to work or reside in Aruba?

Posted on by Lincoln D Gomez

In order to start file an application for a residency and/or work permit you will need to have at least the following documents in the form stipulated below. For further information contact: www.gobiklaw.com or www.dimasaruba.com

Eight – 8 – recent and identical passport pictures;
Color copy of all the pages of your passport and the passport must be valid for at least 3 months on the day of the application;
Copy of birth certificate be legalized by the Dutch consulate in the county of origin and can not be older than 6 months;
Original “police clearance letter” or the letter from the judicial authorities in the country of origin certifying that the applicants has no police records, arrest, indictments etc. This needs to be legalized by the Dutch consulate in the county of origin and can not be older than 6 months;
Curriculum vitae including copies of all diploma’s degrees and certifications;

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Published by Lincoln D Gomez

Lincoln D. Gomez is a corporate lawyer based in Aruba. He is admitted to the Bar in both Aruba Curacao, Sint Maarten & BES-islands. He holds degrees in International Tax & Financial Services from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, San Diego, CA (LL.M.), a law degree from the Universiteit van Aruba (LL.M.) and Biology and Chemistry from Saint Leo University, Tampa, FL He is co-founder and managing-partner of Gomez & Bikker www.gobiklaw.com. His practice concentrates on Aruba corporate law, intellectual property, aviation finance & registration, labor law, real estate and civil litigation. He is an author and lecturer on Aruba law. His publications are in the areas of: the civil code of Aruba, labor laws, intellectual property, aviation finance and corporate law. His clients have dubbed him "the Aruba Guy" when it comes to finding creative solutions to complex legal issues in Aruba.