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New Guidance for applying Myanmar Tourist E-Visa

In support of tourism development, myanmar’s online e-visa services have started again..

Since the Covid-19 diagnosis confirmed rate and infection rate dropped, Myanmar reopened entry for fully vaccinated tourists from April 17th this year, and also, the tourist visa application service continued today, May 20th in accordance with Covid-19 rules and regulations by the Ministry of Health.

How to get Myanmar E-visa

There are five steps to get your e-visa online.

• Go to the official website of the Ministry of Immigration and Population.

https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/

• Fill in the secure online visa form

The applicant is required to enter all the necessary information in the visa form.

• Confirm and Pay                                                                                       

The applicant needs to verify all the information filled in is correct before proceeding to the next step. Make the payment with a credit card. An acknowledgment email with the application reference code will be sent to the applicant’s email.

• Get the approval letter in 3 days

The approval process may take up to 3 working days. The applicant will receive an eVisa approval letter via email once approved. Print out the approval letter and bring it along with your passport. You will need to present it upon arrival.

• Get visa stamped on arrival

Upon arrival at the Myanmar Immigration checkpoint, submit the E-visa approval letter, and passport to the Immigration officer and get the passport stamped.

Visa processing fees for each kind of visa.

Before applying for the tourist e-visa, you must know the following requirements and notices..

• Guidelines for new health requirements through air travel to Myanmar.

     https://www.myanmore.com/2022/05/new-air-travel-regulations-and-requirements/

• Important notices for applying for the tourist E-visa.

     https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/Home/NoticeToTourist

So, I hope our tourism will be healthier and stronger from now on and…

“Wishing you a safe journey and a fantastic vacation in Myanmar”

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Myanmar Visa: Requirements, Application Process, and Cost

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A Myanmar visa is required for all foreign nationals who wish to enter Myanmar. The visa application process is relatively simple and can be completed online or at a Myanmar embassy or consulate. The cost of a Myanmar visa varies depending on the nationality of the applicant and the length of stay.

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Requirements for a Myanmar visa

How to apply for a myanmar visa, the cost of a myanmar visa, myanmar visas for specific countries.

The requirements for a Myanmar visa vary depending on the type of visa you apply for, but generally include:

• A passport that should be valid for at least 6 months after the date of departure from Myanmar.
• Photocopies of the personal information page of your passport.
• Passport size photographs.
• Proof of return ticket or onward travel.
• Proof of accommodation such as hotel or resort booking.
• Email address.
• Debit/credit card to process visa fee.
• Details about your accommodation in Myanmar.

Some specific types of visas may require additional documents, such as:

• An invitation letter from a Myanmar company or organization for a business visa.
• A letter of recommendation from a meditation center for a meditation visa.
• A letter of invitation from a relative or friend in Myanmar for a social visa.

You can apply for some types of visas online, such as tourist visa or business visa, through the official Myanmar eVisa website. You can also apply for some types of visas on arrival, such as tourist visa or transit visa, at certain airports or land border crossings. However, some types of visas require you to apply at a Myanmar embassy or consulate in your country of residence, such as social visa or meditation visa.

US & UK citizens are required to obtain a visa to enter Myanmar. There are two types of visas available:

• Tourist eVisa:  This visa is valid for 90 days and allows for a single entry into Myanmar. The length of stay is 28 days. You can apply for a Tourist eVisa online through the Myanmar Immigration and Population Department website . The visa fee is USD 50.
• Business eVisa: This visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and allows for a single entry into Myanmar. The length of stay is 70 days from the date of arrival. You can apply for a Business eVisa online through the Myanmar Immigration and Population Department website. The visa fee is USD 70.

In addition to the eVisas, US  & UK citizens can also apply for a Myanmar visa at a Myanmar embassy or consulate. The processing time for a visa applied for at an embassy or consulate can vary, but it typically takes a few days to a few weeks. You should contact the embassy or consulate in your country to inquire about the current processing time.

You can apply for a Myanmar Tourist visa online through the Myanmar eVisa website. You will need to provide your passport information, a recent passport-sized photo, and payment information. The visa approval process typically takes 3-5 business days.

Here are the steps on how to apply for a Myanmar Tourist visa:

• Go to the Myanmar eVisa website: https://evisa.moip.gov.mm/ .
• Click on “Tourist Visa”.
• Fill out the online application form.
• Upload your passport information and a recent photograph.
• Pay the visa application fee.
• Wait for your application to be approved.
• Once your application is approved, you will receive an approval letter.
• Print out the approval letter and present it to immigration officials upon arrival in Myanmar.

The visa application fee for a Myanmar Tourist visa is USD 50. The processing time for a visa application is typically 3 working days. You can check the status of your visa application on the Myanmar eVisa website.

To apply for a Myanmar Tourist visa on arrival, you must complete a visa application form and provide two recent passport-size photos, a valid passport with at least six months of remaining validity, and a visa fee of USD 50. You can apply for a visa on arrival at the Yangon, Mandalay, or Nay Pyi Taw International Airports.

To apply for a Myanmar Tourist visa at an embassy, you will need to complete an application form, provide a passport-sized photo, and pay the visa fee. You may also need to provide other documentation, such as a letter of invitation or proof of financial support. The exact requirements may vary depending on your nationality.

Here are the steps on how to apply for a Myanmar Tourist visa at an embassy:

• Visit the website of the Myanmar embassy or consulate in your country.
• Download and complete the visa application form.
• Attach a passport-sized photo.
• Pay the visa fee.
• Submit the application form and supporting documents to the embassy or consulate.
• Wait for your visa to be processed.
• Collect your visa from the embassy or consulate.

The processing time for a Myanmar Tourist visa can vary, but it typically takes a few days to a few weeks. You should contact the embassy or consulate in your country to inquire about the current processing time.

The cost of a Myanmar visa varies depending on the nationality of the applicant and the type of visa. The following are the visa fees for Indian citizens as of July 2023:

• Tourist eVisa:  USD 50
• Business eVisa:  USD 70
• Transit Visa:  USD 20
• Official Visa:  USD 50 (single entry) or USD 200 (multiple entry)

You can apply for a Myanmar visa online or at a Myanmar embassy or consulate. The online application process is more convenient and typically takes less time to process. However, you may need to pay a service fee to apply for a visa online.

To apply for a Myanmar visa online, you will need to visit the website of the Myanmar Immigration and Population Department. You can find the application form and instructions on the website. You will need to provide your personal information, passport information, and payment information. You will also need to upload a passport-sized photo.

Once you have submitted your application, you will receive an email confirmation. Your visa will be processed within 3 working days. You will receive your visa via email. You will need to print a copy of your visa and bring it with you when you travel to Myanmar.

For more information on Myanmar visas, you can visit the website of the Myanmar Immigration and Population Department.

1. E-visa Online System is currently available to tourists from 100 countries and Taiwan. 2. You will be required the following information  when apply Tourist E-visa to Myanmar : (a) Your passport validity must have at least (6) months. (b) You have to upload one COLOR PHOTO (4.8 cm X 3.8 cm) taking during last (3) months. (c) You will need your Visa, Master or American Express credit cards for the payment of 50 USD (normal process) or 56 USD (express process). 3. Visa processing information (a) The validity of E-Visa approval letter is 90 days from the issued date. If it is expired, entry will be denied. (b) Length of stay is (28) days from the date of arrival in Myanmar. (c) E-Visa service is non refundable. (d) You will receive an email acknowledgement within 1 hour after successful payment. (e) The processing time is upto (3) working days. 4. If the applicant has child(ren) under (7) years old on the same passport, you have to put the name of that child, date of birth in the minor section of the application form. 5. Tourists must stay in registered hotels, motels, inns, guest house and resort during your stay in Myanmar. 6. The applicant should complete individual personal data whether passenger is FIT or package tour. 7. E-Visa is only valid for a single entry. Re-entry will require a new visa. 8. Currently passengers with e-Visa are only permitted to enter via following ports: (a) Yangon International Airport (b) Mandalay International Airport (c) Nay Pyi Taw International Airport (d) Tachileik Land Border Checkpoint (e) Myawaddy Land Border Checkpoint (f) Kawthaung Land Border Checkpoint (g) Tamu Land Border Checkpoint (h) Rih Khaw Dar Land Border Checkpoint We will announce other port of entry in due course. 9. If you are visiting Myanmar via cruise, please contact our travel consultant for Pre-arrangement Visa on Arrival. You will not be able to use E-Visa to enter Myanmar via seaport. 10. If the decision is not allowed to entry, you may return by the same flight. 11. Ordinary passport holders from the following countries are giving visa exemption for 14 days. (a) Brunei (b) Cambodia (c) Indonesia (d) Japan (30 days) (e) Laos (f) Philippines (g) Singapore (30 days) (h) South Korea (30 days) (i) Thailand (by air via Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw or Mandalay only) (k) Vietnam 12. Passport holder from the following countries and Taiwan are eligible to apply E-Visa:

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Myanmar e-Tourist Visa

Requirements.

• A valid passport with at least six months of validity period remaining after your visit.
• A recent coloured digital photograph.
• Visa, Master, American Express or JCB credit cards for the payment of visa service.

Tourist Visa details

• You will receive an email after successful payment of your visa service. e-Visa service fees is non refundable.
• The validity of tourist e-Visa is 90 days from the date of issuance. Entry will be denied if the visa has expired.
• The maximum length of stay is 28 days from your date of arrival in Myanmar..
• eVisa is a only valid for a single entry. Re-entry will require a new visa.
• The processing time is up to 2 working days for normal Tourist Visa and 8 hours for Tourist Visa Express Service. In all cases, processing time starts when the application form is submitted with successful payment.
• If the applicants include minors (under 7 years), all the information including full name and date of birth has to be entered in the minor section of the application form.
• Yangon International Airport
• Mandalay International Airport
• Nay Pyi Taw International Airport
• Tachileik Land Border Checkpoint
• Myawaddy Land Border Checkpoint
• Kawthaung Land Border Checkpoint
• Myanmar e-Visa is not valid if you enter via seaport. Please contact your tour agent if you are entering Myanmar via cruise.
• Visa on Arrival is valid on entry via seaports.
• Tourists must stay only in the registered hotels or resorts during their stay in Myanmar.
• You may return by the same flight if you are denied of entry in Myanmar.
• Before applying for Tourist e-Visa, please check for visa exempt countries and eligible countries for visiting Myanmar.

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Why Register with the Embassy

Required information to apply.

Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:

• your contact details change,
• your civil status changes,
• you are going back to your home country.

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What you need to know.

If you are a national from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam , you DO NOT need to apply for this Visa, as long as your intended stay in the country is less than 14 days, and if you will enter and depart from Yangon, Mandalay, or Naypyidaw International Airports . Now, If you would like to stay in Myanmar for more than 14 days or if you want to enter or exit from ANY of the land border checkpoints, then you must apply for the eVisa you need.

Myanmar Tourist e-Visa holders are allowed to stay in Myanmar for a maximum of 28 days in Total in Single Entry .

The Myanmar e-Visa is valid for 90 days after issued .

Your passport must have at least 6 months of validity from the planned date of entry and one blank page.

The digital photo for your application cannot be more than 3 months old.

Foreign travelers need COVID-19 medical insurance.

Traveling with children:

For children over 7 years old, or for those who already have an individual passport, the parent or legal guardian must apply for their e-Visa.

Children under 7 years old can travel to Myanmar without the need for an individual e-Visa if they meet the following requirements:

• The child must be accompanied by the parent/guardian.
• The child must be included in the parent/guardian’s passport.
• The details of the child must be included in the parent/guardian’s e-Visa.

IMPORTANT: Remember that when you travel with the e-Visa you can ONLY enter Myanmar through the following ports of entry:

3 International Airports:

• Yangon International Airport
• Mandalay International Airport
• Nap Pyi Taw International Airport

5 International Land Border Checkpoints:

• Tachileik Land Border
• Myawaddy Land Border
• Kawthaung Land Border
• Tamu Land Border
• Rih Khaw Dar Land Border.

Content updated, July 2023

Explore Myanmar with the Tourist eVisa! Apply with iVisa

Myanmar is open for international travel, but before you can head over to this idyllic destination, you’ll need to learn about the current travel restrictions and the necessary travel documents you’ll need for your trip.

If your nationality is among the eligible countries, you can apply for a tourist or business visa online with iVisa , and visit Myanmar in no time.

You’ll be able to enjoy the traditional lifestyle of this charming country while you explore beautiful landscapes, sacred stupas, and Buddhist sights.

Below, you’ll find all the relevant information on how to complete Myanmar’s tourist visa application and all of the current COVID-19 travel requirements.

What is the Myanmar Tourist Visa?

The Myanmar Tourist eVisa is an official document allowing entry to Myanmar, issued electronically by the Government of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar.

Visa applicants need to fill out an online form and upload the necessary documents. Once the visa is approved, they will receive it electronically via email.

This electronic visa system has been available for travelers since 1 September 2014. Foreign nationals can apply for a tourism or business visa, without ever stepping into a Myanmar embassy. This streamlined system cuts out the time wasted waiting in lines and costly processes that were previously in place.

The Myanmar electronic visa (eVisa) is also known as the eVisa Approval Letter , and it is a mandatory travel requirement for foreign nationals from qualifying countries who wish to visit the Republic of Myanmar for tourism purposes.

Which nationalities are eligible for the Myanmar Tourist Visa?

Applicants from the following countries are eligible for a Myanmar eVisa:

Due to the current health emergency, travelers carrying tourist visas can only enter Myanmar through Yangon International Airport.

If you are visiting Myanmar via cruise or boat, please contact your travel agent or your nearest Myanmar embassy for a pre-arranged visa on arrival, as you cannot use the Myanmar Visa to enter the country via seaport .

How long is the Myanmar Tourist Visa valid for?

The Myanmar Visa is valid for 90 days after issued . It is a Single Entry visa and allows a maximum stay of 28 days in Total within the 90-day validity window.

If you already know your arrival date in Myanmar, you can start your visa application with iVisa and we will queue your application and initiate it at the right time so your visa is valid during your entire stay in Myanmar.

If you still don’t know the dates of your trip, then we recommend that you confirm them before applying for your visa.

What are the Myanmar Tourist Visa requirements?

To complete your visa application you will need to gather the following documents:

• Passport with at least 6 months of validity.
• A scanned color copy of the passport’s details page.
• A recent color digital photo (passport-sized). This photo cannot be older than 3 months - If you don't have a recent one, we also offer a passport photo service to obtain one in no time.
• Credit or debit card for the payment.
• The official Myanmar Inbound Travel Accident Insurance Policy for the entire trip. You can also apply for that document with iVisa here

We recommend that you have all the visa requirements handy when you start your visa application process.

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How do I apply for the Myanmar Tourist Visa online?

Applying for your tourist visa won’t take you longer than 15 minutes. You just need to fill out an online form with your personal information and the details of your trip.

Once you’re done, we will ask you to double-check that all the information is correct to avoid any setbacks in your application. After that, you’ll need to upload the supporting documents and pay the visa fee. Make sure that the scans of the supporting documents are clear and legible, as it is one of the main reasons for visa rejection . Avoid uploading blurred or smudged scans.

Once we receive your visa application, one of our visa experts will carefully review it and make sure that there are no inconsistencies before processing it. If we find any issues, we'll reach out to you to fix them free of charge before processing your visa. You will receive your valid visa via email once it’s ready.

What are the costs and processing time of the Myanmar Tourist Visa?

The visa fee will depend on how fast you want to receive it. We offer three different processing speeds that adapt to our customers' needs.

• Standard Processing takes 7 days and costs USD $125.99 .
• Rush Processing takes 5 days and costs USD $188.99
• Super Rush Processing takes only 4 days and USD $265.99

Traveling with minors: Do children need to apply for a visa to enter Myanmar?

For minors over 7 years old, or for those who already have an individual passport, the parent or legal guardian must apply separately for their tourist visa.

Minors under 7 years old can travel to Myanmar without the need for an individual visa if they meet the following requirements:

• The details of the child must be included in the parent/guardian’s tourist visa.

In any case, you can easily add your child to your visa application process when you apply with iVisa .

Do I need a tourist Visa if I’m transiting through Myanmar?

Only if you wish to leave the transit area . If you remain in the transit area at the airport and have a valid passport and an onward ticket, then you won’t need to apply for a tourist or transit visa.

If you have a long layover or want to leave the transit area, then you should contact the nearest Myanmar embassy or consulate for further information about your visa needs.

What are the visa-exempt countries?

If you are a national from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam, you don’t require a visa for a tourist visit of up to 14 days, if entering and departing from Yangon, Mandalay, or Naypyidaw International Airports.

If you would like to stay in Myanmar for over 14 days or wish to enter or exit from ANY of the land border checkpoints, then use our visa checker tool to see which visa you'll need based on your trip.

How does the Myanmar Tourist Visa look like?

COVID-19 Entry Requirements

There are no longer COVID-19 vaccination requirements.

There are no longer COVID-19 testing requirements.

Health insurance

• All foreing travelers to Myanmar must have inbound Travel Medical Insurance with COVID-19 coverage purchased from Myanma Insurance . The insurance certificate must be attached to the application. COVID-19 protocols are subject to constant change, so always check the airline's website and Myanmar's government website for updates to entry requirements.

Applying with iVisa

At iVisa , we pride ourselves on providing an outstanding service that helps citizens from every country streamline their visa application processes.

We have been processing visa applications for years and have become experts in the matter. We know that obtaining a visa can be a headache, and that’s why we have simplified our processes so it doesn’t take longer than 15 minutes to complete an application.

We also take security very seriously and have implemented the strictest security measures to always keep your personal and payment information safe.

Where can I learn more?

For further information about this or any other visa, you can always reach out to our excellent customer service team . They are available all day, every day to answer all your questions.

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