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80 Nations of the world who visit Sri Lanka for tourist purposes are exempt from visa requirements and automatically receive a free 30-day visa on arrival. Those who are from these countries, who visit for purposes other than tourism should obtain prior visas from a Sri Lankan Consular Office. For citizens of other countries, there is a different fee for 30-day visas.
The 30-day visa can be extended up to 90 days on the payment of a fee. You’ll need to show a return or onward airline ticket out of Sri Lanka, along with proof of funds, such as a traveler’s cheque or credit card, and provide a copy of the bio-data page of your passport and 02 photographs.
Department of Immigration and Emigration,
Ananda Rajakaruna Mawatha,
Maradana,
Colombo 10.
Tel: +94-11-5329000, +94-11-5329316/20/21/25
www.immigration.gov.lk
Sri Lanka has a tropical country and cotton clothes are the ideal to wear and of course, your bathing suits are a must if you are visiting the beaches. Sun tan lotion could be very handy as it can be very hot sometimes.
If you are visiting cultural and religious sites, it is a must that you wear appropriate clothing. Gents are required to wear trousers to cover their knees or a “sarong” with a shirt or T-shirt. Ladies should ideally wear decent attire such as a trouser or a skirt to cover the knees and a blouse or T-shirt. It may not be advisable for ladies to wear deep-necked or a sleeveless top.
If you are interested in booking a Round Trip program, the flight times are an important component when making the maximum use of your stay. Most travelers prefer to stay near the airport on the first night (if they arrive in the evenings). However most European and Middle East carriers arrive early morning to Sri Lanka which is ideal for most travelers to start the tour on the same day.
Most shops open at 10.00 am and close at 6.00 pm. Shops are usually closed on Sundays and Full moon (Poya) days. The full moon poya day has religious significance for Buddhists and alcohol is not served in hotels, bars, and public recreational areas on this day.
You may be required to open your baggage for inspection. Refrain from carrying prohibited or restricted goods. Certain types of animal products, antiques, and gold are not allowed to be taken out of the country.
Important Retain your shopping receipts, especially for gems.
If you need a doctor, please contact the hotel reception. The hotel will have a doctor within the hotel premises or nearby. Pharmacies can generally be found in the commercial center of most towns.
International Direct Dialling (IDD) facilities are available at airports, all city hotels, resorts, post offices, and telecommunication centers. Postal services are provided at most hotels and at the local post office or authorized sub-post offices. Telegrams and faxes can be handed over to the hotel reception for transmission.
Visitors to Sri Lanka bringing in more than US$10,000 should declare the amount to Customs on arrival. All unspent rupees converted from foreign currencies can be re-converted to the original currency on departure as long as encashment receipts can be produced.
Banks are open from 09.00 hours to 13.00 hours Monday to Friday. Some city banks close at 15.00 hrs, while some are open on Saturday mornings. It’s easy to withdraw money across the island at ATMs using international credit cards or debit cards.
Sri Lanka Standard Time is five and a half hours ahead of GMT.
Sri Lanka has three official languages. Sinhala, Tamil, and English. Most people have some knowledge of English, and signboards are often in English.
There are some important restrictions that apply to photography regarding Buddhist imagery. When you visit a temple or other religious site, remember that photography should not be carried out in a manner causing disrespect. For instance, it is strictly forbidden to be photographed in front of or beside any statues and murals. Note that flash photography can damage old murals.
Sri Lanka is a year-round destination with an abundance of sunshine all year round. The average temperature is around 27°C - 30°C in most parts of the Island. The temperature gradually drops as the land rises towards the hill country, with some parts of the highland as low as below 10°C.
The island has two wet monsoon seasons; briefly between May and July in the south-west region and between December and January in the north-east. However, Sri Lanka has no off-season per se as clear blue skied bright sunny days are the general rule even during the wet season.
Sri Lanka (GMT+5:30)
Foreign currency and Traveller’s Cheques may be changed at any hotel, although commercial banks offer better rates. Converting Sri Lankan rupees back to a selected foreign denomination could be done at the airport bank which is open 24 hours of the day. Please retain your money-changing receipts.
Currency notes are in Rs 20, Rs50, Rs100, Rs 200, Rs 500, Rs 1000, Rs2000, Rs 5000.
Hotels and shops accept most international credit cards. No surcharge is required for their use. Cash advances may be acquired against credit cards at certain bank ATMs. The most widely accepted cards are American Express, Visa, and MasterCard.
It is advisable to enquire if your card type is accepted by the establishment before the use of any services.
Banks are generally open from 9.00 am to 1.00 pm from Monday to Friday. Some city banks close at 3.00 pm, while others offer night banking facilities. Banks are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, all public holidays, and special bank holidays on June 30th and December 31st. ATMs are most found adjoining bank branches island-wide.
Embarkation forms are available at the airport check-in counter and need to be filled and handed over to the immigration desk prior to departure.
Filtered, mineral and bottled drinking water is available at most retail shops. Avoid drinking water from the tap.
220 Volts/50 Hz Ac. Two and three-pin plugs types D and G are used mostly.
A list of embassies is given in the local telephone directory which is provided in most hotel rooms. If not, one may be obtained at the hotel concierge’s desk. Please contact us if further assistance is required.
Your hotel provides safe and high-quality food and we, as a policy do not recommend restaurants outside the hotel. Always wash and peel fruit before consumption. Drink plenty of water during the day to avoid dehydration.
On leaving the country you are allowed to export up to 10kg of tea duty-free.
Purchase and export without license of any wild animal, bird, or reptile, dead or alive. Also, the export of parts of animals, birds, or reptiles, such as skins, horns, scales, and feathers is prohibited. Occasional exports are, however, permitted exclusively for bona fide scientific purposes. It is prohibited to export 450 plant species without special permits. The export of coral, shells, or other protected marine products is also strictly prohibited.
Applications for special permission to export fauna should be made to the Director, Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Sri Lanka Standard Time is five and a half hours ahead of GMT.
Once booking details are submitted by you, we will go ahead with the booking process. At this stage, we require a 20% payment from you. A booking confirmation will reach you after 48 hours of making the payment. A balance of 80% of the payment is required, 30 days prior to the tour start date. Then you may go ahead with applying for Visa.
All travel offers listed on our website are discounted. As such, all orders are non-refundable, and cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotion. Thus, no refund for Cancellations made within less than 30 days from the start of a tour and for No-shows.
Traveling in a country of this nature could be dream come true. However, it is vitally important to plan it with experts who have local knowledge and experience in making that perfect cup of tea. This is where we promise you the best possible outcome, based on your affordability and time availability.