Sri Lanka virtual phone numbers

Expand your reach in Sri Lanka without boundaries with a global virtual phone number from Telnyx. Our Sri Lankan numbers are feature-packed and AI-ready.

Real User feedback

"The portal gives me an amazing level of control including managing all of my own porting requests and number purchasing."

Chris W. - Network Engineer

"I think what I like best about your team is how knowledgable Samira and Klane are with helping us get our 10DLC campaigns approved."

Travis P. - Senior Developer

"I like how quick it is to create an account, setup a sip connection, purchase a number, authenticate, and be ready to make and receive calls"

Elrick B. - VoIP Engineer

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Local Sri Lanka regulations

Sri Lanka has specific regulations for telemarketing that businesses must adhere to:

  • Telemarketers must obtain consent from individuals before making any marketing calls and respect the national do not call registry (Source: DLA Piper Data Protection)
  • The National Authority on Tobacco and Alcohol Act No. 27 of 2006 regulates advertising and promotion, including telemarketing, and prohibits certain practices such as misleading or deceptive advertising (Source: Tobacco Control Laws)
  • Sri Lanka's Personal Data Protection Act emphasizes the need for obtaining explicit consent for processing personal data for marketing purposes (Source: DLA Piper Data Protection)

These regulations highlight the need for businesses to obtain proper consent and respect individuals' rights to opt out of marketing communications in Sri Lanka.

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Sri Lanka number pricing

Pay only for the Sri Lanka numbers you need month-to-month. No contracts required.

Starting at:

$1.00

per month

Why do business in Sri Lanka?

Sri Lanka's economy is poised for a rebound in 2024, driven by key sectors and reforms that aim to foster sustainable growth.

  • Tourism: The tourism sector, supported by local businesses like driver guides and tour operators, is expected to see significant growth as travel recovers and remittances increase.
  • Financial Sector: Reforms aimed at restoring bank capital adequacy and strengthening governance of state-owned banks are a top priority to revive credit growth and improve stability.
  • Fiscal Consolidation: Efforts to rebuild government revenue and reduce the fiscal deficit are crucial for macroeconomic stability and making debt more sustainable.

Sri Lanka's economy is set for a rebound in 2024, propelled by key sectors and strategic reforms designed to promote sustainable growth.

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Local numbers for Sri Lanka start at just $1 and are just $1/mo thereafter.