You should obtain a valid student visa to study in Sri Lanka. Information on the procedure applicable in getting visa can be obtained by the respective Education Institute/ Agent or Sri Lankan diplomatic mission in your country.
Sri Lankan Education Institutes have affiliated with hostels/apartments in the surrounding areas and provide support and guidance for you to find accommodation on request.
Education Institutes have affiliated with local commercial banks in the aim of catering your financial management needs such as student loans and digital banking facilities.
Education Institutes provide you the medical consultancy services.
As a tropical country consists of very distinctive dry and wet seasons, the average temperature of Sri Lanka usually ranges from 28-32 degrees Celsius. The coldest months according to the mean monthly temperature are December and January while the warmest months are April and August.
A wide choice of excellent restaurants can be found in Colombo and a few other places, serving a range of cuisines. Don’t forget to try out the street-side joints where you will often find some of the tastiest food. Apart from that, there are places with food courts which are the best places to hang out with friends!
Various entertainment alternatives are available in Sri Lanka. There are many shopping malls, cinemas, recreational parks spotted around urban areas where you can enjoy fitting to your budgets.
Sri Lanka has a well-connected network of roads. Almost all the roads are carpeted and they cover all the cities and places of student interest. Therefore, any part of the island can be reached within a few hours. Currency Sri Lanka rupee is the official currency of Sri Lanka. ATMs are available in most cities and larger towns and credit cards are accepted in most establishments such as restaurants and hotels.
Bandaranaike International Airport usually referred to as the Katunayake Airport and Colombo International Airport is the main international airport serving Sri Lanka. It is located about 20 miles north of Colombo.
Sri Lanka provides not only high-quality education, backed by government patronage but also wider opportunities in an array of sports and leisure. The universities provide undergraduate and postgraduate courses for international students mainly in commerce, science, and ICT.
