As per the latest health guidelines issued by the Australian High Commission in Colombo, passengers travelling on SriLankan Airlines to Australia require a negative Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) prior to check-in for flights, commencing on May 15.
In a media statement, the airline said the testing requirements would include:
Accepted RAT could be performed through Kings Hospital, Asiri Hospitals, and Nawaloka Hospital chains located in Colombo and Negombo. A prior appointment with the hospital could be scheduled by notifying the purpose of the test. An email notification containing test results as well as a printed copy needs to be presented at the time of check-in, the statement said.
Passengers are kindly advised to contact their travel agent or contact SriLankan Airlines’ global call center on +94117771979 or visit our website www.srilankan.com for further details.
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