For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
Business travellers to Sri Lanka can obtain an ETA (electronic travel authorisation) for entering Sri Lanka. A Visit Visa is an entry permit signifying the Sri Lankan Government's consent to admit a foreign national, stating the period and conditions of stay. The official source does not state whether an ETA is mandatory for every business visitor.
See recorded sources
- The page says business travellers "can have" an ETA; it does not state in these words that an ETA is mandatory for every business visitor.
- No nationality-by-nationality matrix or list of exempt nationalities for business travel is given on this page.
- https://www.immigration.gov.lk/pages_e.php?id=14
All Tourist or Business travelers to Sri Lanka can have ETA for entering in to Sri Lanka.
- https://www.immigration.gov.lk/pages_e.php?id=14
A Visit Visa is an entry permit signifying the consent of the Sri Lankan Government for the admission of a foreign national to the country. The Visa contains details of the period of time and the condition/s of the stay.
