Sri Lankan Visa is not required for Swazis
Stay Duration: 30 days
Entry Requirements
- Citizens of Swaziland must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization for visiting Sri-Lanka for tourism and is valid for a 30 day stay.
- To apply for an ETA,visitors are expected to fill an online form with their passport details.
- To apply for an ETA, a passport with at least 6 months validity before the departure date is required.
- After applying for the Sri-Lanka ETA visa, visitors would not need stamps on their passports because the ETA visa would be electronically linked to their passport.
- Visitors can extend their ETA by applying to the Department of Immigration and Emmigration.
- Visitors are expected to possess a return ticket or computer generated flight itinerary from a travel agency as well as proof of financial support.
- Visitors are required to carry proof of Yellow Fever vaccination.
- Tourists are to tender evidence of accommodation which could be in form of a reserved hotel booking or invitation letter from a host living in Sri-Lanka.
- Foreign currencies exceeding USD 15,000 or its equivalent must be declared on arrival.
- Visitors are required to declare valuable personal belongings upon arrival to ensure free export.
- Before bringing any pets into Sri Lanka, authorization must be obtained from the Department of Animal Production and Health (DAPH).
- The estimated flight time from Swaziland to Sri Lanka is 8 hours 35 minutes.
- Sri Lanka adopts the use of the Indian Standard Time (GMT+ 5:30) which is why Sri Lanka is 3 hours 30 minutes ahead of Swaziland.
- The most popular way to get around Swaziland is to hire a car/taxi, take a tuk-tuk or use buses and trains.
- Christianity is the dominant religion in Swaziland.
- There are several languages spoken in Sri Lanka. However, Sinhala and Tamil are the official languages of Sri Lanka.
- Swaziland adopts the use of type M power plugs while operating on 230 V supply voltage and 50 Hz frequency.
- The official currency of Sri Lanka is the Sri- Lanka Rupee.
- The oldest living tree known to be planted by man is in Sri-Lanka.
- In 2016, The World Health Organisation declared the country to be malaria-free.
- Ravana Falls, Dambulla Cave Temple and Arugam Bay are places tourists should visit while in Sri Lanka.