Belavia on the eve of the return of the flight to Sri Lanka reminded of the need to issue an entry permit

On October 27, Belavia Airlines returns direct flights Minsk – Mattala (Sri Lanka) to the schedule – on the eve of this event, the carrier’s press service reminded about the need to issue an electronic entry permit to this country (ETA). That's what sb.bu says.

- Those who intend to purchase tickets for a direct flight Minsk – Mattala, you need to remember the need to issue an electronic entry permit (ETA). Before planning your trip, make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Sri Lanka. 5 days before the trip, you need to make an ETA application on the eta.gov.lk website, selecting the tourist category and entering the necessary data. Before sending, do not forget to carefully check the information.

For citizens of Belarus, a tourist electronic permit for a period of 30 days is free, the application is approved within 48 hours.

After confirmation, it will be necessary to save the ETA in a passenger-friendly format, the airline added.

As sb.by reported earlier, Belavia will resume flights to Sri Lanka from October 27 – Airbus A330-200 aircraft will be delivered to this direction. Departure from Minsk at 00:50, arrival at Mattala airport at 12:40 local time. Departure from Mattala airport at 14:40, arrival in Minsk at 22:10 Belarusian time. Belavia offered discounts for the first flights to Zhukovsky airport near Moscow