Reseguiden Lonely Planet har skrivit en bra sammanställning avseende visum till Sri Lanka
Do you need a visa to go to Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka may be known as the teardrop isle (due to its distinctive shape), but the country’s refreshingly straightforward visa system shouldn’t be a source of too much anguish for travelers.
The insurance cover can be purchased through this new website https://portal.pionline.lk/covidinsurance prior to arrival in the country or upon arrival. We recommend our guests do this prior to arrival for more convenience.
This COVID-19 insurance coverage is not required to board a flight but upon landing in Sri Lanka if the guest is not carrying the COVID-19 insurance coverage, it is mandatory to obtain it before leaving the airport grounds to start your tour.
När du fyller i hälsodeklarationen ska du samtidigt bifoga vaccinationsbevis och PCR test när allt detta är klart får du en QR kod som du sedan scannar på flygplatsen i Colombo. Sen är det bara att åka in i landet.
Alla dokument bör finnas i både pappersformat och digitalt blev vi tipsade om. Jag passerade på flygplatsen i Clb medan en i sällskapet fick visa allt i pappersform också.
Sedan vi åkte in i landet har ingen efterfrågat dessa papper. Vissa hotell uppger att dom kommer efterfråga tex vaccinationsbevis men ingen har ännu frågat oss.
Läget i landet
100% av befolkningen använder munskydd när dom är utanför hemmet förutom när dom äter.
Inte alla hotell och restauranger är öppna.
boka för att få bada även om man är gäst.
Vad vi vet är de flesta gym öppna.
Ett varningens finger för att boka flyg med några av lågprisbolagen. Sett att flera inte kommit iväg pga av inställda resor.
Also, kindly note that Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority – SLTDA has issued the attached guidelines for the tourists visiting the Island with effect from 01st January 2022. So that it would be great, if you could advise any of the passengers to arrive in the country to be abide by the advice to enjoy a smooth arrival process.
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Visit www.visitsrilanka.gov.lkto pay for COVID 19 Local Insurance Cover which will be MANDATORY from 1st January 2022. (Optionally, travelers can make payment through a SLTDA registered hotel/safe & secure travel agent. For details, visit www.srilanka.travel/helloagain).
On November 28th, the stretch of the Central Expressway from Meerigama to Kurunegala, which is part 2 of the development project, will be handed over to the public. The public will be given access to the length of the road during a ceremony hosted by the President and the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka. The portion between Meerigama and Kurunegala will feature four lanes and five interchanges.
The Central Expressway segment between Mirigama and Kurunegala will allow the people to travel the approximately 39.7 km between the two places in 25 minutes and for those travelling to Kandy, Kurunegala, or Dambulla, the expressway connecting Colombo and Kandy will be quite easy.
The entrance and departure points would be in Mirigama, Gampaha District, and Kurunegala, respectively.
The Central Expressway Project has been divided into four sections; Section 1 from Kadawatha to Mirigama at approximately 37 kmSection 2 from Mirigama to Kurunegala at approximately of 39.7 kmThe stretch from Mirigama to Ambepussa at approximately 9.1 kmSection 3 from Pothuhera to Galagedara at approximately 32.5 kmSection 4 from Kurunegala to Dambulla at approximately 60.3 km The Central Expressway’s remaining parts are expected to be completed over the next few years.