Sri Lanka ETA for Indians: Fees, Documents, and How to Apply

Sri Lanka Visa Requirements

Visa Fees & Processing Time

How to Apply Online

Documents Required

Frequently Asked Questions

Sri Lanka Visa Information

Visa Type:

E-Visa

Length of Stay:

30 days

Validity:

180 days

Entry:

Single

Method:

Paperless

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Partners We Work With

IATA
SriLankan Airlines

How Sri Lanka Visa Process Works

Step 1

Apply on Atlys

Submit your documents on Atlys — only pay government fee.

Step 2

Your Documents Are Verified

Atlys verifies your documents and submits to Immigration

Step 3

Your Visa Gets Processed

We work with Immigration to ensure you get your Visa on time.

Application has been sent to the immigration supervisor

8 Jan, 5:45 AMOn time

Application has been sent to internal intelligence

8 Jan, 5:45 AMOn time

Step 4

Get Your Visa on
01 Jan, 12:00 AM


Sri Lanka Visa Rejection Reasons

Factors that can get your visa rejected

Expired Passport

Applying with a passport that has expired or expires within 6 months


Insufficient Funds

Failing to demonstrate enough financial resources to support your stay.


Criminal Record

Having a criminal history that disqualifies you from obtaining a visa.


Previous Visa Violations

Having overstayed or violated the terms of a previous visa.


Frequently Asked Questions

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  • General Information
  • Eligibility & Requirements
  • Refunds, Rejections & Reapplications
  • Entry & Exit Regulations
  • Visa Extension & Overstays
  • Application Process
  • Status Tracking

General Information


Eligibility & Requirements


Refunds, Rejections & Reapplications


Entry & Exit Regulations


Visa Extension & Overstays


Application Process


Status Tracking


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Sri Lanka ETA for Indians: Fees, Documents, and How to Apply