Bahamas
Bahamas Launches Digital Arrival Card Pilot to Modernize Visitor Entry
The Bahamas has launched a pilot for its Digital Arrival Card, replacing traditional paper forms to modernize the visitor entry experience.
The Bahamas Digital Arrival Card (BDAC) system, announced on 5 May 2026, functions as both an immigration card and a customs declaration. Selected visitors on specific flights can complete their entry documentation via a dedicated online web form prior to arrival. This initiative reduces the reliance on paper forms at participating ports of entry. During the pilot phase, the existing paper-based process will continue to operate concurrently.
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