Sri Lanka‘s Government reportedly plans to expand its free visa on arrival programme to include the following 10 countries, commencing 01-Aug-2019 (Colombo Page/Financial Express/Live Mint, 24/25-Jul-2019):
- India;
- China;
- UK;
- Denmark;
- Sweden;
- Norway;
- Finland;
- Iceland;
- Philippines;
- Russia.
SriLankan Airlines northern India manager Chinthaka Weerasinghe said the airline is “expecting an increase in the number of tourist arrivals from India and from other markets as well” following the expansion of the programme.
More Like this
SriLankan Airlines: Sri Lanka launches free visa on arrival programme for citizens of 48 countriesAugust 7, 2019 
SriLankan Airlines records 10% increase in passengers cancellationsApril 30, 2019 
SriLankan postpones plans for Sydney as Australian visitor numbers to Sri Lanka dropJuly 22, 2019 
Uzbekistan to issue electronic visas from Jul-2018July 5, 2018 
Visitor arrivals to Sri Lanka up 10% in 2018January 7, 2019 
Visitor arrivals to Sri Lanka down 13% in 1H2019, arrivals down 57% in Jun-2019July 8, 2019 
Sri Lanka Government further extends term of inquiry into SriLankan AirlinesFebruary 11, 2019 
Sri Lanka Government may resume divestment of SriLankan Airlines ‘in the next few months’October 11, 2018 
Nepal Airlines exploring plans to add destinations in China, Myanmar and Sri LankaJuly 11, 2018 
Sri Lanka President to appoint committee for restructuring SriLankan AirlinesJanuary 7, 2019 
From white elephant to real elephants – what’s the story behind India’s reported interest in Sri Lanka’s newest airport?July 31, 2018 
Sri Lanka targeting four million tourist arrivals by 2020: Tourism MinisterSeptember 13, 2018
