Indian travellers planning an India visit to Sri Lanka can now rejoice. As of February 2026, Indian nationals can travel without a Sri Lanka visa or ETA, simplifying every Sri Lanka visit from India.
This significant update makes unplanned island escapes simpler, quicker and cheaper.
Indian passport holders no longer need a Sri Lanka visa for Indians or an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) for short tourist stays.
Visit Sigiriya Rock Fortress and the Temple of the Tooth in Kandy.
Unwind in Mirissa, Bentota, and Unawatuna.
Go on safari in Yala National Park.
Sri Lankan Rupee (LKR) is the local currency. Carry some cash for small vendors.
Local SIM cards are affordable at Colombo airport.
December to April is ideal for west and south coasts.
“No Visa. No ETA. Just Sri Lanka.”
Official confirmation shared by Mahishini Colonné on X (formerly Twitter):
Check for official updates at: https://eta.gov.lk/slvisa/
No. Indian nationals can travel without visa or ETA as per latest February 2026 update.
Typically up to 30 days for tourism (subject to immigration approval).
Sigiriya, Kandy, Ella, Galle, and Mirissa are must-visit destinations.
Colombo, Bentota, and Kandy offer affordable family stays starting mid-range prices.
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