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.
To apply for a Sri Lanka visa online, visit the Apply ETA, fill out the application form, pay the fee, and submit your application.
The visa fee can be paid using credit or debit cards. Make sure your card is enabled for international transactions.
Yes, you can apply for a visa on behalf of someone else. However, you will need all the necessary personal and travel information of the applicant.
If you make a mistake on your visa application, you should contact the ETA Helpdesk as soon as possible to correct the information.
The Sri Lanka visa (ETA) is typically valid for 30 days from the date of entry, with the possibility of extension for longer stays.
Yes, you can apply for a visa extension at the Department of Immigration and Emigration in Colombo. Extensions are subject to approval.
If you are transiting through Sri Lanka and staying in the airport for less than 48 hours, you do not need a transit visa. For longer layovers, a transit visa may be required.
Yes, you can apply for a visa at a Sri Lankan embassy or consulate if you prefer not to use the online ETA system.
An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is an electronic authorization for short visits, while a visa is a traditional travel document required for longer stays or specific purposes.
No, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Sri Lanka. You should renew your passport before applying for a visa.
