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Revised Rates of Consular Fees PDF Print E-mail

 
Revised Rates of Consular Fees
With Effect from 03 November 2008
 

  

Revised

Fee ( $ )

  Registration of Births 30.00
  Registration of Deaths 30.00
  Registration of Marriages (General / Kandyan / Muslim)
20.00
  Registration of Marriages under Special License (General / Kandyan)
40.00
 

 

Attestation and Authentication of Certificates


  Attestation of Documents as a Justice of the Peace 30.00
  Swearing or Affirming an Affidavit 30.00
  Administering an oath or affirmation 30.00
  Translation of Documents (Birth / Marriages) 30.00
  Any export document with the state seal of New York / New Jersey / Connecticut) 50.00

 

Permanent Mission of Sri Lanka to the United Nations
New York

03 November 2008
 
To All Foreign Nationals Visiting Sri Lanka PDF Print E-mail

Ministry of Internal Administration DEPARTMENT OF IMMIGRATION & EMIGRATION

It has been revealed that many foreign nationals who arrive as tourists to Sri Lanka are engaged in various activities, which are prohibited by law. Therefore it is hereby notified that from 1st November 2006 that all tourists who are given 30 days landing visa on arrival are expected to leave Sri Lanka at the end of the stipulated period.

All categories of person who are expected to engage in paid or unpaid business, trade, work, investments or studies should obtain the necessary entry visa from Sri Lanka Missions abroad with my approval. Please note that under any circumstances no visitor visas will be converted to Residence/Working Visas.

Further information may be obtained from the following places.

1. Visa Division
Department of Immigration and Emigration
Level 03,
No: 41, Ananda Rajakaruna Mawatha,
Punchi Borella, Colombo 10.
Tel: 011-5 329300/ Fax: 011-2674631
E-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

2. Sri Lanka Missions Overseas

3. Department Web Site : http://www.immigration.gov.lk/

It should be noted that legal action will be taken against those who violate visa conditions and also harbour/employ such persons.

P.B. Abeykoon
Controller of Immigration and Emigration
No: 41, Ananda Rajakaruna Mawatha,
Colombo - 10

 
Reciprocal Adjustment to visa fee structure between Sri Lanka and the United States of America PDF Print E-mail
1.       Sri Lanka government has decided to issue multiple entry visa at a fee of US dollars 100 to citizens of United States of America valid for five years for business and leisure purposes with a maximum duration of stay at each entry not exceeding six (6) months.
 2.       In the past the US Embassy used to issue multiple entry visas valid for five years to Sri Lankan nationals for business and tourism purposes. This practice was discontinued by the United States when Sri Lanka commenced levying a temporary residence tax from persons visiting Sri Lanka with effect from 01.01.2002.
 3.       These steps caused inconvenience to both Sri Lanka nationals and American nationals.
 4.       After reviewing this position, the two governments have mutually agreed to re-introduce the earlier practice with regard to the issuance of multiple entry visas. 
 
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