Amethyst Resort Passikudah 4*

Amethyst Resort Passikudah 4*
Amethyst Resort Passikudah 4*
Please refer to the information below regarding travel formalities applicable to Canadian nationals travelling to Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan authorities require travellers to hold a regular passport in good condition, valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Sri Lanka, with at least one blank page available for immigration stamps.
Canadian passport holders are required to obtain a visa prior to travelling to Sri Lanka, including for short-term tourist stays. An Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) must be obtained online before departure through the official Sri Lankan government portal. The tourist ETA generally allows a stay of up to 30 days from the date of arrival and may be extended locally through the Department of Immigration and Emigration of Sri Lanka. Official information and application procedures are available at https://www.eta.gov.lk (https://www.eta.gov.lk) and https://www.immigration.gov.lk (https://www.immigration.gov.lk).
Upon arrival, Sri Lankan immigration authorities may require travellers to present proof of onward or return travel, evidence of accommodation covering the entire stay, and proof of sufficient financial means. Travellers must comply with identity checks and keep their travel documents available at all times during their stay.
No mandatory vaccinations are required for travellers arriving directly from Canada. However, vaccinations against hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid and tetanus are generally recommended before travelling to Sri Lanka. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required only for travellers over one year of age arriving from or transiting through countries where yellow fever is endemic. Official health and travel advice can be consulted through the Government of Canada at https://travel.gc.ca (https://travel.gc.ca).
All travellers must strictly comply with Sri Lankan laws and regulations, including immigration rules, local customs, religious practices and identity controls. Failure to comply may result in fines, detention or deportation.