If you are planning a trip to Bangladesh from Sri Lanka be aware of current Bangladeshi visa requirements and regulations as these tend to change over night. There are different types of visas which are available for foreigners intending to enter Bangladesh and you will have to make sure that you apply for the correct visa that suited to the purpose of your trip.

Read about the types of Bangladeshi visas from the links below to ensure you are applying for the right type of visa.

Bangladeshi Tourist Visa | Bangladeshi Business Visa
Other Bangladeshi Visas | Bangladeshi Visa Forms
Bangladeshi Visa Letters | Bangladeshi Embassy in Colombo

Bangladeshi Travel Visas

Bangladeshi tourist visa is granted for a limited time of leisure travel and no strictly business activities allowed.

Bangladeshi business visa is for partaking in short term commerce in Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi Transit visa, is generally valid for 3 days or less, for transferring through a port in Bangladeshi to a third destination.

On-arrival visa for Bangladesh is given at a port of entry in Bangladesh. This is different from not needing a visa at all, as the visitor sholud still get the visa before they can in fact seek to pass through immigration.

Student visa for Bangladesh, which permits its holder to study at an institution of higher education in Bangladeshi.

Bangladeshi temporary worker visa, is for people to work in an organisation in Belgium.

Spousal visa or partner visa, given to the spouse, civil partner or de facto partner of a resident or Bangladeshi citizen.

Bangladeshi Marriage visa is given for a lengthy time prior to civil partnership wedding based on a proven relationship with a citizen or resident of Bangladesh.

For all other types of visas please visit Bangladeshi visa information.

Please note: In individual situations, you may be expected to furnish additional documents. Procedures and rules in Embassy of Bangladesh can and do, alter overnight. We accept no responsibilty for any such changes or any transaction initiated directly between an applicant and the Bangladeshi embassy.