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Sri Lanka ETA for Australian Citizens (2026 Guide)

This is not a government website. We are an independent ETA support service, offering professional assistance to simplify, expedite, and streamline ETA applications. You may also apply directly through the official government portal without any service fees.

Travel Authorization for Australian Passport Holders

Citizens of Australia traveling from cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or Perth must obtain a valid Sri Lanka Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before departure. This digital travel authorization allows entry for tourism, business visits, or short transit stays.

Entry Requirements for Australian Citizens
  • Passport: Must be valid for at least 6 months from arrival date.
  • Passport Copy: Clear scanned copy of the bio page.
  • Email ID: To receive ETA approval.
  • Payment Method: Valid international card.
  • Location Requirement: Applicant must be outside Sri Lanka at the time of application.
Application Process
  1. Fill out the online application form.
  2. Submit required details and documents.
  3. Receive approved ETA via email within 24–72 hours.
Sri Lanka ETA Fees (2026)
ETA Type Government Fee Service Fee Total
Tourist ETA (30 Days) $50 $49 $99
Business ETA (30 Days) $55 $64 $119
Transit ETA $0 $35 $35
Validity & Stay Duration

The Sri Lanka ETA is typically valid for 180 days from the date of issue. Tourist ETA allow a stay of up to 30 days with double entry. Extensions can be applied for in Sri Lanka if required.

Important Travel Notes
  • ETA is required before boarding your flight.
  • Carry a copy of your approved ETA.
  • Return or onward ticket may be required.
  • Paid employment is not allowed.
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