The Sri Lanka Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is a government-issued travel authorization that allows eligible foreign nationals to enter Sri Lanka for short-term stays. The ETA is electronically linked to the traveler’s passport, removing the need for paper applications, physical visa labels, or visiting Sri Lankan diplomatic missions in person. Eligible travelers can apply for the ETA online before travel, making the process simple and convenient. eTourist Services Pvt. Ltd. is a private visa application assistance company and is not affiliated with the Government of Sri Lanka. We provide professional guidance and application support for a service fee. Applicants may also choose to apply directly through the official Sri Lanka government website without using our services.
The Sri Lanka Tourist ETA is intended for international travelers visiting Sri Lanka for short-term, non-employment purposes, including: o Tourism, sightseeing, and holidays o Visiting friends or relatives o Medical visits, including Ayurveda treatments and wellness programs o Participation in cultural events, sports activities, or short-term programs
o Double-entry authorization: The Tourist ETA generally permits two entries within its validity period o Short-term stay: Allows travel for tourism-related purposes as determined by Sri Lankan authorities Final validity, duration of stay, and entry conditions are decided solely by the Sri Lankan immigration authorities.
Applying for a Sri Lanka Tourist ETA is straightforward and completed online:
Processing Time: Processing timelines may vary and are determined by the authorities Fees: Government ETA fees and private service fees may apply separately Requirements: Eligibility and documentation requirements depend on nationality Official Guidance: Travelers may also consult the Sri Lanka Embassy or official government sources for updated information With the Sri Lanka ETA system, planning your visit becomes easier and more efficient. Travelers may apply online either through independent service providers or directly via the official Sri Lanka government website.