Does China need a visa to go to Sri Lanka?

China needs a visa to go to Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka abolished the visa-on-arrival policy from 20 12 10, requiring foreigners who have entered or transited Sri Lanka for no more than six months to apply for an electronic travel permit (ETA) online before entering the country. Those who get ETA will get a visa for a maximum stay of 30 days at the entry port of Sri Lanka. If it is necessary to extend it to 90 days, they should apply to the Sri Lankan Immigration Bureau again.

According to the current regulations, Hong Kong residents holding HKSAR passports can enjoy visa-free treatment for a short stay of 30 days in Sri Lanka.

China citizens who hold diplomatic, official and official passports need to apply for visas in embassies and consulates in China in advance. Citizens who hold ordinary passports for personal reasons do not need to apply for visas in embassies and consulates in China for short-term travel and short-term business visits, but only need to log on to the embassy website to apply for electronic visas.

Sri Lanka tourist visa

Sri Lanka tourist visas are issued to applicants who travel to Sri Lanka, including sightseeing and medical care. Applicants must be able to prove that their intention is to enter Sri Lanka temporarily only for tourism purposes.

Applicants must also prove that they have sufficient funds to pay for their stay in Sri Lanka and that they have strong social, economic and other ties in their home country, forcing them to return as scheduled after a short and legal visit to Sri Lanka.

Resources Baidu Encyclopedia. Sri Lanka tourist visa