Sri Lanka has waived visa fees for tourists from these countries

Sri Lanka scraps tourist entry fee in a huge win for British holidaymakers

Sri Lanka has scrapped its US$50 (around £37) Electronic Travel Authorisation fee for visitors from 40 countries, including the UK.The change is in effect now, meaning Britons can now enjoy up to 30 days exploring this stunning destination without paying for their visa.It's a welcome boost for anyone dreaming of Sri Lanka's wildlife-packed national parks, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, gorgeous beaches and scenic walking trails.The Foreign Office …

Sri Lanka has waived visa fees for tourists from these countries

As of 25 May, you won’t pay a cent to enjoy up to 30 days in the country.

Sri Lanka introduces free ETA scheme for tourists from 40 countries

Since 25 May 2026, tourists from 40 countries who are planning on visiting Sri Lanka can apply for a free Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). While the visa fees are thus scrapped, travellers are still required to complete the usual administrative process before their arrival. On 7 May 2026, Sri Lanka’s Parliament officially approved visitors from 40 countries to receive a free 30-day visa under the Immigration and Emigration Act after the Ca…

"Sri Lanka Offers Free 30-Day Visas to Nepalese and 39 Other...

"Sri Lanka launched a free 30-day double-entry tourist visa for Nepali nationals and citizens of 39 other countries, including India, China, the US, UK, and Australia, through the eta.gov.lk website. Ordinary passport holders must apply online in advance, providing a return ticket and proof of funds, with processing in 24-48 hours. The policy expands a pilot to boost tourism recovery amid economic challenges, drawing excited reactions from Nepal…

Sri Lanka goes visa-free for tourists from 40 countries

Sri Lanka has introduced a visa-free entry scheme for nationals of 40 countries, granting them a free Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for tourism purposes, effective May 25th.  The post Sri Lanka goes visa-free for tourists from 40 countries first appeared on Asia Gaming News | AGB - Asia Gaming Brief.