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The Sri Lanka ETA is an official electronic travel permission issued by the Department of Immigration and Emigration. It grants pre-cleared entry for short-term tourism, casual business, or transit. Upon approval, the ETA is electronically linked to your passport number, allowing you to travel to Sri Lanka without needing a physical visa label affixed by an overseas embassy. Most tourist ETAs permit double entry within a 30-day initial stay period.
Yes. Travelers who wish to remain in Sri Lanka longer than the initial 30-day validity granted on arrival may apply for an extension. Extensions can be requested online via the official Department of Immigration and Emigration portal or in person at the immigration head office in Battaramulla, Colombo. Extensions may be granted in increments up to an aggregate total of 270 days, provided you demonstrate valid travel funds and ongoing accommodation.
No. NomadicMart is an independent commercial visa assistance service and is not affiliated with the Government of Sri Lanka or eta.gov.lk. Travelers are entirely free to apply directly via the government portal. Our agency provides a premium concierge service: we review applications to prevent costly typographic mistakes, handle international payment processing, and deliver 24/7 real-time tracking.
Yes. All international travelers, including newborns and young children traveling on their own passports, must hold an approved ETA before arrival. For children under 12 years of age, government processing fees are frequently waived or reduced under official guidelines, but the application and electronic registration must still be completed prior to travel.
While a limited visa-on-arrival facility operates at Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo, immigration authorities strongly advise obtaining an electronic authorization in advance. On-arrival queues are often lengthy and unpredictable, and airlines retain the right to deny boarding to passengers who do not possess an approved electronic travel authorization prior to departure.