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How to acquire the Transit Control Card in advance if traveling as a tourist?

The Galapagos Government Council uses the Transit Control Card (TCT) to monitor the duration of visitors’ stays on the islands. The TCT is mandatory for all travelers and has an additional fee that must be paid before your trip to the islands.

The procedure must be completed 48 hours before your flight by making the online pre-registration. Follow the steps below: https://www.gobiernogalapagos.gob.ec/para-ingresar-a-la-provincia-de-galapagos/.

After entering the information in the system, you must scan all the required documentation (copies of personal documents and round-trip tickets) and send them to the designated email address: tecnicosguayaquil@gobiernogalapagos.gob.ec for Guayaquil or requeridostct@gobiernogalapagos.gob.ec for Quito.

 

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