Our comprehensive FAQ section covers all aspects of the Sri Lanka ETA visa application process, from general information to specific procedures for obtaining and tracking your eVisa. For detailed answers to your queries.
Sri Lanka offers several visa types, including tourist, business, student, and transit visas. The most common is the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for short stays.
Yes, all travelers, including children, must have their own individual visa to enter Sri Lanka.
Yes, you can apply for a visa extension at the Department of Immigration and Emigration in Colombo.
You generally need a valid passport, recent passport-sized photographs, a completed application form
A transit visa may be required if you are staying in Sri Lanka for more than 48 hours while en route to another destination.
No, the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is only valid for entry by air or sea. Overland entry is not permitted.
Visa on arrival is available for some nationalities, but it is recommended to obtain an ETA online before traveling to avoid potential issues.
The fee for a Sri Lanka tourist visa (ETA) varies depending on your nationality and the duration of your stay. Please check the visa fee section.
You can check the status of your visa application on the official ETA website using your application reference number or Visa Track.
If your visa application is denied, you should contact the Sri Lankan immigration authorities or the nearest Sri Lankan embassy or contact us for further guidance.
