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Sri Lanka is opening its arms to the world, as the island nation has officially announced a significant boost to its tourism industry by implementing a visa-free entry policy for citizens from 35 countries. Starting today, October 1, 2024, this…
Sri Lanka has revived its online visa system after suspending a controversial outsourcing deal. The country now offers visa-free access for travelers from 35 nations and continues to provide visas on arrival for others. These changes are part of Sri Lanka's efforts to rejuvenate its tourism industry.
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Sri Lanka has announced visa-free entry for citizens of 35 countries, including India, the UK, and the US, starting October 1, 2024. This six-month policy aims to boost tourism by simplifying travel procedures. Additionally, Sri Lanka continues to offer free tourist visas to visitors from India, China, Russia, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia while suspending e-visa services temporarily.
Sri Lanka has introduced a temporary visa-on-arrival program to accommodate tourists while its e-visa system remains suspended due to a court ruling. The government is actively seeking solutions to restore a more efficient online visa service after challenges with the VFS Global platform surfaced.
Algeria has introduced a visa-free travel policy for visitors from 55 countries, simplifying travel procedures and aiming to boost its tourism sector. This move is expected to attract more international tourists and bolster the local economy.
Sri Lanka has halted its e-Visa service run by VFS Global and partners after a Supreme Court order. Travellers can still obtain visas on arrival while awaiting the return of the Mobitel system.
