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.
If your ETA application is rejected, you will not be allowed to enter Sri Lanka. You may need to apply for a visa at a Sri Lankan embassy or consulate. Ensure all information provided in your application is accurate and complete to avoid rejection.
Minors traveling to Sri Lanka must have an ETA. If traveling with one parent or a guardian, it is advisable to carry a consent letter from the non-traveling parent or legal guardian. Additional documentation may be required by immigration authorities.
If you have dual citizenship, you should apply for an ETA using the passport you will use to enter and leave Sri Lanka. Be consistent with the passport details to avoid any issues at immigration.
Yes, you can reapply for an ETA if it has expired. Ensure your new application is submitted before your intended travel date. Remember that each new ETA application must be paid for and processed separately.
If you haven't received your ETA approval email, first check your spam or junk email folder. If it is not there, you can contact via Contact.
No, an ETA is linked to the passport used during the application. If you receive a new passport after obtaining an ETA, you must apply for a new ETA with your new passport details.
Travelers are advised to check for any required vaccinations or health precautions before traveling to Sri Lanka. It is recommended to consult with your healthcare provider or a travel medicine specialist for the most current information.
Overstaying your ETA in Sri Lanka can result in fines, detention, and deportation. It is important to leave the country before your authorized stay expires or apply for an extension at the Department of Immigration and Emigration if you wish to stay longer.
It is highly recommended to apply for an ETA online before your travel. While it is possible to apply for an ETA upon arrival at the airport, it is not guaranteed and may result in delays. Applying online in advance ensures a smoother entry process.
Business visa applicants to Sri Lanka need an invitation letter from a host company, proof of business activities, and other supporting documents. The visa allows for attending conferences, business meetings, and exploring business opportunities in Sri Lanka.
