In order to visit Sri Lanka as a tourist, you will need an Electronic Travel Authorization or ETA that allows you to stay in the country for 30 days.
Here are some details on the ETA and the process of getting your Sri Lanka visit visa. Citizens of every country except Singapore, Maldives and Seychelles require an ETA to visit Sri Lanka.
The ETA application can be completed online using the official website or other websites affiliated with the Sri Lankan government. You must apply for the ETA at least 90 days prior to your planned trip date. As a result, you must apply for the ETA three months before to your departure.
Filling out a form and paying service and government fees are all part of the application procedure. In truth, the application process is quick and easy, and your visa will be processed within 24 hours. The cost of a visa, on the other hand, is determined by the type of visa.
The ‘short stay’ and ‘transit’ ETAs are the two categories of ETAs.
You can travel to Sri Lanka for vacation or business with the ‘short stay’ ETA, which is valid for 30 days from the day of arrival.
The transit ETA is valid for two days after the arrival date. Even if you are travelling through the country on a cruise liner, you must obtain a ‘transit ETA’. However, there are no fees associated with the ‘transit ETA’.
For the processing time of your Sri Lanka ETA, you have three options:
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