Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

VisitsVisa offers various types of Sri Lanka visas, including tourist, business, residence, transit, and medical visas. Select the type that suits your purpose of visit.

Begin by visiting the VisitsVisa website and selecting the Sri Lanka visa section. Choose your visa type and complete the online application form

For a tourist visa, you will need a valid passport, recent passport-sized photographs, proof of travel arrangements (flights and hotel bookings), and a completed application form.

Yes, VisitsVisa provides business visa services. You will need to provide an invitation letter from a Sri Lankan company, proof of your business activities, and other relevant documents

Processing times vary depending on the visa type and the completeness of your application. Generally, tourist and business visas are processed within a few days, while other types may take longer

Tourist visas typically have a validity of 30 days from the date of issue, with options to extend for up to six months if needed

To extend your Sri Lanka visa, you will need to apply through the Department of Immigration and Emigration in Sri Lanka. VisitsVisa can assist with the extension process if you require help

Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa and the duration of stay. VisitsVisa provides a detailed price table of Sri Lanka Visa on their website for reference

Most nationalities require a visa to enter Sri Lanka. However, some countries have visa-free arrangements for short stays. Check the VisitsVisa website for specific nationality requirements

Your passport should be valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Sri Lanka. If your passport is expiring soon, you may need to renew it before applying for a visa

After submitting your application through VisitsVisa, you will receive an application number. Use this number to track your application status on the VisitsVisa website

If your application is rejected, VisitsVisa will provide guidance on the reasons for rejection and the steps to reapply. Review and address any issues before submitting a new application

Sri Lanka offers an eVisa system for most travelers, and visas on arrival are not commonly available. Apply online through VisitsVisa before your trip

An eVisa is an electronic visa that you receive via email and present upon arrival. A regular visa requires a physical visa sticker in your passport, which is typically obtained through a consulate

Yes, you can apply for a visa on behalf of someone else as long as you have their consent and the required documents. Ensure all information provided is accurate

Check the latest health requirements and vaccination recommendations before traveling. VisitsVisa provides updates on health regulations as part of the visa application process.

If you lose your eVisa, you can request a reissue through VisitsVisa by providing your application details and proof of identification.

Changes to your application are generally not allowed once submitted. If corrections are needed, contact VisitsVisa for assistance and guidance

You can contact VisitsVisa via email, phone, or through the contact form on their website. They offer support to address any visa-related questions or issues. info@visitsvisa.com

Entry limits depend on the type of visa issued. Tourist visas typically allow for single or multiple entries. For other visa types, such as business or residence visas, check the specific entry conditions on the VisitsVisa website.

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