Cabinet approves visa extension for Ukrainians & Russians in Sri Lanka

Cabinet approves visa extension for Ukrainians & Russians in Sri Lanka

March 1, 2022   09:39 am

The Cabinet of Ministers has given the approval to extend the validity of visas for the Ukrainians and Russians currently staying in Sri Lanka.

It has been decided that no additional charges would be levied from these tourists.

Further, the visa extension will be valid for a period of two months.

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