Can I go to Sri Lanka?

Immigration	Most visitors can travel to Sri Lanka without a visa. Sri Lanka has closed the borders during the Covid-19 pandemic. Exceptions for citizens or permanent residents may apply. General entry requirements to Sri Lanka are available on Wikipedia. You can verify your right to enter Sri Lanka on the IATA Travel Centre.
Government Guidance	Governments typically warn against non-essential travel to Sri Lanka. You can find detailed travel advice here: In English: Australia \| Canada \| Ireland \| New Zealand \| United Kingdom \| United States In other languages: Austria \| Germany \| Portugal \| Spain \| Sweden
Covid-19 Trend	Infection rates are stable; however daily infection rates per million (79.0) remain very high. Average daily infection rates for the last week were 1,687, compared to the monthly average of 1,586 this is a change of +6.4%. Average daily death rates for the last week were 46.6, compared to the monthly average of 43.4 this is a change of +7.4%. You can find detailed statistics at the John Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center.

Country Information

Region		Southeast Asia
Capital		Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
Currency		Sri Lankan rupee (LKR)
Driving Side		left
Electricity		230 V/50 Hz (G Plug)

DISCLAIMER

No country is risk free. Security and health situations develop fast. You need to make yourself aware of risks. Before you decide to travel, please make sure you check your personal risk profile and obtain information that is specific to you (such as advice by your own government and health professional). Covid-19 infection numbers are based on a comparison of the daily average for the last 7 vs the last 30 days. Infection data gathering varies across nations and can only serve as an indication of actual infection numbers.