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We advise:
Exercise a high degree of caution in Sri Lanka due to the threat of public demonstrations and security risks.
Still current at:02 August 2025
Updated:06 June 2025
Latest update:We've reviewed our travel advice for Sri Lanka and continue to advise exercise a high degree of caution. To enter Sri Lanka, you'll need a visa in the form of an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA). You should do this before you travel, as there are limited facilities to obtain an ETA on arrival at Colombo's Bandaranaike International Airport.
- There is an ongoing risk of terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka. Terrorists may target areas popular with foreigners and tourists, including in regional and coastal towns. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East could lead to an increased threat of attacks against Israeli interests in other regions.
- Public demonstrations can occur throughout Sri Lanka. Demonstrations can lead to disruptions to traffic and public transport. Avoid areas impacted by demonstrations, follow the advice of local authorities and monitor the media for updates.
- Public emergencies can be declared, and curfews imposed at short notice. Carry relevant travel and identification documents with you at all times.,...................................
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