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Government to re-introduce conditional repatriation in the wake of new strain of Coronavirus
In the wake of the discovery of a fast spreading new strain of Coronavirus in
December 22, 2020
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In the wake of the discovery of a fast spreading new strain of Coronavirus in
The procedure for inbound travellers to Sri Lanka, introduced since March 2020 is hereby revised
Considering the spread of COVID – 19 virus in the country, the Government of Sri
Mr President Mr Secretary-General Your Majesties Your Excellencies Distinguished Delegates Ladies and Gentlemen At the
The Foreign Ministry of Sri Lanka urges all prospective Sri Lankan travellers both inbound and
The Foreign Ministry has decided to resume document attestation services offered by the Consular Affairs
The Embassy of Sri Lanka in Bangkok successfully organized the repatriation of a group
A Group of 69 Sri Lankans arrive from Thailand A group 69 Sri Lankans who
The Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka informed that the temporary restrictions imposed (effective from with effect from 11:59 pm on 21st May 2021 to 11:59 pm 31st May 2021) for inbound passenger arrivals to Sri Lanka will be removed w.e.f. 1st June 2021 and the related conditions that were effective before 21st May will remain unchanged.
Restriction will continue until further notice, on inbound passengers who have travelled to and/ or remained in India within the past 14 days from the date of their intended return journey to Sri Lanka.
A.) All inbound passengers will be subjected to mandatory quarantine of 14 days as per the guidelines of the Director General of Health Services of Sri Lanka dated 28 May 2021 – Click Here
B.) Contact details of the all island Public Health Inspectors (PHIs) – Click Here
The Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka informed that the temporary restrictions imposed (effective from with effect from 11:59 pm on 21st May 2021 to 11:59 pm 31st May 2021) for inbound passenger arrivals to Sri Lanka will be removed w.e.f. 1st June 2021 and the related conditions that were effective before 21st May will remain unchanged.
Restriction will continue until further notice, on inbound passengers who have travelled to and/ or remained in India within the past 14 days from the date of their intended return journey to Sri Lanka.
A.) Quarantine Measures (As at 07th July 2021) are imposed for travelers arriving in Sri Lanka – Click Here
B.) Contact details of the all island Public Health Inspectors (PHIs) – Click Here
A.) Updated quarantine measures for travelers arriving in Sri Lanka from overseas during the pandemic of COVID – 19 issued by the Ministry of Health of Sri Lanka on 18 August 2021 – Read More.
B.) Contact details of the all island Public Health Inspectors (PHIs) – Click Here
From 1st May 2021, 23:59 hours, until further notice, all long-term pass holders and short-term visitors with recent travel history (including transit) to Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka within the last 14 days will not be allowed entry into Singapore, or transit through Singapore. This will also apply to all those who had obtained prior approval for entry into Singapore. More Information
The Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration of Thailand has revised the quarantine period to 14 Days for all travellers who wish to enter into the Kingdom of Thailand.
04. Reinforcement measures on containment, prevention and Comprehensive response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the period of June 20 June – 04 July 2021. – Read More
04. The Royal Embassy of Cambodia has informed that individuals could send details for vaccination directly to the Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training (MLVT) in Cambodia with copy to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Cambodia and to the Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Bangkok.
Announcement of the Inter-Ministerial Committee to Fight COVID-19 dated 08.04.2021 on Request Mechanism of Voluntary COVID-19 Vaccination for Foreigners in Cambodia issued by the Ministry of Health of Cambodia – Click Here
Reinforcement measures on containment, prevention and Comprehensive response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the period of June 20 June – 04 July 2021. – Read More
Regardless, passengers routing coming from other countries other than gazette banned countries like India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan & Sri Lanka, as long as passengers are holding passports from these banned countries (incl. Diplomatic Passport) they are NOT ALLOWED to transit in KUL to other countries.
KLIA Immigration advised passengers holding said passports to direct transfer from their origin to their end destination without transit in KUL.
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