If you are planning a holiday in Sri Lanka then this time you will save more money! In case you haven't then book your trip now as the country is now visa-free for Indians. You do not even have to get into the visa on arrival task.
This new decade has started on an amazing note especially for travel lovers. Many countries are now giving Indians visa-free arrivals like Malaysia and Thailand and this time Sri Lanks too has joined the wagon. Travelling will not get hassle-free and you can totally book your holiday ASAP!
According to reports, the country will be visa-free for Indians until 30th April 2020. The visa otherwise costs Rs 2,400 on arrival. India is amongst 49 other countries that will benefit from this scheme.
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Tourism Minister, Prasanna Ranatunga told media that "the step has been taken to revive the tourism of the country which was severely hit by the Easter Sunday bombings."
Earlier, the government had barred 39 countries from the earlier scheme of visa-free arrival and added more countries in the list on 1st August 2019. The list included Indian citizens being allowed to travel to Sri Lanka without a visa till 1st February 2020, which has now been extended, read a report.
India is major for Sri Lankan tourism which is the reason why the stay has been extended and so that Indians can plan their travel. Other countries who can enjoy this benefit includeDenmark, Russia, China, England, and Sweden.
There is loads to see in Sri Lanka and when it comes to food, the country has a lot to offer. The currency of Sri Lanka is way cheaper for Indians, as well as the current conversion rate is 1 Sri Lankan Rupee equals 0.40 Indian Rupee, which may vary so do check. In factthe best time to visit the south and west coasts is from December to March, while the east coast is from April/May to September.
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